In this video, the creator decides to spend a total of $1,000 on every advertisement they see on the internet. They set some rules, such as only buying physical items, not spending more than $200 on one thing, and clearing their cache and cookies to get random ads. They start browsing Facebook and end up buying a BarkBox, vitamins, underwear, shoes, and other items. They then move to BuzzFeed and buy a candle, water tracking device, and other products. They eventually reach their limit and make their final purchases on Zaful. The total spent is $1,003.18, exceeding the limit. The video is sponsored by StopAd, an adblocker that prevents impulsive purchases and protects personal information.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The person in the video is spending $1000 on every advertisement they see on the internet.
2. They clear their cache and cookies to ensure the ads are random and not catered to them.
3. The first ad they see is for BarkBox, and they spend $41.62 on it.
4. They then see an ad for Ritual vitamins and spend $32.85 on a one-month supply.
5. Next, they see an ad for THINX underwear and spend $119.20 on it.
6. They also spend $134.90 on a pair of handcrafted green sun and moon boots from Love My Leggings.
7. They then see an ad for Knixwear and spend $118.90 on a bra and loungewear.
8. After that, they spend $16.99 on two-in-one microfiber slippers.
9. They also spend $146.88 on Livia, a device that claims to help with menstrual pain.
10. They spend $63.93 on a water bottle that tracks hydration.
11. Next, they spend $100 on a three-wheel pack from Plexus, which is supposed to help with back pain.
12. They then spend $77.08 on a pair of excessive pants from Revice Denim.
13. Finally, they spend $96.74 on several items from Zaful, including a shirt and a hoodie.
14. The total amount spent is $1003.18, which is $3.18 over the original budget of $1000.
15. The video is sponsored by StopAd, an adblocker that can be used on computers and mobile devices.