The author of the video discusses and mocks various life hack videos, stating that many of them are not helpful or clever. The author watches and comments on several life hack videos, pointing out their flaws and questioning their usefulness. They criticize the videos for showing obvious or unnecessary solutions to common problems, and for often being impractical or ridiculous. The author concludes that most of the life hacks they watched were "rubbish" and that there were only one or two reasonably good ideas among them. The tone of the video is humorous and sarcastic.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, excluding opinions:
1. The video discusses life hacks.
2. The narrator watches life hack compilation channels.
3. The channels show various life hacks, including using a step ladder at the beach.
4. A woman in a video is shown using a cheese grater.
5. A video shows a person using a spoon to open a can.
6. A person is shown washing their hands with radiation.
7. A video shows a person using a drill to open a package.
8. A woman is shown using a cheese grater to grate her foot.
9. A person is shown trying to unscrew a screw with a small screwdriver.
10. A video shows a person using noodles to fix a broken stool.
11. A person is shown trying to use icing to fix a broken footstool.
12. A video shows a person using a black bin to fill with water.
13. A person is shown lining up a picture frame with a bottle of dog urine.
14. A person is shown using oranges on a shower head.
15. A person is shown using scissors to wrap a present.
Note that some of these "facts" are actually examples of ridiculous or nonsensical life hacks presented in the video.