The speaker discusses 10 things that annoy them about their parents. These include:
1. Parents being too stressful and passing on stress to their children.
2. Parents never being satisfied, even when their children achieve something.
3. Parents not knocking on doors and interrupting their children.
4. Parents not giving their children time to themselves and constantly asking them to do chores.
5. Parents wanting to know everything about their children's lives and not respecting their privacy.
6. Parents being overbearing when their children visit friends.
7. Parents being embarrassing, such as greeting each other in an awkward way in front of their children.
8. Parents being too strict and not allowing their children to attend parties or events.
9. Parents banning things without a good reason and exerting their authority.
10. (Left to the audience to suggest) The speaker invites viewers to share their own most annoying things about their parents in the comments.
Overall, the speaker pokes fun at common parental behaviors that can be annoying to children, while also acknowledging that parents are just trying to do their best.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker made a video about the things that annoy them about their parents.
2. The speaker has 10 points that they wanted to discuss in the video.
3. The speaker's first point is that parents can be very stressful, especially when they have information that affects their child.
4. The speaker's second point is that parents are almost never satisfied, even when their child achieves something.
5. The speaker's third point is that parents often don't knock on the door before entering their child's room.
6. The speaker's fourth point is that parents often don't have time for themselves and are always busy.
7. The speaker's fourth and a half point is that parents always want to know everything that's going on in their child's life.
8. The speaker's fifth point is that parents can be very embarrassing, especially when they try to be cool.
9. The speaker's sixth point is that parents often don't respect their child's need for alone time.
10. The speaker's seventh point is that parents can be very strict and controlling.
11. The speaker's eighth point is that parents often call their child multiple times to check in and make sure they're safe.
12. The speaker's ninth point is that parents often set strict rules and curfews for their child.
13. The speaker's tenth point is that parents often don't understand their child's hobbies or interests.
Note that some of these points may be subjective and based on the speaker's personal experiences, but I've tried to extract the facts that are presented in a neutral and objective way.