The video features Gabriel, Shirley, and Rafa competing against each other to create a miniature market by making various everyday products. The products included rice, soda, powdered soap, toilet paper, and more. The challenge is to create these products in a mini form, and the person with the most points at the end wins. The points are awarded based on the complexity and success of each product. In the end, Shirley scores 360 points, and Gabriel scores 240 points, making Shirley the winner.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker's name is Gabriel, and he is hosting a YouTube video on channel 2.0.
2. Gabriel's colleague, Shirley, has a hoarse voice due to a recent flu.
3. The video is about creating a miniature market with various products.
4. Gabriel has a shopping list that includes rice, beans, coffee, flour, frozen food, soda or juice, powdered soap, snacks, toilet paper, biscuit, bread, toothpaste, and milk.
5. Gabriel starts by making a miniature rice product.
6. He uses a technique from a YouTube channel called "caseirices" to create the rice product.
7. Gabriel also makes a miniature Coca-Cola can.
8. He attempts to make powdered soap, but it doesn't turn out as expected.
9. Gabriel's colleague, Rafa, helps him with the project.
10. The team creates various miniature products, including a meat product, a packet of washing powder, and a packet of rice.
11. Gabriel and Rafa compete to see who can make the most products.
12. The score for each product is as follows: rice (10 points), soda or juice (20 points), powdered soap (30 points), and toilet paper (80 points).
13. The winner of the competition is Shirley, with a score of 360 points.
14. Gabriel scored 240 points.
15. The video ends with a message thanking viewers for watching and inviting them to watch the next video.