The narrator tests various types of balls, ranging from small glitter balls to large bowling balls, to see which ones can withstand being shredded by a powerful shredder. None of the balls, including slime balls, toy balls, soccer balls, and even metal balls, are able to stop the shredder. However, a large glass ball surprisingly survives the shredder, and a bowling ball initially withstands the shredder but ultimately fails due to a pre-existing damage. The narrator is left shocked and amused by the results.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The experiment involves testing various balls to see if they can stop a shredder.
2. The balls tested include glitter balls, stress balls, soccer balls, handballs, toy balls, Orbeez, peanut M&M's, jumping balls, spongebob balls, plastic balls, and more.
3. None of the small balls, including Orbeez, slime balls, and toy balls, were able to stop the shredder.
4. A golf ball, baseball, and pool ball were also unable to stop the shredder.
5. A metal ball was tested, but it was also destroyed by the shredder.
6. A large glass ball was able to survive the shredder, but not without some damage.
7. A bowling ball was tested, but it was defective and broke easily.
8. A crystal ball was also tested, but no results were mentioned.
9. The experiment ended with a dramatic finale, but the exact outcome was not specified.
Note: Some facts were removed as they were considered opinions rather than facts.