A person, known as Manifesto, creates a video where he pretends to be hurt by a firecracker set off by a teenager in a public area. Manifesto applies ketchup to his finger to make it appear as if he's injured and confronts the teenager, warning him about the dangers of firecrackers. He then visits the teenager's mother, pretending to be concerned about the child's behavior, but the situation escalates, and the mother becomes aggressive. Manifesto reveals that the injury was staged and tries to calm the mother down, explaining that he was trying to teach the child a lesson. He also promotes a cashback app, Zosia, and offers the mother 200 hryvnia as "moral compensation" for the incident.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The narrator's name is Manifesto.
2. The narrator is recording an episode of "School Patrol".
3. The narrator meets a teenager who is blowing up firecrackers in a yard during school hours.
4. The narrator decides to teach the teenager a lesson by pretending to be hurt by a firecracker.
5. The narrator buys ketchup for 20 hryvnia and uses it to pretend that his finger is hurt.
6. The narrator receives 2 hryvnia in cashback for the ketchup purchase through an app called Zazi.
7. The narrator confronts the teenager about blowing up firecrackers and scares him.
8. The narrator goes to the teenager's home to talk to his parents.
9. The mother becomes aggressive and the narrator threatens to call the police.
10. The narrator offers the mother 200 hryvnia as compensation for the trouble he caused.
11. The narrator promotes a cashback app called Zosim that returns a percentage of money to users for every purchase.