This text appears to be a transcript of a YouTube video titled "Reaction Time" where the host showcases various social media posts where people have been caught lying or exaggerating. The host comments on each post, pointing out the inaccuracies and often mocking the individuals involved. Examples include people lying about their IQ scores, claiming to have met famous people, and posting fake images to get attention. The host also encourages viewers to share more examples and to follow them on social media, and promotes their merchandise.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Powerade was not available in 1979.
2. Someone posted a photo on Facebook claiming to have met Jared Leto, but was exposed when a friend commented that the person was not actually Jared Leto.
3. A person posted a photo on Instagram claiming to have taken it themselves, but was exposed when someone recognized the photo as a stock image from 2012.
4. A girl posted a photo on Instagram claiming to be a cancer survivor, but was exposed when the actual person in the photo responded saying she did not have cancer.
5. Someone posted a status update on Facebook claiming to have defended their girlfriend from people talking about her, but was exposed when it was revealed that the person had actually just gotten strawberry jam on their face.
6. A product called "butter flavored butter" contains no actual butter.
7. Someone posted a photo on Instagram claiming to have made the best sandwich ever, but was exposed when someone recognized the photo as a stock image.
8. A person posted a status update on Facebook claiming to have run a 5K in 10 minutes, but was exposed when someone pointed out that the world record for a 5K is 12 minutes.