The content appears to be a transcription of a YouTube video or podcast episode featuring a person, possibly named Calvin, discussing various topics and trying different foods. Here's a concise summary:
Calvin mentions that his previous episode reached 80,000 likes and is now making a new episode. He talks about trying new foods, including a rubber-like substance, and discusses the concept of eating non-food items. He then tries a coconut, which he hasn't had before, and describes its taste and smell.
Later, he talks about trying different flavors, including a green apple and a banana-flavored item. He also tries a rubber tennis ball, which he notes is not meant to be eaten.
Calvin then eats a piece of crocodile meat, which he describes as not very tasty. He compares it to chicken but notes that it's different. He also discusses the concept of eating exotic foods and notes that some foods are not meant to be eaten.
Throughout the episode, Calvin interacts with his audience, responding to comments and engaging in conversation. He ends the episode by thanking his viewers and encouraging them to leave comments.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker mentions that the previous part reached 80,000 likes.
2. The new part is being used as real food now.
3. The speaker asks how many likes are needed for the 17th part.
4. The speaker has a rubber fan because they think it's a chewing gum.
5. The speaker has a rubber tennis ball and a real tennis ball.
6. The speaker tastes a rubber green apple.
7. The speaker has to spray something in their mouth and then wiggle it around with their tongue for ten seconds.
8. The speaker has a rubber crocodile.
9. The speaker has eaten crocodile meat once at a restaurant.
10. The speaker is skeptical about the taste of crocodile meat.
11. The speaker thinks that crocodile meat tastes different from chicken.
12. The speaker mentions that they have 100,000 likes.
13. The speaker is making a video podcast.
14. The speaker is grateful for the support and asks viewers to write comments.