The speaker is criticizing a YouTube video where a person orders food online and pretends to be a delivery man, but the speaker believes this is a fake prank. The speaker points out several inconsistencies and flaws in the video, such as the fact that the "delivery man" is wearing a name tag with the same name as the person who ordered the food, and that the box is empty. The speaker also criticizes the fact that the video has received 74,000 thumbs up, suggesting that people are easily fooled by fake content. The speaker also mentions that they think the people behind the video are trying to get attention and views, and that they are not providing any real value or entertainment. The speaker also criticizes the fact that people are not critical enough of the content they consume online, and that they are easily manipulated by fake or misleading information.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Someone ordered food from a delivery service five times in a row.
2. The video has 74,000 thumbs up.
3. The person in the video is not a real delivery man, but rather someone pretending to be one.
4. The camera is on a tripod, and the person being "delivered" to is aware of the camera.
5. The person ordering food does not receive the food they ordered.
6. The person ordering food is given an empty box instead of the ordered food.
7. The video is part of a social experiment or prank.
8. The person behind the camera is likely the brother of the person pretending to be the delivery man.
9. The person ordering food is trying to make a point about people believing everything they see on the internet.
10. The video is a commentary on the gullibility of some people who watch videos online.
11. The person ordering food mentions that they have ordered eight pizzas, which is seen as provocative.
12. The person ordering food is making fun of people who order ridiculous things online.
13. The person ordering food mentions that they have to fake everything because people are too gullible.