The video appears to be a lighthearted vlog featuring two individuals, likely friends or colleagues, engaging in various comedic challenges and experiments.
The video begins with them attempting to taste a product they found at a supermarket that claims to contain aloe vera but tastes like grape juice. They then try to find real aloe vera at a plant shop, but the plant they select tastes like onion and rotten earth.
Next, they participate in a challenge where they wear glasses that simulate the vision of a drunk person and try to pour water into a glass. They then compete to create a drawing of a horse using spray cans while wearing the same glasses.
The video also features an experiment using an infrared camera to detect invisible rays emitted by devices such as remote controls. They then proceed to create a "definitive sandwich" using ingredients from various fast-food chains, including Burger King, KFC, and McDonald's.
Throughout the video, the two individuals engage in humorous banter and witty remarks, making light of their misadventures and silly challenges.
Here are the extracted facts:
1. Davide and someone went to the supermarket to buy items for a live act video.
2. They found a drink called "Ship Wanda" with aloe vera at the supermarket.
3. The drink contained pieces that looked like grapes.
4. They decided to buy a real aloe vera plant to compare.
5. They went to a plant store to buy a real aloe vera plant.
6. They tasted the aloe vera plant and found it to have an onion-like flavor.
7. They decided to use special glasses that simulate the vision of a drunk person.
8. They drew a picture of a horse while wearing the glasses.
9. They used infrared video cameras to test if they could see infrared rays.
10. They tested the infrared video cameras with a remote control.
11. They bought food from KFC, McDonald's, and Burger King to create a sandwich.
12. They created two sandwiches, one called "Burg Khalifa" and the other called "Magic Trick".
13. They compared the two sandwiches and decided which one was better.