The content appears to be a script for a video featuring a host who creates and shares fake facts, jokes, and misinformation. The host encourages viewers to share these fake facts on social media, aiming to deceive people and cause a reaction. The script includes various false claims, such as goldfish being an endangered species, the average person eating five bathtubs of pudding in their lifetime, and the word "swag" appearing twice in the Bible. The host also promotes their merchandise and asks viewers to suggest alternative names for their fanbase, which they affectionately call the "squad fam."
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. In a 2013 Yale University study, chemicals in tea leaves were found to increase testosterone and estrogen levels by up to 70%.
2. It is possible to legally demand a full refund at the ticket booth if a person is unsatisfied with a movie in theaters.
3. Tug of war was last included in the Olympics in 1920.
4. The world's peanut supply is predicted to run out by 2025 is likely an unverifiable claim and should be taken as a joke in this context.
Note that the majority of the content in the text consists of opinions, humorous statements, and intentionally false information, which were not included in this list.