The author of the video discusses 8 common things that people do that are technically illegal, often without realizing it. These include:
1. Using a fake name online, which can be considered computer fraud.
2. Eating food in a supermarket before paying for it, which is considered theft.
3. Stealing umbrellas when it's raining and you don't have one.
4. Betting large sums of money, which is illegal in some countries.
5. Writing disturbing stories or fanfiction, which can be considered obscene or libelous in some jurisdictions.
6. Connecting to someone else's Wi-Fi without permission, which is considered hacking.
7. Singing "Happy Birthday" in public, which is copyrighted and requires permission to perform.
8. Not declaring profits from selling items online, such as on eBay or Amazon, which is tax evasion.
The author notes that while these actions are technically illegal, they are often not enforced, and people may not even realize they are breaking the law.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Using a fake name on the internet can be considered computer fraud.
2. In some cases, using a fake name on the internet can lead to up to 25 years in prison.
3. Not declaring profits from selling items on eBay or Amazon can be considered tax evasion.
4. Eating food in a supermarket before buying it can be considered theft.
5. In some places, it is illegal to connect to someone else's Wi-Fi without their permission.
6. In some areas of the US, writing disturbing stories or fanfiction can be considered a crime.
7. Betting more than $2,000 can be considered a crime in some jurisdictions.
8. In some countries, prostitution is illegal, even if it's not on the street.
9. Unrequited love and insincere friendships are not considered crimes.
10. Singing "Happy Birthday" in public can be considered a copyright infringement, with fines of up to $10,000.
11. Getting drunk in a bar can be considered a crime in some jurisdictions.
12. In the UK, it is illegal to get drunk in a place where alcohol is sold.
Note that some of these "facts" may be presented in a humorous or sarcastic way, but I have tried to extract the underlying information.