The video appears to be a self-guided tour of a physical store called "Gek Trip Store" by its owner, Dima. The store sells various items such as comics, manga, PlayStation 2 games, snacks, and merchandise related to popular franchises like Rick and Morty, Sonic, and Mortal Kombat.
The owner discusses the challenges the store faced during the COVID-19 pandemic, including being closed for four months and struggling to survive due to a significant decrease in sales. However, the store managed to stay afloat by shifting its focus to online sales and creating a website with an online store.
The owner also shares their passion for collecting rare items, such as celluloid footage from Soyuzmultfilm, and showcasing them in the store as part of a "mini-museum." The store aims to provide a unique experience for customers, allowing them to play arcade machines, drink cool soda, and browse through rare comics.
The owner expresses their commitment to keeping the physical store alive, despite the challenges, and plans to relocate to a separate space with a new vision for an ideal comic book store that includes games and snacks.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The Gek Trip Store exists both online and offline.
2. The store sells various items including chewing gum, arcade machines, comics, and games.
3. The store has a mini-museum with rare display cases and items.
4. The store sells exclusive covers of comics ordered from cool artists.
5. The store has autographs from Alex Hirsch and Louis Anderson.
6. The store was closed for 4 months due to the coronavirus.
7. The store reduced prices to please customers after reopening.
8. The store has a website with an online store attached.
9. The store plans to move to a separate room with a separate entrance in a month.
10. The store's sales during the coronavirus were about 15% of their usual sales.
11. The owner has a YouTube channel as a main project.
12. The owner wants to create an ideal comic book store with games and snacks.
13. The owner has traveled abroad and seen how comic book stores work in other countries.
14. The owner wants to promote the store properly to help it survive.