The video shows two individuals trying to make a house out of jelly. They start by cleaning a bin and then mixing gelatin with hot water to create the jelly. They calculate the perfect ratio of gelatin to water (1 liter of water to 100 grams of gelatin) and create 360 liters of the mixture. They pour the mixture into molds to create jelly bricks, which they plan to use to build a house. However, the project is plagued by setbacks, including the jelly bricks breaking and the structure collapsing. Despite the challenges, the individuals are determined to complete the project and even consider using bamboo to reinforce the walls. The video ends with the individuals reflecting on their progress and the absurdity of building a house out of jelly.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The individuals involved are attempting to build a house using jelly.
2. They have calculated the perfect ratio of gelatin to water to make a jelly brick, which is 100 grams of gelatin per liter of water.
3. They need 360 liters of water and 36,000 grams of gelatin to make the jelly bricks.
4. The gelatin comes in tubs of 650 grams each, so they need 55 tubs.
5. They have prepared the gelatin and water mixture and are allowing it to set overnight.
6. Once set, they plan to use the jelly bricks to build a structure.
7. They have encountered difficulties with the structure falling apart and are trying to find a solution.
8. They have used bamboo sticks to try and hold the structure together.
9. Despite the challenges, they have made progress and are excited to see the finished product.