In this video, the speaker discusses several bizarre and impractical inventions from different decades. Here's a concise summary of each:
1. **Waterproof Shower Helmet (10th Place):** An inventor created a helmet for people who want to shower without getting their hair or makeup wet. The speaker finds it impractical.
2. **Educational Collar for Hot Dogs (9th Place):** An Iranian invention intended to educate hot dogs by squeezing their bellies when they misbehave. The speaker ridicules the idea.
3. **Water Shoes for Walking on Water (8th Place):** Japanese inventor's idea to walk on water using shoes. The speaker points out the absurdity of such a concept.
4. **Robot Secretary (7th Place):** A 1960s invention of a robot secretary that could answer the phone but couldn't speak. The speaker finds it impractical.
5. **Virtual Reality Glasses (6th Place):** In the 1960s, a visionary invented virtual reality glasses, which were ahead of their time. The speaker appreciates the innovation but notes that the technology wasn't available.
6. **Meowing Rat Deterrent (5th Place):** A device created in Japan to deter rats by emitting meow sounds. The speaker finds it ridiculous.
7. **Baby Cage (4th Place):** In the 1930s, people used baby cages to hang outside apartment windows. The speaker criticizes the dangerous idea.
8. **Smoking-Related Inventions (1st Place):** A trio of inventions from the 1950s related to smoking culture, including a romantic cigarette holder for couples, a cigarette that dispenses lipstick, and a cigarette holder for a baby's pacifier. The speaker highlights the absurdity of promoting smoking in such ways.
These inventions are presented humorously, with the speaker expressing incredulity and humor at their impracticality and strange nature.
1. The speaker talks about their journey of making videos and the monetization of these videos. They state that losing monetization from the videos is a pain and YouTube only shows a few seconds of a video.
2. The speaker discusses different inventions from the 20th century, starting with a swimming helmet designed to protect the hair while showering.
3. The speaker mentions a different collar created in the 40s, which was intended to educate the dog.
4. The speaker discusses a Japanese invention from the 60s, a water shoes, which was created to protect people from tuberculosis.
5. The speaker mentions another invention from the 60s, a robot secretary, which was supposed to answer the phone but didn't talk.
6. The speaker talks about an invention from the 1930s, a device that emits a meow every 10 minutes, to get rid of rats.
7. The speaker discusses a cage for babies invented in the 1930s, which was placed outside the window of the apartment.
8. The speaker talks about the first place invention, a romantic cigarette holder, invented in the 1950s, which was designed for couples to smoke together.
9. The speaker mentions another invention from the 1950s, a mini umbrella on top of boots, to protect smokers from the rain.
10. The speaker talks about a third invention from the 1950s, a TV screen that could contract cancer in a few days, if a whole pack of cigarettes was smoked at once.
11. The speaker concludes the video talking about the most stupid useless inventions of the 20th century and encourages viewers to subscribe to their channel.