The speaker discusses "Crappy Designs", a Reddit thread that features badly designed everyday objects or locations. The speaker shares some of the pictures from the thread, commenting on their flaws and humorous aspects. The speaker invites viewers to share pictures of crappy designs they come across in real life. The video ends with a preview of the speaker's next topic.
Here are the key facts extracted from the provided text:
1. The speaker discovered Reddit and found it to be a gold mine with various threads.
2. "Crappy designs" is a Reddit thread featuring poorly designed everyday items.
3. The speaker mentions that Reddit threads change based on votes.
4. The speaker mentions watching thrillers and documentaries about psychopaths.
5. A bench designed to recharge mobile phones with solar energy is placed in the shade.
6. There's confusion about an "Exit" sign that says, "This door is not an exit."
7. A saucer meant for Espresso cups is too small for a regular coffee cup.
8. An orange-flavored soap has a pumpkin image on it, causing confusion.
9. The text discusses the perverted human brain.
10. A handle for a gaming laptop appears unbalanced.
11. A game asks for a parent's confirmation with a simple math problem.
12. A public restroom's paint looks like chocolate cake.
13. The location of a shower head in a restroom is awkward.
14. A sign about slowing down for a children's playground has a suggestive image.
15. The speaker invites people to send pictures of crappy designs on Twitter.
Please note that these facts are based on the text, and they do not include opinions.