The speaker, presumably a YouTuber, is discussing their recent experience with YouTube's channel strikes. They have received three strikes in the past, which could lead to their channel being deleted. The speaker is now cautious about content that could lead to further strikes. They plan to create a Reddit video, emphasizing the importance of not getting a channel strike. They randomly browse Reddit, discussing various content and their potential to incur strikes. They also mention their past strikes, such as getting one for chugging a beer in a video. The speaker warns that anything can lead to a strike, including swearing too many times. They express fear and stress about the potential loss of their channel. They also share some of the content they browsed on Reddit, discussing their decisions on whether to include certain content in their video. They stress the importance of adhering to YouTube's community guidelines to avoid strikes. They also mention their past videos and their views. The video ends with a warning to the viewer about potential channel deletion if the video gets strikes.
1. The speaker is discussing the return of Reddit videos on their channel and their past success, which has garnered millions of views [Document(page_content="00:00:00.08: ladies and gentlemen you have asked for\n00:00:01.92: reddit videos to return\n00:00:03.36: some of these videos in the past have\n00:00:04.96: garnered millions of views")].
2. The speaker has previously received three strikes on their channel, which could have resulted in the channel being deleted [Document(page_content="00:00:06.56: but also they have gotten my channel\n00:00:08.48: striked if you receive\n00:00:09.84: three channel strikes your channel gets\n00:00:12.08: deleted deleted\n00:00:13.68: gone from the internet now i have\n00:00:15.52: actually received three strikes over the\n00:00:17.36: last year thankfully they only last for\n00:00:19.36: three months so i've never had three at\n00:00:21.04: a time i have received enough strikes to\n00:00:22.88: get my channel deleted")].
3. The speaker plans to create kid-friendly, censored gaming content to avoid channel strikes [Document(page_content="00:00:24.56: do currently have one\n00:00:25.76: do really don't want a second one it\n00:00:27.60: will be nothing but kid-friendly\n00:00:29.20: censored gaming\n00:00:30.00: content from here on out so therefore as\n00:00:32.40: i am now going to do a reddit video")].
4. The speaker has previously received a strike for chugging a beer in a video, and they stress the importance of avoiding potential strikes [Document(page_content="00:00:35.60: i got a strike for chugging a beer in a\n00:00:36.48: video they'll hit you for anything\n00:00:38.64: you swear too many times and you get\n00:00:40.40: striked i can't stress enough\n00:00:41.36: this is terrifying for me")].
5. The speaker is browsing Reddit to find content that would be safe from strikes and could be funny [Document(page_content="00:00:42.40: you may\n00:00:43.92: think it's easy but my god\n00:00:45.36: i got a strike for chugging a beer in a\n00:00:47.92: video they'll hit you for anything\n00:00:48.84: you swear too many times and you get\n00:00:50.08: striked i can't stress enough\n00:00:51.84: this is terrifying for me")].
6. The speaker is considering sharing a picture of a roomba running over puppy dog crap, but they worry that it might not pass the "do not strike" test [Document(page_content="00:00:53.92: anything i think that could be funny\n00:00:54.48: here's a bunch of pictures of squidward\n00:00:56.08: that's funny i'm gonna start with well\n00:00:58.08: that sucks this is one of my favorites\n00:00:59.64: uh it's a subreddit full of just uh bad