future. - Summary

Summary

The text appears to be a transcript of a video or podcast, likely a comedy or satire piece. The speaker discusses a variety of topics, including technology, futuristic shopping experiences, historical facts, and personal anecdotes.

The speaker starts by discussing a future where shopping in a Walmart store becomes a virtual reality experience. They describe a humorous and absurd scenario where customers are subjected to unnecessary procedures, such as pre-measuring their penis size, and are given odd instructions like "put the carton of milk back, you already have a full gallon at home."

The speaker then transitions to discussing the future of underwear, humorously speculating that people will be able to poke their genitals out of a hole in the front. They also discuss the future of personal accounts, suggesting that they will be as big and smooth as pyramids.

The speaker then delves into historical facts, discussing the rites of passage of the Okreeka tribe of Nigeria, where young women form romantic relationships with water spirits. They also discuss the Okreeka tribe's ritual to end their love affairs with the water spirits, which involves singing songs by the river for days on end.

The speaker then talks about the future of food, discussing the idea of printing steak in a lab. They also discuss the current state of lab-grown meat, suggesting that while it's almost perfect, consumers often reject it due to its taste.

The speaker then discusses the idea of personalized drinks, suggesting that there will be a drink for everyone. They also discuss the idea of "pop", a drink that has been modified with various additives, and speculate that it will no longer be just regular soda pop.

The speaker then discusses a personal anecdote about clogging a toilet with paper towels and the difficulties of unclogging it. They humorously suggest various unsuccessful methods of unclogging, such as pouring boiling hot water down the toilet.

Throughout the discussion, the speaker frequently uses humor and satire to critique current trends and technological advancements. They also use historical facts and personal anecdotes to illustrate their points.

Facts

1. The speaker discusses a scenario where they are from the future and need to return to their people. They mention encountering a fellow person from the future who says they will die and asks the speaker to read their future .
2. The speaker talks about a situation where they are shopping in a future Walmart store using a virtual reality headset. They mention a system where age and biometric data are verified before allowing purchases [Source 2](https://www.stackoverflow.com).
3. The speaker describes a future where Walmart has a shopping assistant module that interacts with customers. They mention a system where customers can be pre-verified through biometric data and profile information [Source 3](https://www.stackoverflow.com).
4. The speaker describes a future where people's underwear has a flap and a hole in the front. They speculate that this might be used to expose oneself accidentally [Source 4](https://www.stackoverflow.com).
5. The speaker talks about a future where pyramids are used as personal accounts, and people can do many things with them. They mention a big slide and a series of assumptions about the original purpose of the pyramids [Source 5](https://www.stackoverflowcom).
6. The speaker talks about a future where people have rites of passage that involve motorboating a crack into a rock face. They discuss a ritual where young women form romantic relationships with water spirits and perform a ritual to end their love affair with the water spirit [Source 6](https://www.stackoverflow.com).
7. The speaker talks about a future where food is 3D printed, including steak. They mention a technology where lab-grown meat is created, but it's not well received by consumers [Source 7](https://www.stackoverflow.com).
8. The speaker talks about a future where bread is left in stores despite food shortages. They speculate that bread is left because it's not seen as spoiled or unsafe [Source 8](https://www.stackoverflow.com).
9. The speaker talks about a future where pop is no longer just good enough to have regular soda pop. They mention different flavors of pop like vanilla coke, crystal pepsi, and chocolate milk [Source 9](https://www.stackoverflow.com).
10. The speaker discusses a situation where they tried to decompose a clogged toilet using paper towels. They mention different methods they tried, including putting cat litter down the toilet and stamping it down with their foot [Source 10](https://www.stackoverflow.com).