The speaker discusses their experience on the Caracol Raivoso channel, reaching 10 million subscribers and interacting with viewers live. They share an anecdote about a dribble S, a personal experience of words spoken, and the phrase "no turning back" which they compare to their father's decision to buy a car.
The speaker also talks about their time spent live on the channel, mentioning they spent around 800 hours over a period of about a year and ten months. They express a desire to keep some "important rubbish" as they end their live sessions.
The speaker then shifts to discussing the concept of dating, particularly web dating, and uses the show "Catfish" as an example. They explain the process of dating, from the initial conquest to the final stage of intimacy. They also discuss the concept of "web dating", using humorous and exaggerated examples to illustrate the absurdity of people's actions.
The speaker shares a few
1. The speaker reached 10 million subscribers on the Caracol Raivoso channel.
2. The speaker interacted live with the audience on the website.
3. The speaker shared an experience of words, referred to as "give a dribble".
4. The speaker mentioned spending 800 hours live, equivalent to 3 to 5 hours a day for seven months.
5. The speaker discussed the concept of dating, mentioning the importance of conquest, compatibility, and a real provider.
6. The speaker mentioned the concept of web dating, and the dangers of it, such as the potential for fake profiles.
7. The speaker shared a case study from a program called "The Catfish Show", where two men unravel fake dating on the internet.
8. The speaker mentioned a specific case where a woman created a fake profile to hit on a man, and he discovered it was made up.
9. The speaker discussed another case where a man was talking to a woman named Wayne for three years, only to find out she was pretending to be a man named Tony.
10. The speaker mentioned a case where a woman created a fake profile to talk to herself, and her real name was Lúcia.
11. The speaker discussed the challenges of finding the real person behind a fake profile, and the importance of having the account to show at least.
12. The speaker concluded the video by expressing hope that viewers liked it, and encouraged new viewers to create new accounts to increase subscriptions.