The video is a humorous and skeptical experiment involving the purchase and examination of "golden dumplings," a product that promises to contain cash prizes. The experimenters, who open 360 packs of dumplings, do not find any cash. They express disappointment and skepticism about the product's claims, suggesting that the manufacturer might have previously included cash but has stopped doing so. The experimenters conclude that the golden dumplings are not worth the price, and the product's marketing tactics, which emphasize the potential for finding cash, are misleading.
1. The dumplings in question are referred to as "golden dumplings".
2. The manufacturer claims that every 12 packs of these dumplings contains a cash win, which can range from 50 to 1000 rubles.
3. The dumplings are frozen and do not visually differ from other dumplings.
4. The cash is only identifiable when the dumplings are cooked.
5. The speaker has previously attempted to find money in these dumplings, but without success.
6. The speaker and a companion decided to buy 300 packs of dumplings in an attempt to find money.
7. The dumplings are difficult to cook due to their softened state after being stored for a day, requiring them to be manually dug out.
8. The speaker plans to store the dumplings at a safe location before starting the experiment.
9. The speaker opened 12 packs and did not find any dumplings with money.
10. The speaker also opened another 12 packs and did not find any dumplings with money.
11. The speaker opened a fourth batch of 12 packs and finally found dumplings with money.
12. The speaker and companion spent a significant amount of time opening the dumplings and did not find any money.
13. The dumplings are priced between 190 rubles and 230 rubles.
14. The speaker and companion found the dumplings to be of poor taste, especially the "golden dumplings".
15. The speaker and companion concluded that the dumplings did not contain any money.
16. The speaker and companion suspected that the manufacturer may have stopped including money in the dumplings.
17. The speaker and companion believe that the packaging and marketing of the dumplings give the impression that they may contain money.
18. The speaker and companion decided to feed the dumplings to dogs after their experiment.