The provided text appears to be a script or transcript of a video, likely a YouTube video or similar platform. The speaker, referred to as "Valera", is unboxing a variety of strange and unusual items, many of which seem to be related to anti-stress or relaxation. The items include Chinese food, Chinese candies, a wooden anti-stress toy, a plumbus, and various other anti-stress products. Valera provides commentary on each item, describing their appearance, purpose, and taste if applicable. The video seems to be a humorous and informative exploration of unusual and relaxing products.
1. The text is a transcript of a video, likely a food or product review.
2. The reviewer, referred to as "Valera," is testing a variety of products.
3. The first product is a "miracle" from China, described as "strange food."
4. The reviewer notes that it's better than the previous version and invites Valera to try it.
5. The next product is a package of Chinese food, including "hairy rambutan from Thailand in rambutan syrup."
6. The reviewer also mentions "oreo cookies on a stick" and "multi-colored candies."
7. There are various fruits and sweets mentioned, including "passion fruit pulp," "watermelon chips," "Vietnamese candy," and "chocolate with the taste of banana and orange."
8. The reviewer also discusses a product that looks strange and tastes of orange and banana.
9. Another product is a "wooden anti-stress toy" that helps to build towers and learn balance.
10. The reviewer also mentions a "miracle of corrugation," a product that can grow in water.
11. The reviewer discusses various other products, including a "plumbus that crunches, clicks, rustles and spins," and a "cool spring."
12. The reviewer ends the transcript by discussing the "snotty dragon" and a "funny thing of these monsters."