The video is a humorous exploration of various life hacks, ranked on a scale from "extremely useful" to "never talk to me again". The host and his wife attempt some of the hacks, with the host expressing concern about the safety and practicality of many of them. The video includes a variety of life hacks, such as a method for enjoying pistachios without the hassle of a second bowl, a makeshift shoe for camping, and a method for making apple juice from oranges. The video also features a segment on the dangers of leaving keys under the mat, with the host expressing concern about potential theft. The video concludes with a segment on the dangers of allergic reactions to oranges, with the host and his wife attempting to take a picture with an orange in their mouths. The video is sponsored by Squarespace.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is sponsored by Squarespace.
2. The host remembers when life hacks were popular on the internet a few years ago.
3. The host asks their Twitter followers to send them bizarre life hacks to try.
4. The host tries out a life hack involving pistachios and a cup.
5. The host tries out a life hack involving a makeshift shoe made of duct tape.
6. The host tries out a life hack involving a plastic bag and a straw to make apple juice.
7. The host discusses the importance of safety and how some life hacks can be dangerous.
8. The host tries out a life hack involving a bag of marshmallows and a stress ball.
9. The host discusses the idea of hiding a key in a fake rock with grass on it.
10. The host tries out a life hack involving oranges and a face mask.
11. The host discusses their experience with Squarespace and its features.
12. The host promotes Squarespace and offers a promo code for 10% off the first purchase.