The conversation begins with a friendly greeting from the host. They discuss various topics, including the pronunciation of an unidentified term and the concept of objects being miniaturized and sold on Amazon. The host expresses disappointment that a product they used worked as advertised.
They then open several objects that are usually large in real life but are small in this case. The objects include miniature walkie-talkies, a Rubik's cube, a miniature Polaroid keychain, and a miniature drone. The host and their guest, Joyca, interact with these objects, demonstrating their functionality and non-functionality.
The host also interacts with a miniature sound system, attempting to connect it to a camera. They express surprise when the sound system works. They then discuss various voice changers, including a World's Smallest voice changer, which they test by changing their voice and playing a piano.
The conversation concludes with the host and Joyca discussing the price of an arcade machine and expressing their desire to see it in use.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
- The text is a transcript of a YouTube video by Amixem and Joyca, two French YouTubers.
- The video is about the worst Amazon packages, which are miniature versions of normal objects.
- The objects they test are: walkie talkies, a Polaroid keychain, a voice changer, an arcade machine, and a piano.
- The walkie talkies have a very low range and make fart noises when they print photos.
- The Polaroid keychain does not print photos, but only makes sound and simulated film.
- The voice changer has four modes and can make siren sounds.
- The arcade machine works well and has a cowboy duel game.
- The piano sounds very bad and has sheet music.
- Arnaud is the person who bought the objects with Amixem's credit card. He is on vacation and tells them the price of the arcade machine (€30).