The text is a transcript of a video where the speaker confronts a store owner for selling expired and low-quality food products. The speaker also promotes an online school for data science and a second channel where he tests cheap products from different supermarkets. The speaker gets into a physical altercation with the store owner, who refuses to refund him and tears his jacket. The speaker also calls the police and Rospotrebnadzor to report the store owner, but he is not held accountable for his actions. The speaker asks the viewers to comment on the situation and subscribe to his channel.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A person visited a grocery store and found expired goods on the shelves.
2. The person tried to bring this to the attention of the store employees, but they refused to take responsibility.
3. The person was physically assaulted by a store employee, who was later identified as Grigory Viktorovich Motorin, the store's owner.
4. The person filed a police report, but the police did not take any action against Motorin.
5. The person returned to the store with a group of activists and filmed the expired goods and the store's poor conditions.
6. The store's employees and owners were uncooperative and refused to provide refunds or explanations for the expired goods.
7. The person claims to have found evidence of a "rotten den" in the store, implying that the store is engaging in unethical or illegal practices.
8. The person is a YouTube personality and has documented their experiences with the store on their channel.
9. The person's channel has a high rating and a large following, and they have used their platform to expose the store's alleged wrongdoing.
10. The person is offering exclusive content to their sponsors and is encouraging their viewers to support their channel.
11. The person is not a professional journalist, but rather an individual who is using their platform to expose what they see as wrongdoing.
12. The person has a second channel where they release entertaining videos, including one about testing the cheapest products from Steam.
13. The person has a promotional code for an online school that offers courses in data science.
14. The average salary for a data scientist in Russia is 200-250 thousand rubles, and abroad it can be as much as $10,000.
15. The person is recommending the Skill Factory online school, which has a high rating and experienced teachers.