The text is a transcript of a video where the speaker tries different spicy products, such as chocolate and cinnamon, and challenges his friends to do the same. He also talks about his bike, his car, his trip to Vegas, and his attempt to buy tickets for Avengers. He makes jokes and comments about the products, his reactions, and his luck. He also interacts with other people in the video, such as a Portuguese guy and a singer. The summary is:
- The speaker tries spicy products and challenges his friends
- He talks about his bike, his car, his trip to Vegas, and Avengers tickets
- He makes jokes and comments about the products, his reactions, and his luck
- He interacts with other people in the video
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a video where the speaker tries different types of spicy chocolates and challenges his friends to do the same.
2. The speaker also talks about his electric bike, his trip to Vegas, and his attempt to buy tickets for Avengers.
3. The speaker claims that the chocolate called "The Book of the Devil" is impossible to suck or finish because it is too hot and can cause skin spots.
4. The speaker says that the chocolate contains "the devil's cinnamon" which is very strong and burns his mouth and tongue.
5. The speaker uses a game of luck to decide who will try the chocolate. He asks random people to choose a number and then he has to guess the most popular number.
6. The speaker says that he is very unlucky and he always gets the wrong number and has to suck the chocolate.
7. The speaker says that he will try another chocolate called "12/10" which is even hotter than "7/10".
8. The speaker says that he will not take the "12/10" chocolate to his friends' house because he wants to save it for himself.
9. The speaker says that he has an electric bike that can reach 15 kilometers per hour but it has a low battery and he doesn't trust it.
10. The speaker says that he couldn't buy tickets for Avengers online and he had to go to Disney park to try to buy them in person.