The summary is:
The text is a transcript of a YouTube video where the author posted an ad on Avito, a Russian online marketplace, pretending to sell a very expensive computer for a low price as a girl who doesn't know its value. The author then shows the messages he received from various people who tried to buy the computer for even lower prices, some of them being rude, dishonest or greedy. The author also exposes some of them by revealing that he knows the actual price of the computer and that they are trying to deceive him. The author also makes jokes and comments about the situation and the people he interacts with. The video ends with the author asking for likes, subscriptions and follows on his social media accounts.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a YouTube video where the speaker posted an ad for a very expensive computer on Avito, a Russian online marketplace, pretending to be a girl who doesn't know its price.
2. The speaker received many messages from people who tried to buy the computer for a very low price, such as 20,000 or 30,000 rubles, while the computer actually costs around 180,000 or more.
3. The speaker also received some messages from honest people who warned him not to sell the computer cheaply, and from one subscriber who recognized him as a food blogger.
4. The speaker also compared buying an iron on e-katalog, a price comparison website, and showed how he chose the best option for himself.
5. The speaker's goal was to troll and experiment with the freeloaders and to make an entertaining video for his channel.