The summary is:
The speaker is a YouTuber who explores how YouTube's algorithm recommends videos to new viewers in Canada. He starts with an incognito browser and clicks on videos that interest him, such as road trips, guns, dogs, and parodies. He notices that the algorithm is very good at customizing the recommendations based on his clicks, and that it also changes the trending page to show different videos. He is impressed and scared by how intelligent the algorithm is, and he wonders if Canada has better recommendations than America. He also makes some jokes and tangents along the way. He ends by promoting his previous video on YouTube's algorithm and asking the viewers to trust him instead of YouTube.
Some possible facts extracted from the text are:
1. The speaker is in Canada and has a new place there.
2. The speaker and his brother blew up a CRT monitor by jamming a paper clip into an electrical socket when they were young.
3. The speaker is interested in where YouTube sends new viewers in Canada and wants to make it an annual thing.
4. The speaker notices that YouTube is pushing a lot of music videos, shorts, and news stories on the front page.
5. The speaker is surprised that the trending page is different based on his clicks and not uniform for everyone.
6. The speaker likes parody videos, soldier videos, dog videos, and strongman videos.
7. The speaker thinks that YouTube's algorithm is very intelligent and scary at getting him videos that he would watch.