The summary is:
The speaker is Masha, a YouTuber who makes videos about money slimes, which are slimes that contain real money inside. She ordered 100 money slimes for 750 rubles each from an online seller, and she wants to see how much money she can win from them. She introduces herself and greets her subscribers, then shows the box of money slimes that she received. She opens each slime one by one and reveals the amount of money inside, which ranges from 10 to 5000 rubles. She is disappointed by the low amounts and the poor quality of the slimes, and she calculates that she is in a huge loss. She invites her friend Denis to join her and speed up the process, and they compete to see who can find more money in the slimes. In the end, she concludes that money slimes are a scam and a failure, and she thanks her viewers for watching.
Here are some possible facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a video where the speaker is opening money slimes, which are jars of slime with real money inside.
2. The speaker ordered 100 money slimes for 750 rubles each, which cost 75,000 rubles in total.
3. The speaker introduces herself as Masha and greets her active subscribers at the beginning of the video.
4. The speaker also mentions that she previously ordered money soap, which was another video on her channel that got into trends.
5. The speaker invites the operator Denis to join her in opening the money slimes and they compete to see who can find more money.
6. The speaker counts the money they found after opening all the money slimes and reveals that they won 43,110 rubles, which is less than what they paid for the slimes.
7. The speaker also reveals that she won more money than Denis, with 7,860 rubles versus his 6,750 rubles.
8. The speaker asks her viewers to support her with likes and comments and to subscribe to her channel.