The summary could be:
The speaker is in Rome to find out the best kebab in the city, based on a web page that lists the top five places. He visits four of them, because the first one refused to let him record. He describes the ingredients, the flavors, the prices and the service of each kebab shop, and compares them with each other. He also shares some personal memories and emotions related to the places. He ranks them from fourth to first, and says that the last two are very different but equally good. He asks the viewers to like, comment and subscribe, and announces that he will make another video about Roman food if he reaches 70,000 likes. He thanks them for watching and wishes them a happy kebab.
Here are some possible facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a video about finding the best kebab in Rome.
2. The video features a person who tries five different kebab shops based on a web page ranking.
3. The first kebab shop did not allow the person to record, so he skipped it.
4. The second kebab shop was Sharma Station, which offered typical local and Egyptian specialties.
5. The third kebab shop was Ciro Kebab, which had a secret white sauce and spinach cheese rolls.
6. The fourth kebab shop was Alibaba, which had a large and fatty kebab with garlic sauce.
7. The fifth kebab shop was Kebab in Via Gusto Valenziani, which had beef and chicken kebabs and fish kebabs on Tuesdays and Fridays.
8. The person ranked Sharma Station fourth, Kebab in Via Gusto Valenziani third, Ciro Kebab second, and Alibaba first.