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The text is a transcript of a video where the speaker pranks his customers by pretending to bail on them after they pay for some shoes online. He uses the term "Kamui" to refer to his act of sending them a picture of an anime character instead of the shoes. He then teleports to their location and delivers the shoes in person, while wearing a costume and making references to anime shows. He also asks his customers about their feelings and warns them to be careful when buying stuff online. He claims he is doing this for fun and content.
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1. The text is a transcript of a video where the speaker sells shoes online and pranks the buyers by sending them a picture of Kamui, a character from Naruto who can teleport.
2. Kamui is a metaphor for bailing a buyer or escaping from a deal.
3. The speaker sells the shoes at very low prices, below the market value, to attract customers and make them think they got a good deal.
4. The speaker uses different costumes and icons to disguise himself and make the prank more convincing.
5. The speaker has a staff member named Pheaw who distracts the buyers while the speaker sends them Kamui.
6. The speaker eventually delivers the shoes to the buyers and reveals the prank, and asks them about their feelings and reactions.
7. The speaker warns the viewers to be careful when buying stuff online and to check the seller's information and credibility.