The text is a transcript of a YouTube video by That Was Epic, where the prankster tries to sell expensive items such as iPhones, MacBooks, and Beats headphones for ridiculously low prices to random strangers. He pretends to be a businessman who needs to make money for his family's Christmas presents, and acts surprised when people are skeptical or hesitant to buy from him. He manages to sell some items for as little as one dollar, and then reveals that he is a YouTuber and gives them the items for free. The video is meant to be humorous and entertaining, and also shows the reactions of the people who are pranked.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A person named John is selling an 85-inch Sony 4K TV.
2. The TV is valued at over $2,000 but John offers it for $1 as a Christmas special.
3. John claims to have connections with the factory.
4. Tyler got a 65-inch TV for free.
5. John is selling various items for $1 each, claiming it's a special deal.
6. Items sold include an iPad, a PS5, and a coffee machine.
7. John sells items in person, accepting cash or Venmo.
8. He claims to be saving up for Christmas presents for his family.
9. John sells a new iPhone 14 for $5, then drops the price to $1.
10. He insists on cash transactions, claiming that Venmo works as well.
11. John sells a Theragun Pro valued at $400 for $1 to Trevor, a fitness manager.
12. He offers Beats by Dre headphones valued at $349.95 for $1 at a drive-thru.
13. John sells a MacBook valued at $2,000 for $5 to a woman at the library.
Please note that these are the facts extracted based on the content provided and do not include any opinions or subjective statements.