The summary is:
The video is about a Minecraft challenge where the host asks his subscribers to build dishes in three minutes and 30 minutes. He then rates their creations from 1 to 10 dollars for the three-minute dishes and from 0 to 100 dollars for the 30-minute dishes. He comments on the appearance, ingredients, and taste of the dishes, as well as the creativity and effort of the builders. He also compares some of the dishes to real-life food and his personal experiences. He encourages his viewers to like, subscribe, and comment on his video. Some of the dishes he evaluates are crab, shish kebab, gingerbread, cheeseburger, steak, sushi, pizza, ice cream, and salmon.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video involves subscribers building two dishes, one in three minutes and another in 30 minutes.
2. The first dish is priced between $1 to $10, and the second dish is priced between $0 to $100.
3. Subscribers have an opportunity to earn money through this challenge.
4. The video aims to collect 150 thousand likes.
5. Viewers are encouraged to subscribe to the channel and click on the bell for notifications.
6. A discord channel link is available in the description for choosing subscribers.
7. The first dish presented is a crab, built by a player with the nickname 'y'.
8. The crab dish lacks claws, which is noted as a logical necessity for a crab representation.
9. The creator of the video has tried crab once in their life, mostly eating crab sticks.
10. The crab dish is valued at $3 for a three-minute effort.
11. A more elaborate crab dish is shown next, which looks like a real crab and is valued at $10,000.
12. A shish kebab built in three minutes is presented, which appears slightly burnt.
13. The shish kebab grill is valued at $4 for a three-minute effort.
14. Another building represents a character with green glasses and a kebab that's slightly dark, valued at $34.
15. A gingerbread cake built in three minutes is valued at $2.
16. A cookie from Shrek with melted chocolate is valued at $25.
17. A steak built in three minutes by 'ender gaming' is valued at $10.
18. A more elaborate steak presentation with a story is valued at $100.
19. A pizza with various toppings is valued at $35.
20. A fish and chips dish representing British fast food is valued at $6.
21. A Dutch salmon from the Red Book on the grill with wine from 1891 is valued at over $15,000.
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