The summary is:
The speaker is a social media personality who talks about various weird facts and statistics, such as how many people talk to themselves, double dip, smell their breath, or drink blood. He also shares some personal stories and anecdotes related to some of the facts, such as lying to strangers, picking his scabs, and having a Lamborghini. He also mentions his idol Wim Hoff and his tattoo idea. He ends the video by asking his viewers to like, comment, and subscribe.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. One in 1.3 people talks to themselves.
2. One in 2.5 people double dip.
3. One in three people talk in their sleep.
4. One in 3.9 people tell white lies.
5. One in 4.6 people pick their teeth with objects like bobby pins, straws, or credit cards.
6. One in 5.4 people relive cringy moments before sleep.
7. One in 6.9 people pretend they're in a music video.
8. One in 7.3 people smell dirty laundry.
9. One in eight people walk naked around the house.
10. One in 8.1 people take out earwax with fingers.
11. One in 8.9 people have conversations with pets.
12. One in 9.5 people take phone calls in the toilet.
13. One in ten people post photos for their crush to see.
14. One in 11 people shave their toes.
15. One in 12 people pretend to be interviewed.
16. One in 12.3 people fake a yawn to smell their breath.
17. One in 13 people measure time with music.
18. One in 13.8 people stare at others in the gym.
19. One in 14 people have questionable movie tastes.
20. One in 15 people dream of teeth falling out.
21. One in 17 people use their partner's toothbrush.
22. One in 20 people sleep with stuffed animals.
23. One in 23 people shut all doors before sleeping.
24. One in 27 people never watch series until the end to avoid post-series depression.
25. One in 32 people bite themselves when hungry.
26. One in 33.4 people dip chips in ice cream.
27. One in 36 people feel bad for bumping into furniture and apologize to it.
28. One in 50 million drink blood for various reasons.
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