A live streamer, Ibai, spent 2000 euros on various items listed on the Spanish classifieds website, Milanuncios. He browsed through numerous listings, often expressing amusement and surprise at the items being sold, including a Pokémon card collection, a BTS album, and a handmade KOI mat.
Ibai engaged in humorous negotiations with some sellers, trying to haggle prices and questioning the value of certain items. He also received messages from viewers and sellers, some of whom were trying to scam him or sell him overpriced items.
Throughout the stream, Ibai made numerous purchases, including a GameBoy Advance, a Pokémon card collection, and a handmade KOI mat. He also bought a few quirky items, such as a "Caganer de Ibai" figurine and a "Lucky Ibaibunny" plush toy.
In the end, Ibai spent a total of 2040 euros, exceeding his initial budget of 2000 euros. He thanked his viewers for participating and promised to show off the items he purchased when they arrive at his house.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The host of the live show plans to spend 2000 euros on items uploaded to Milanuncios.
2. The host is using the hashtag #buyitibai.
3. The host claims that they will pay for whatever they buy.
4. The host is considering buying a "mystery box" for 100 euros.
5. The host is skeptical about the value of some items, including a "smoked sun" and a "wooden cavalry sword."
6. The host is interested in buying a GameBoy Advance.
7. The host buys a Pokémon card album.
8. The host buys a newspaper from 2011.
9. The host buys a Madrid shirt signed by many players.
10. The host buys a BTS album for 10 euros.
11. The host buys a poster of Piqué for 50 euros.
12. The host buys a Real Madrid watch for 50 euros.
13. The host buys a handmade KOI mat for 200 euros.
14. The host buys a signed poster of Roger Federer for 150 euros.
15. The host negotiates the price of a ball from Euro 2008 with Julio.
16. The host spends a total of 2040 euros on items.
17. There were over 10,000 items uploaded to Milanuncios.
18. The host plans to show the items they bought on a future live stream.
Note that some of these "facts" are actually jokes or humorous comments made by the host, but I've tried to extract the key points from the text.