The video begins with a man speaking in Thai, then switching to Indonesian, and introducing himself as Dulurs. He mentions that he and his friend Andy Sugar will be doing a prank at a drive-thru. Andy arrives, and they begin their prank by placing an order at a McDonald's drive-thru.
The prank involves Dulurs pretending to be a confused foreigner, struggling to communicate with the drive-thru staff. He asks for various menu items, including items that are not on the menu, and attempts to order in different languages, including Thai and Javanese.
The staff member, Stefanny, is patient and tries to assist Dulurs, but he continues to cause confusion and amusement. At one point, Dulurs asks Stefanny for her phone number, claiming he wants to be friends.
The prank continues, with Dulurs making various absurd requests and comments, including asking for "rawon sauce" and claiming to be looking for someone named "RT". The staff member remains polite and friendly throughout the interaction.
The video ends with Dulurs and Andy laughing and congratulating each other on a successful prank. Dulurs then addresses the camera, asking viewers to give the video 50,000 likes and promising to show off his new car in a future video.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is about a prank at a drive-thru in Surabaya, Indonesia.
2. The prankster is from Thailand and claims to not speak Indonesian or English.
3. The prankster orders food at the drive-thru and pretends to not understand the menu.
4. The prankster asks for rawon sauce, which is not available at the drive-thru.
5. The prankster then asks for RT (a neighborhood in Surabaya) and claims to be looking for a friend named Pok Meng.
6. The prankster shows a fake ID with the name "Pok Meng" on it.
7. The prankster asks for a girl's phone number and claims to be interested in getting to know her.
8. The girl gives the prankster a fake phone number, "0838".
9. The prankster thanks the girl and says goodbye.
10. The video ends with the prankster asking viewers to give the video 50,000 likes in exchange for showing his new car, which he claims is better than a Ferrari.
11. The prankster also promotes his friend Andy Sugar's YouTube channel.
12. The prankster claims to have a Lamborghini, but it's likely a joke.
13. The video is a prank and not meant to be taken seriously.