The video is an episode of the YouTube series "Odd Man Out," where a group of six minimum wage workers try to figure out who among them is a secret millionaire. The group discusses their lives, jobs, and financial situations, and through a process of elimination, they vote out members they suspect of being the millionaire. In the end, the group discovers that the millionaire is a young man who has made money through his YouTube channel and online business. The millionaire reveals himself and explains that despite his financial success, he still lives a humble life. As a surprise, the millionaire decides to give the same amount of money he won to the other contestants, making everyone a winner.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The show is called "Odd Man Out" and features six minimum wage workers and one secret millionaire.
2. The minimum wage workers will split a cash prize if they can correctly identify the millionaire among them.
3. If the millionaire survives without being identified, they will win the entire prize.
4. The show is sponsored by Dashlane.
5. The participants are introduced, including Evan, Kendra, and others.
6. The participants discuss their personal lives, including where they live and what they do for work.
7. One participant, Kevin, is voted out of the game.
8. Another participant, a woman, is suspected of being the millionaire due to her online boutique and YouTube channel.
9. The participants play a speed round, asking each other questions to try to identify the millionaire.
10. The woman with the online boutique is voted out of the game.
11. The participants continue to play and eventually identify the millionaire, who is revealed to be Kevin.
12. Kevin wins the game and decides to give the same amount of money to the losing participants as a gift.
13. The show ends with a promotion for Dashlane, a password management tool.
14. Asian American males make the highest median average income.
15. The show's host explains that Dashlane can securely generate and store password information across devices.
16. Dashlane can also store other information, such as passport and banking info, and autofill credit cards.
17. The show's host promotes a special offer for viewers to get Dashlane free on their first device and 10% off premium upgrades.