The video is about a person's humorous experiences with taxi drivers from Yandex Taxi, a service similar to Uber. The narrator shares several stories, including:
1. Ordering a Yandex Taxi, but an Uber car arrives, and the driver explains that some drivers work for both services to earn extra money, but this is against the rules.
2. A friend's first-time use of the Yandex Taxi app results in an Uber car arriving, causing confusion.
3. A vile taxi driver in a minivan is unhelpful and doesn't assist with loading luggage.
4. A taxi driver argues with another driver over a client, and the narrator intervenes to ask if he will be driven or just listen to their argument.
5. A taxi driver resembles Vin Diesel and tells outlandish stories about his life, including participating in street racing.
6. A Kyrgyz taxi driver claims to be Putin's former driver and now collects information about citizens as a taxi driver, but the narrator and his friend play a trick on him, pretending the narrator is a CIA agent who has been poisoned.
The narrator finds these experiences entertaining and shares them with his audience, encouraging them to subscribe to his channel for more stories.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The narrator lives in Moscow.
2. Yandex Taxi is a taxi service available in Moscow.
3. The narrator claims that Yandex Taxi is more expensive than Uber in Moscow.
4. The narrator once ordered a Yandex Taxi at 3:00 AM and the car arrived in 2 minutes.
5. Some taxi drivers in Moscow work for both Uber and Yandex Taxi simultaneously.
6. These drivers can earn extra money by working for both services, but risk being fined or fired if caught.
7. The narrator ordered a taxi using the Yandex Taxi app, but an Uber car arrived instead.
8. The narrator's friend downloaded the Yandex Taxi app for the first time and ordered a taxi, but an Uber car arrived.
9. The narrator helped his ex-girlfriend move her belongings using a minivan taxi.
10. The taxi driver was rude and did not help the narrator's ex-girlfriend lift her bags into the trunk.
11. The narrator ordered a taxi and was driven by a man who looked like Vin Diesel.
12. The driver claimed to have a Toyota Camry and participate in street racing in Moscow.
13. The narrator was driven by a Kyrgyz man who claimed to be Putin's former driver.
14. The Kyrgyz man told the narrator that he was still working for Putin and collecting information about ordinary citizens.
Note that some of these "facts" may be exaggerated or made up for comedic effect, as the text appears to be a humorous storytelling.