In this humorous video, the narrator discusses unusual items and services available for purchase online. Some of the highlights include a battery initially claimed to be powered by urine but is actually charged with water, wigs for babies, the opportunity to buy a small piece of the moon, a USB pet rock, and the ability to rent celebrities to visit your home. The narrator comments on the absurdity of these offerings in a comedic manner.
**Key Facts:**
1. **Battery Invention:**
- There is a battery called NoPoPo that was initially thought to be charged with urine.
- It is actually charged with water, not urine.
- Priced at 21 euros.
- Marketed as a low-pollution power battery.
2. **Serial Killer Nails:**
- Nails from a serial killer named Roy Norris are supposedly available for purchase.
- The narrator questions the sanity of buying such items.
- Expresses disbelief at the idea of someone wanting serial killer nails for Christmas.
3. **Moon for Sale:**
- Online pages offer the opportunity to buy a piece of the moon.
- Specifically, you can buy 1 acre of moon land for $32.
- The narrator humorously suggests partying on the moon if someone buys it.
4. **Baby Wigs:**
- Wigs for babies are available for purchase.
- Various styles, including Rastafarian and Justin Bieber, are mentioned.
- The narrator offers to share the link for those interested.
5. **USB Pet Rock:**
- A USB Pet Rock is introduced, humorously described as a pet that does absolutely nothing.
- The narrator shares a user review mentioning confusion about caring for the "exotic pet."
6. **Celebrity Rental:**
- A website named "millionaire's concierge" allows users to rent celebrities.
- Celebrities can be hired to come to your house for a fee.
- The narrator humorously imagines scenarios involving famous people watching videos at their house.
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