The video features Evgeniy Bondarenko, a Rubik's Cube enthusiast, visiting a puzzle store in search of the simplest puzzles. He tries out various puzzles, including a 2x2x1 Rubik's Cube, a pyramid, and a magnetic cube. He also experiments with assembling multiple puzzles at speed, attempting to solve them in the shortest time possible. Throughout the video, Evgeniy shares his thoughts and experiences with the puzzles, providing tips and encouragement for viewers to try solving them as well. Ultimately, he assembles a collection of simple puzzles in just over a minute.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The narrator's name is Evgeniy Bondarenko.
2. Evgeniy is a puzzle solver who has been solving Rubik's cubes for a long time.
3. He visited a puzzle store called "Cube Store" in Kiev.
4. Evgeniy was looking for the simplest puzzles to solve.
5. He found a huge Rubik's cube that was spinning and still functional.
6. He also found a pyramid-shaped puzzle that he had solved before without knowing the formula.
7. Evgeniy participated in a mouth show video and was preparing for a big project involving a Rubik's cube.
8. He solved a 1718 Rubik's cube, which took a lot of time and effort.
9. Evgeniy wanted to relax and make a video after a long break from YouTube.
10. He showed several simple puzzles, including a 2x2x1 Rubik's cube, a pyramid, and a magnetic children's cube.
11. Evgeniy demonstrated how to solve a 1x1x1 Rubik's cube, which is the simplest version of the puzzle.
12. He experimented with solving several simple puzzles at speed and timed himself.
13. Evgeniy took 1 minute and 15 seconds to solve a set of simple puzzles, including a pyramid, a 2x2x2 cube, and a tower cube.
14. He recommended visiting the Cube Store in Kiev to try out different puzzles and meet the staff.