The video is about a person who goes to two restaurants, KFC and McD, to order the least popular items on the menu. At KFC, they order a burger that costs IDR 40,000 (approximately USD 2.70) and a chicken pom-pom that costs IDR 7,000 (approximately USD 0.47). They also try a potato snack that tastes like rough potatoes. At McD, they order a burger that costs IDR 34,100 (approximately USD 2.30) and a corn on the cob that costs IDR 20,000 (approximately USD 1.37). They also try a rare drink with the lowest sales, a orange soda that costs IDR 13,000 (approximately USD 0.87). The person finds some of the items to be delicious, but also thinks that some of them are overpriced. They conclude that while there isn't anything bad at KFC, the orange soda at McD is not their favorite.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker visits two restaurants, KFC and McDonald's.
2. At KFC, the speaker orders the least popular items on the menu.
3. The speaker orders a burger, chicken pom-pom, and potato wedges at KFC.
4. The prices of the items at KFC are: burger (IDR 40,000), chicken pom-pom (IDR 7,000), and potato wedges (IDR 7,785).
5. At McDonald's, the speaker also orders the least popular items on the menu.
6. The speaker orders a burger, fries, and sweet corn at McDonald's.
7. The prices of the items at McDonald's are: burger (IDR 20,000), fries (IDR 13,000), and sweet corn (IDR 13,000).
8. The speaker tries a drink with the lowest sales at McDonald's, which is an orange special drink.
9. The speaker prefers the food at McDonald's over KFC.
10. The speaker finds the orange special drink at McDonald's to be strong and not very tasty.