The video is the final episode of a series documenting the construction of a home-made bunker. The hosts, Portillo and Marc, take the viewers on a tour of the finished bunker, showcasing its features, including a chemical toilet, a kitchen with gas stoves, a refrigerator, a gasoline generator, a 65-inch TV, and a bunk bed. They also explain the rules of the bunker, including the use of masks when using the toilet and the importance of having toilet paper, which they consider the "currency of the apocalypse."
The hosts also address questions from viewers, including whether the bunker will have electricity, how they feel about the project being finished, and whether they plan to do a stream from the bunker. They also mention that if the video gets 300,000 likes, they will upload a new video where they survive in the bunker for 24 hours.
Throughout the video, the hosts showcase their personalities and sense of humor, often making light of the situation and joking with each other. The video ends with a tour of the bunker's interior and a call to action for viewers to subscribe to their channel and check out their podcast.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The construction of the bunker is complete.
2. The bunker has five steps: excavation, preparing the surface, installing the bunker structure, filling the outside, and installing internal furniture.
3. The bunker structure is made of 14 pieces of reinforced concrete, weighing 4 tons and costing 6,000 euros.
4. The bunker has a waterproof coating and a cement-colored paint job.
5. The bunker has two energy sources: a gasoline generator and a connection to the main power grid.
6. The bunker has vents with a grid design to prevent spiders from entering.
7. The bunker has a ladder for descending 3 meters to the base.
8. The bunker has a toilet with a chemical system, a kitchen with two gas stoves, a refrigerator, and a gasoline generator.
9. The bunker has a 65-inch television and a sofa with a souvenir tag.
10. The bunker has a bunk bed with a top bunk reserved for one of the builders.
11. The builders plan to upload a video of themselves surviving in the bunker for 24 hours if they get 300,000 likes.
12. The builders leave a link to their podcast and a list of videos showing the full bunker construction.