A comedian talks about food and cashback apps, specifically mentioning a platform called Cashback 15. He then compares French and Russian fast food, stating that Russian kebabs are better but harder to find. He also talks about a Russian fast-food chain called Teremok, which serves traditional Russian food.
The comedian then discusses his experience with all-you-can-eat restaurants, saying that the goal is not to have a pleasant evening, but to eat as much as possible to get a good return on investment. He also mentions a Russian restaurant where customers can pay to do unusual things, such as firing an employee for a month.
Throughout the video, the comedian makes humorous comments and jokes about food, cashback apps, and Russian culture. He ends the video by asking viewers to like and comment on their favorite fast food, and promises to fire himself for a month if the video gets 100 likes.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The concept of cashback is available in over 1700 partner merchants in different fields, including fashion, beauty, decoration, and travel.
2. Some popular partner sites include Amazon, Adidas, and Sephora.
3. Cashback is a commission-based system where a portion of the online purchase is reimbursed to the customer.
4. The cashback system is secure and easy to use.
5. In 2018, kebabs were the most consumed sandwich in France.
6. The Russian version of kebabs is called "shaurma" and has more sauce and vegetables than the French version.
7. In Russia, there is a fast-food chain called "Tele" that serves traditional Russian food.
8. Russian cuisine is not highly rated worldwide.
9. There are restaurants in Russia that offer a "nailed-to-the-ground" menu, where customers can do almost anything they want for a price.
10. Some restaurants in Russia offer the option to fire an employee for a month for a fee of 1000 euros.
11. In Russia, there are restaurants that allow customers to pay to have an employee fired, break objects, or have a personalized recipe prepared.