Summaries, summaries

You're a busy person, we all are. So what happens when you want to select from a range of items with really long descriptions? Sometimes it would be great if you could just read a quick summary of the text.

Here is a quick example of a brief summary. I also provide the full text that it was generated from:

Full Text:
A short clip from Surrealist film "The Inconspicuous Furry Banana." Mia
Crackpot and Iona Frisbee meet a wizard, who tells them a recipe to
freeze time. But things go horribly wrong- and instead of freezing time,
they accidentally replace time with a tangerine. Then suddenly, they
begin to experience vivid hallucinations. One of them believes they are
an inconspicuous furry banana, and the other believes that they are half
a metre long with wings that can fly. Together they believe that their
mission is to meet the wizard master- and to save him from the imaginary
sprites... Narration by Chewy Benson.

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Then suddenly, they begin to experience vivid hallucinations. One of
them believes they are an inconspicuous furry banana, and the other
believes that they are half a metre long with wings that can fly.
Narration by Chewy Benson.

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Then suddenly, they begin to experience vivid hallucinations. Narration
by Chewy Benson.

Now if you had a list of ten items, would you prefer 10 full descriptions, or 10 of the shorter versions?

If you are interested, here is the video that this text was describing: