The provided text appears to be a transcript of a conversation or a video, likely in Indonesian language. The conversation is quite lengthy and seems to be discussing various topics, including:
* A person's death and funeral arrangements
* Gossip and rumors about someone's personal life
* A conversation about a person's age and health
* A discussion about a mosque and Islamic practices
* A mention of a family member's dependency on someone
* A conversation about a person's life and legacy
* A discussion about a funeral and burial
* A person's confession or apology
The conversation also includes various Indonesian phrases, words, and expressions, which may be specific to certain regions or cultures. The tone of the conversation is informal and sometimes humorous, but also includes moments of seriousness and respect.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A conversation is being transcribed.
2. The conversation appears to be in Indonesian, with some English phrases and words.
3. The conversation involves multiple people, including "Sir RT" and "Mas Rafli".
4. The conversation is about a person who has passed away.
5. The person who passed away is being referred to as "Sir RT".
6. Sir RT was dependent on others for support.
7. The conversation mentions the need to take care of Sir RT's family and belongings.
8. A person named "Mas Rafli" is being asked to convey a message to someone.
9. The conversation mentions the use of a computer and the internet.
10. The conversation includes phrases in Arabic, such as "Assalamualaikum" and "Waalaikumsalam".
11. The conversation mentions the name "Bruno Mars".
12. The conversation includes the phrase "Bismillahirohmanirohim", which is an Arabic phrase used to express gratitude and respect.
13. The conversation appears to be a mix of formal and informal language.
14. The conversation includes some Indonesian slang and colloquialisms.
15. The conversation mentions the need to take care of Sir RT's belongings and to convey messages to his family.
Note that some of these "facts" may be open to interpretation, as the conversation is not always clear or easy to understand.