The provided text appears to be a transcribed conversation or monologue, likely from a video or audio recording. The content is fragmented and lacks coherence, with the speaker jumping between various topics and using colloquial language.
The conversation seems to be about everyday life, with the speaker discussing their preferences for food, drinks, and shopping. They mention specific products, such as soap and sausage, and express their opinions on their quality and price.
The speaker also mentions their personal life, including their relationships and interactions with others. They use humor and sarcasm, and occasionally make references to popular culture and social issues.
However, the conversation is difficult to follow due to its disjointed nature and the speaker's tendency to switch topics abruptly.
Here are the extracted facts without opinions:
1. The speaker mentions a person named Edson.
2. The speaker talks about a bar where people often meet.
3. The property director is famous.
4. The speaker mentions a hospital.
5. The speaker talks about taking photos.
6. The speaker mentions a person named João who is the father of beans.
7. The speaker mentions a car.
8. The speaker talks about a person named Marco and Raul.
9. The speaker mentions a person named Lucas.
10. The speaker is from Minas Gerais.
11. The speaker loves Minas Gerais.
12. The speaker mentions a person named Flamengo.
13. The speaker talks about a strawberry flavor.
14. The speaker mentions a person named Aimee.
15. The speaker talks about a person named Daniel.
16. The speaker mentions a place called Marsh Paraná.
17. The speaker has a Twitter account.
18. The speaker mentions a person named Fábio Baiano.
19. The speaker wants to buy a Canon camera.
20. The speaker thinks about buying cornmeal.
21. The speaker wants to buy a softener and panties.
22. The speaker mentions a person named Potter.
23. The speaker talks about homosexuals.
24. The speaker wants to buy soap.
25. The speaker mentions a person named Fábio.
26. The speaker wants to buy an apple.
27. The speaker talks about the market.
28. The speaker mentions a person named Mossul.
29. The speaker wants to buy sausage.
Note: Some of the extracted facts may seem trivial or irrelevant, but I included them as they are factual statements without opinions.