The given text appears to be a transcript of a video or audio recording, likely a comedy sketch or a scene from a TV show or movie. The conversation revolves around a pregnant woman, Mrs. Endang, who visits a gynecologist for a check-up. She is eager to know the gender of her child and is disappointed to learn that it's too early to determine the gender. The doctor explains that the fetus is only 5 weeks old, and the gender can only be determined after 16 weeks.
The conversation is filled with humorous moments, including the woman's eccentric behavior and the doctor's reactions to her antics. The woman is also shown to be concerned about the cost of the ultrasound and medication, which leads to a comedic exchange with the doctor.
The transcript also includes scenes of the woman's daily life, including her interactions with her family and friends, and her attempts to find fish in a swamp. The tone of the conversation is lighthearted and comedic, with a focus on entertaining the audience rather than conveying a serious message.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker is expecting a child and wants to know the child's gender and features.
2. The speaker mentions that they can see the child's face and nose shape during an ultrasound.
3. The cost of an ultrasound is 2 million IDR (Indonesian Rupiah).
4. The speaker says that the ultrasound is expensive and that they cannot afford it.
5. The speaker visits a special obstetric clinic to check their pregnancy.
6. The doctor's name is Endang Fransiska Santika, and she is 40 years old.
7. The speaker is 24th in line for the doctor's appointment.
8. The doctor checks the speaker's blood pressure before the ultrasound.
9. The speaker's pregnancy is 5 weeks old, and the gender of the fetus is not yet visible.
10. The doctor recommends a prescription to make the fetus stronger.
11. The total cost of the medicine and ultrasound is 1,950,000 IDR.
12. The speaker finds the cost too expensive and decides to leave without paying.
13. The speaker plans to ask someone named Stella for the money to pay for the treatment.