The provided text appears to be a transcription of a video or audio recording, likely in Vietnamese, with a mix of conversations and narratives. Here is a concise summary of the content:
The conversation starts with a discussion about buying and selling fruits, particularly watermelons. The speaker mentions someone who has been selling "rescued" watermelons at a high price, but the quality is poor. The speaker claims to have discovered the seller's trick and plans to expose them.
The conversation shifts to a discussion about the COVID-19 pandemic and how people are taking advantage of the situation to sell goods at high prices. The speaker warns others to be careful when buying "rescued" fruits and to report anyone who is selling or sabotaging goods to the police.
Throughout the conversation, there are mentions of various individuals, including a person named Mr. Sau, and references to specific locations, such as Sapa. However, the context and relationships between these individuals and locations are unclear.
The text also includes some unclear or unrelated statements, such as a discussion about a 10 kg baby and a reference to a "Devil Wolf's head." These statements may be idioms, jokes, or unrelated conversations that were included in the recording.
Overall, the conversation appears to be focused on exposing dishonest business practices and warning others to be cautious during the pandemic.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A person buys fruit from a seller.
2. The seller claims to have been selling fruit for many years.
3. The buyer asks the seller about the quality of the fruit.
4. The seller responds that the fruit is fresh and delicious.
5. The buyer mentions that they have a neighbor named Mr. Sau.
6. The seller talks about a "Devil Wolf" and a "hungry devil".
7. A person is accused of using a specialized chemical to keep fruit fresh.
8. The chemical is said to be used to keep the fruit fresh, but when taken out, the inside is rotten.
9. A person named Mr. Phung Thanh Van is mentioned as being arrested by the police.
10. A warning is given to be careful when buying "rescue fruit" to help farmers.
11. It is advised to report to the police if people are selling, dumping, or sabotaging fruit.
12. A person talks about selling watermelons at a low price to help farmers.
13. A dispute arises between a buyer and a seller over the price of watermelons.
14. The seller is accused of being dishonest and trying to make a profit by selling watermelons at a high price.
15. A person mentions that they have an uncle who supports farmers.
16. A person talks about buying cheap and selling expensive.
17. A warning is given to be careful when buying fruit during an epidemic situation.
18. A person mentions that there is a backlog of fruit in the country due to export issues.
19. It is advised to report to the police if people are taking advantage of the situation to invest at high prices for personal gain.