The given text appears to be a transcript of a conversation between two individuals, Tini and Sis Sondang, in an Indonesian setting. The conversation revolves around borrowing money for selling "takjil" (a type of Islamic dessert) during the Eid celebrations. Tini and her companion approach Sis Sondang, who agrees to lend them one million rupiahs under certain conditions, including a 10% interest rate and a photocopy of their KTP (identity card).
Later, the scene shifts to a market where Tini and her companion are selling various food items, including fried foods and cakes. They engage in conversations with other vendors, discussing their sales and promotions. The atmosphere is lively, with the vendors trying to attract customers and make sales.
Throughout the conversation, the participants use informal language and colloquial expressions, which are characteristic of Indonesian culture. The dialogue also includes references to Islamic practices and holidays, such as Eid and fasting.
Here are the extracted key facts:
1. The conversation starts with a discussion about borrowing money to sell takjil.
2. The speaker is asking Sis Sondang for a loan of one million.
3. Sis Sondang agrees to lend the money, but there are conditions.
4. The speaker needs to provide a photocopy of their KTP (identity card).
5. The interest rate for the loan is 10%.
6. The speaker plans to sell takjil and hopes to run out of stock quickly.
7. The conversation shifts to a discussion about buying watermelon to make fruit ice.
8. The speaker mentions that they are fasting, but their friend is not.
9. The friend plans to break their fast with their children.
10. The conversation then shifts to a discussion about selling food at a market.
11. The speaker is selling fried food, cakes, and other items.
12. They offer discounts and promotions to attract customers.
13. The speaker mentions that they are from Kopo.
14. The conversation ends with the speaker and their friend deciding to go home together.