The provided text appears to be a transcript of a prank call or video. A person is pretending to be a customer complaining about a non-functional DVD player or TV they had sent for repair. The "customer" is speaking in a humorous and nonsensical manner, making ridiculous claims and accusations against the repair person.
Throughout the conversation, the "customer" uses absurd language, makes references to unrelated topics, and even claims to be a "Jugaad specialist" (a term that roughly translates to a jack-of-all-trades or a person who can fix anything). The repair person tries to respond sensibly, but the "customer" continues to speak in a bizarre and comedic manner.
The conversation is likely staged, and the person playing the "customer" is attempting to entertain or prank the repair person. At the end of the transcript, the person reveals that they have been doing pranks since 2010 and thanks their audience for tolerating them.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The TV in question is a 21-inch DVD TV.
2. The TV's power supply had blown up.
3. The TV was given to a repair shop for fixing.
4. The person who gave the TV for repair claims that the repair shop did not fix the TV and instead gave them a different TV.
5. The repair shop claims that they did fix the original TV, but the person who gave it to them is now claiming that it was a different TV.
6. The TV is not turning on and does not display anything.
7. The repair shop claims that the problem with the TV is a defective button.
8. The person who gave the TV for repair is unhappy with the service and is arguing with the repair shop owner.
9. The person who gave the TV for repair claims that they are a simple person and did not sell the TV to the repair shop.
10. The repair shop owner asks the person who gave the TV for repair how much they paid for the TV.
11. The person who gave the TV for repair claims that the TV was worth ₹ 1.
12. The repair shop owner and the person who gave the TV for repair engage in a heated argument, with both parties making strange and nonsensical statements.
13. The person who gave the TV for repair claims that the repair shop owner is talking nonsense and is wearing strange glasses.
14. The repair shop owner claims that the person who gave the TV for repair is a strange person and is talking nonsense.
15. The person who gave the TV for repair claims that they are a straight-forward person and are 50 years old.
16. The repair shop owner and the person who gave the TV for repair continue to argue and make strange statements.
17. The person who gave the TV for repair claims that they will not pay for the repairs and will not take the TV back.
18. The repair shop owner claims that they will not give the TV back to the person who gave it to them for repair.
19. The argument between the repair shop owner and the person who gave the TV for repair continues, with both parties making more and more absurd statements.
20. The video appears to be a prank or a comedy sketch, with the person who gave the TV for repair pretending to be a customer and engaging in a ridiculous argument with the repair shop owner.