The transcript appears to be a recording of someone selling grass jelly, a popular Indonesian dessert, on the street. The seller is assisted by an aide who helps them find customers and sell the product. The aide also helps the seller count their earnings and gives them advice on how to sell more.
Throughout the recording, the seller and their aide interact with various customers, negotiating prices and making sales. They also chat with each other about their sales strategy and goals.
At one point, the seller takes a break to eat a meal and drinks tea, and the aide joins them. The seller's child also appears, and the seller gives them some money.
Overall, the recording provides a glimpse into the daily life of a street vendor in Indonesia, highlighting the challenges and joys of selling food on the street.
1. The conversation starts at 00:00:00.
2. There are two flavors of cheese in Indonesia.
3. A wafer blazer is a combination of cheese and milk.
4. The person selling grass jelly has been doing so for 20 years.
5. The grass jelly is sold for IDR 5,000 per serving.
6. The person helping the seller is trying to get rid of all the merchandise.
7. The seller's target is to sell the remaining grass jelly before it rains.
8. The seller and helper have sold around 40 plastic cups of grass jelly.
9. The total sales are around IDR 200,000.
10. The conversation ends with the seller and helper finishing their work and preparing to go home.