This is a transcript of an interview or talk show with multiple guests, including Berna, Yeşim, Esra, and Ali. The conversation is lighthearted and humorous, with the guests sharing their fantasies, personal stories, and opinions on various topics.
The conversation begins with Berna sharing her fantasy of a world with no clothes, and Yeşim talking about her experience as an Erasmus student and a threesome encounter in Budapest. Esra shares her fantasy of drinking raki while pole dancing, and Ali talks about his music career and shares a song.
The conversation then shifts to a game-like scenario where the guests are asked to act as if they are falling in love with each other, with Berna being asked to look at another guest with a warm and loving gaze. The conversation also touches on personal anecdotes, such as Ali's childhood experiences and his relationship with his mother.
Overall, the tone of the conversation is playful and entertaining, with the guests sharing their thoughts and experiences in a relaxed and humorous atmosphere.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Berna wishes there were no clothes.
2. Berna is a teacher.
3. Yeşim is a photographer.
4. Yeşim fell off a bike two days ago and is in a lot of pain.
5. Esra wants to drink raki with a pole.
6. A person named Short Time has a fantasy about being with a woman.
7. Short Time is 22 years old.
8. Short Time does not have many criteria for relationships, but prefers someone with long hair and a clean smell.
9. Short Time is a Taurus.
10. Ali is 35 years old.
11. Ali has a song called "Ind Bindin".
12. Berna is asked to look at someone as if she likes them, as part of an acting exercise.
13. Ali's father is a civil servant.
14. Ali moved to different cities in Turkey with his family, including Tarsus, Urfa, and Izmir.
15. Ali's mother is still alive.
16. Ali is no longer considered a "mother's boy" and lives alone.
Note: Some of the text appears to be a conversation or interview, and some parts may be jokes or humorous anecdotes. The above facts are intended to be neutral and objective, without interpretation or opinion.