The given text appears to be a transcript of a vlog or video recording. In the recording, the creator spends their evening sending LINE messages to friends, watching YouTube videos, and eating dinner. They discuss various topics, including a fireworks festival, a TV show, and their interest in martial arts. They also share their favorite foods, TV shows, and YouTube channels. The creator's tone is casual and conversational, as if they are speaking directly to their audience.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The narrator sends LINE messages to everyone at 6 o'clock.
2. The narrator is a store clerk.
3. The narrator knows Kiyofumi Osawa, who participated in the Mido meeting at Kapo Takeshita.
4. The narrator sends messages to Kin-san, Hayakawa Aki, and Saga Kento-kai.
5. The narrator also sends a message to a girl from an adult store.
6. The narrator is going to the fireworks festival in Hiratsuka.
7. The narrator uses Line stamps to communicate.
8. The narrator watches YouTube videos, including a video by Principal Tsu.
9. The narrator is interested in martial arts and watches fights, including those by Antonio and Rickson.
10. The narrator likes the song "Tokyo" by Super Beaver and Shibuya-kun.
11. The narrator eats dinner at home, usually buying food from Life.
12. The narrator's dinner consists of rice, fried Japanese squid, assorted sashimi, and cut fruit.
13. The narrator watches TV while eating dinner, including shows like "Solitary Gourmet" and "Rui Yoshida's Bar Wandering Machine".
14. The narrator is a fan of Tetsuya Takeda and watches his shows.
15. The narrator is also interested in the World Athletics Championships.
16. The narrator has a recording list of TV shows, including "Nakaoka's Corner" and "Tagawa-san's Water Belly Local Route Bus".
17. The narrator is sad that the program "World Summer Resort" is over.
18. The narrator searches for new videos on YouTube after dinner.
19. The narrator goes to bed at 10 o'clock.
Note that some of the text appears to be a stream-of-consciousness narrative, and some sentences may not be factual or may be difficult to interpret. The above list only includes statements that can be verified as factual.