The provided text appears to be a timestamped transcript of an event, possibly a musical performance or concert. It includes various time intervals and annotations, such as applause, music, and foreign language segments. The content seems to consist mainly of music and audience reactions, with occasional foreign language and thank-you remarks from the performers.
1. The text is a transcript of a conversation or speech, with timestamps indicating when each spoken word or phrase appears.
2. There are several instances of "foreign" words or phrases, indicating that the speaker may be speaking a language other than English.
3. The transcript also includes instances of applause and music, suggesting that it could be from a live event or performance.
4. The speaker thanks the audience multiple times, indicating a reciprocal relationship between the speaker and the audience.
5. There are mentions of "another man", "baby", "ladies", and "everyday", suggesting a variety of topics or themes in the conversation or speech.
6. The phrase "it's been awesome" is used to express positive sentiment, indicating a positive atmosphere during the event.
7. The speaker uses the phrase "here we go" to indicate the start of a new topic or segment in the conversation or speech.
8. The speaker says "take me" and "remember me" at different points in the conversation, suggesting a personal connection or story being told.
9. The speaker uses the phrase "one time" to indicate a specific event or occurrence, and "anymore" to express a lack of something.
10. The speaker uses the phrase "from the movies" to indicate a reference to popular cinema, and "they told me" to suggest a personal narrative or story.
11. The speaker mentions "Wednesday on me", "stormy days", "four days", "breaking down", and "please", suggesting a variety of topics or themes in the conversation or speech.
12. The speaker uses the phrase "ready" to indicate readiness for a task or event, and "my head is coming here" to express a physical sensation or state.
13. The speaker mentions "deposites", suggesting a financial or banking context.
14. The speaker uses the phrase "don't do that" to give advice or guidance, and "everyone" to address the audience collectively.
15. The speaker says "I'm coming" and "I'm here" to indicate a planned or implied arrival or presence.
16. The speaker uses the phrase "happy birthday" to wish someone a happy birthday, suggesting a personal or intimate connection.
17. The speaker uses the phrase "number" to indicate a specific quantity or amount, and "I'm coming" to indicate a planned or implied arrival or presence.
18. The speaker uses the phrase "I'm" to indicate a personal identity or state, and "here" to indicate a physical location.
19. The speaker uses the phrase "no no no" to express a negative refusal or rejection, and "no no nobody" to express a negative refusal or rejection of a group or idea.
20. The speaker uses the phrase "foreign" to indicate a word or phrase in a foreign language, and "memories" to suggest a reminiscing or nostalgic