The summary is as follows:
The conversation starts with a person expressing discomfort and nervousness, possibly due to the flu or an eerie atmosphere. The speaker, Marivalda Oxe, mentions a house that was a topic of conversation. She then receives a call from a policeman, indicating she went to a haunted house. The conversation then shifts to a humorous tone, with references to a boy's cure, a myth, and a boy's pain.
The speaker discusses a product for male baldness, which can be bought online. The product is delivered to the user's home and requires medical supervision. The speaker mentions a promotion where the first order is half-priced.
The conversation then becomes less coherent, with references to hair, barbecue, and a chimpanzee not getting hairy. The speaker seems to be discussing a game of Polo and a family feud.
The conversation ends with the speaker expressing frustration and confusion, possibly due to a misunderstanding or miscommunication. The speaker ends the conversation on a humorous note, saying "What's up" repeatedly.
1. The text mentions a haunted house and a visit from a policeman.
2. A conversation about a boy's cure for baldness is referenced, but the details are unclear.
3. The text discusses a British company that offers virtual treatment for early-stage baldness.
4. The products are shipped to the customer's home and require medical supervision throughout the treatment period.
5. The text also mentions a personalized treatment plan for male baldness.
6. The text references a discussion about a chimpanzee not getting hairy.
7. The text discusses a barbecue and the appearance of a person named Mousinho.
8. The text mentions a "king's hand" and a person praying for someone named Joyce.
9. The text refers to a person's future being at stake due to their actions.
10. The text discusses a person's wedding cup being borrowed by a neighbor.
11. The text includes a line about a person's cup being filled with cola.
12. The text mentions a person's intention to have a great day.
13. The text refers to a person named Pastor Cláudio and his advice on how to love someone who borrows a wedding cup and never returns it.
14. The text mentions a person's intention to go to church.
15. The text refers to a grandmother living at the end of the world, which means there's no Wi-Fi or electricity there.
16. The text discusses a person's intention to leave grandma at home and go away with their commitments.
17. The text refers to a person named Alfredo who is going to take others to a mansion.
18. The text talks about a person wanting to see something but it's unclear what.
19. The text mentions a person's intention to play and break something.
20. The text references a person's intention to see a Euro and take a mouthful of glue inside it.
21. The text ends with a series of "What's up" exclamations.