The text is a dialogue between two characters, Robin and Beto, who are engaged in a humorous argument about the size of their houses. Robin claims to have the smallest house in the world, which is so small it's invisible from the outside but has a larger space inside than Beto's house. Beto, however, believes his house is the smallest and that Robin's house is too big.
The conversation escalates when Robin tries to prove his point by showing Beto a smaller house on top of a table. Beto, not believing it, uses a mask as glasses to see the house. The dialogue ends with Robin and Beto both claiming their houses are the smallest, while also expressing their disbelief in each other's claims.
1. The speaker possesses the smallest house in the world, which is so small it's invisible from the outside.
2. The house is made of earth and appears large from the outside, but it contains a large space.
3. The speaker finds it hard to believe that a house so small from the outside can contain a larger space.
4. The speaker plans to show someone named Beto the smallest house in the world.
5. The speaker tells Beto not to disturb and mentions setting up boards, which makes Beto react with surprise.
6. The speaker enters Beto's house without permission, where Beto is sleeping with his cell phone.
7. The speaker trips and gets his head stuck in a toaster, which causes his head to swell up.
8. The speaker apologizes for waking Beto up, explaining that he tripped on his chair and fell into the toaster.
9. The speaker tries to explain how he built the smallest house in the world, arguing that it's actually larger inside than out.
10. The speaker gets into a debate with Beto over the size of the houses, with Beto claiming that his house is smaller than the one the speaker built.
11. The speaker shows Beto another house that is even smaller, but Beto dismisses it as being too big.
12. The speaker uses a mask to help see the house that is smaller than a cricket.
13. The speaker and Beto enter the smallest house in the world, where the house appears larger than Beto's earth house.
14. The speaker and Beto start decorating the smallest house, with the speaker taking everything from Beto's trunk.
15. The speaker struggles to fit a television into the smallest house, jokingly suggesting putting it in the fire.
16. The speaker tells Beto that he really liked the smallest house and is considering taking it for himself.
17. The speaker and Beto argue over the size of the houses, with the speaker insisting that his house is the smallest.
18. The speaker falls asleep after a long day of showing Beto the smallest house in the world.