The transcript appears to be a dialogue from an audio or video recording, possibly a podcast or a live event. The conversation is casual, filled with humor and personal anecdotes. The speaker discusses various topics, including fame, revenge, homophobia, a magic show, a comedy show, pricing, and life in a prison. They also mention a person named Alejo Carpentier, a teacher mentioned in Gabriel Murillo's comedy, and a literal column in a newspaper. The speaker also shares personal experiences, such as a trip to Canada and playing soccer with police officers. They express skepticism about certain practices, like the use of chemicals in certain environments and the idea of blackmailing soccer players. The conversation ends with a discussion about pricing for a show and the value of photos.
The text appears to be a transcript of a conversation or a performance, with timestamps and descriptions of actions and reactions. Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text starts with music and applause, indicating the beginning of a performance or recording session.
2. There's a suggestion to record with a small group instead of a large one, as recordings with many people might not turn out well.
3. A certain number of people have achieved fame, as announced on Facebook.
4. A person is mentioned who asks questions in a good way, but also talks a lot about their life.
5. The text mentions a case where a woman got into trouble at a young age and then lied about her age.
6. The text refers to a channel that can be saved by science.
7. There's a mention of a dog that doesn't show up after a disaster.
8. A person named Patricia is mentioned, and a message is written to her on Twitter.
9. The text mentions a comedy show and a magic show, with the speaker wondering if they should go for the comedy show or the magic show from a larger area.
10. The text mentions a morning show and talks about the price for the shows.
11. The text mentions a graduate as a teacher named Alejo Carpentier.
12. The text talks about a young man and his sausages.
13. The text talks about a rule that can be broken.
14. The text mentions a prison house where everyone is a police officer.
15. The text talks about a person who represents a group and their plans to murder 15 floors.
16. The text talks about the use of chemicals in the houses of the Salvatrucha gang to lower their sexual libido.
17. The text talks about a brand that has caught up with those who have something they can teach, offering them benefits.
18. The text talks about a person who discovered the two worst lovers of men.
19. The text talks about a rapist and his wife.
20. The text talks about a woman who arrives on the first day, opens the door, and enters, and then the door is closed.
21. The text ends with the mention of a price of five lucas a day.