The text appears to be a monologue from a young child, detailing their life and experiences. The child reflects on the passage of time, expressing disbelief at how quickly they've grown up. They share a humorous anecdote about a tablet gift that was left under their pillow, and express frustration at their inability to understand a particular spelling exercise. The child also shares a letter they received, which they interpret as being written from right to left, a language directionality they associate with Arabs or Muslims. Despite their confusion, they express excitement at the prospect of reading the letter and participating in the trend. The monologue concludes with a humorous anecdote about a package they received, which they interpreted as a command to eat a jar of pump in one day. The child expresses frustration at the lack of clarity in the message and ends their monologue with a call to action, urging viewers to watch their videos and steal their content.
1. The speaker is reflecting on how time flies, and how they are now eight years old, but still feel like they are only a small child.
2. The speaker mentions a child's note they received, which they find amusing and beautiful.
3. The speaker expresses a desire to live for themselves and not grieve, referencing a Ukrainian and Russian word.
4. The speaker talks about their handwriting, stating it is talented, and how their grandfather, Frost, gave them a tablet.
5. The speaker expresses dissatisfaction with their living conditions, stating it is too cold in their apartment and wishing for wool to keep them warm.
6. The speaker discusses a letter they received, noting that the writer seems to be Arab or Muslim due to the right-to-left writing style.
7. The speaker reflects on their journey, stating that 8 years have passed and they are now 12 years old.
8. The speaker talks about a puzzle they received, expressing confusion and frustration.
9. The speaker discusses a letter they received, stating that the writer uses the letter 'z' in an inverted or mirrored form.
10. The speaker mentions a conspiracy theory about a disease that affects people who see everything in a mirror, implying that it only affects those who write.
11. The speaker talks about a letter they received, stating that the writer writes from right to left.
12. The speaker discusses a letter they received, stating that the writer seems to be Arab or Muslim, but it's unlikely they write in Russian.
13. The speaker talks about their handwriting, stating it is shaping up to be very talented.
14. The speaker expresses a desire for their grandfather, Frost, to give them a tablet.
15. The speaker talks about their living conditions, expressing dissatisfaction and stating they don't really need a phone.
16. The speaker discusses a letter they received, stating that the writer uses the letter 'z' in an inverted or mirrored form.
17. The speaker talks about a puzzle they received, expressing confusion and frustration.
18. The speaker reflects on their journey, stating that they are now 12 years old and have been waiting for this moment.
19. The speaker talks about their living conditions, stating it is too cold in their apartment and wishing for wool to keep them warm.
20. The speaker discusses a letter they received, stating that the writer seems to be Arab or Muslim due to the right-to-left writing style.