The video is a humorous experiment where the host, Meryem Şeker, leaves wallets filled with money in public places to see if they will be returned. She uses tracking devices, called "hearts", with her phone number written on them to follow the wallets.
In the first scenario, she leaves a wallet with 200 liras in a park. A man finds the wallet, opens it, and finds a business card with her phone number. He calls her, and she responds, asking him to come to her location. He agrees, and she arrives to find him waiting. They have a brief conversation, and he leaves the wallet on the bench.
In the second scenario, she leaves a wallet with 100 liras in a park near a bank. A man finds the wallet, opens it, and finds a business card with her phone number. He calls her, and she responds, asking him to come to her location. He agrees, and she arrives to find him waiting. They have a brief conversation, and he leaves the wallet on the bench.
In the third scenario, she leaves a wallet with 200 liras at a bus stop in Eminönü. A man finds the wallet, opens it, and finds a business card with her phone number. He calls her, and she responds, asking him to come to her location. He agrees, and she arrives to find him waiting. They have a brief conversation, and he leaves the wallet on the bench.
In each scenario, the man who finds the wallet calls Meryem, and she responds, asking him to come to her location. He agrees, and she arrives to find him waiting. They have a brief conversation, and he leaves the wallet on the bench.
At the end of the video, Meryem congratulates the viewers for the wallets coming back to her. She also mentions that the tracking device she used does not work very efficiently in entrance areas. She hopes the viewers had fun watching the video and asks them to like and subscribe to her channel.
1. The speaker is trying to track down registration wallets with tracking devices.
2. The speaker ordered a tracker so that if someone takes their wallet and goes to their wife, they can contact them.
3. The speaker placed an order for tracking devices, called hearts, with their phone number written on them, various folds, and money from the baby.
4. The speaker left a wallet in the back with 200 lira in it.
5. The speaker was curious if the person who finds the wallet will call them.
6. The speaker left another wallet on a bench with 100 lira in it.
7. The speaker observed a man looking at the wallet but did not call them.
8. The speaker left a third wallet on a bench with 200 liras in it.
9. The speaker left a fourth wallet in a different place with 200 liras in it.
10. The speaker left a fifth wallet at a bank across the street with 200 liras in it.
11. The speaker left a sixth wallet on a bus stop in Eminönü with 200 liras in it.
12. The speaker left a seventh wallet on an overpass next to their house with 200 liras in it.
13. The speaker received a call from a woman who found the wallet and returned it.
14. The speaker apologized for doubting the honesty of the person who found the wallet.
15. The speaker concluded that it was a very nice and pleasing event that two people who took the wallet returned it at the end of the day.
16. The speaker stated that the tracking device they used did not work very efficiently in entrance areas.