The text is a transcript of a video where the speaker tries to help an Indian friend find a suitable business to sell food in Indonesia. The speaker and his friend visit various stalls and carts that sell different kinds of food and drinks, such as nuclear fusion, soto, chicken noodles, green bean porridge, cilok and sempol. The speaker asks the sellers about the prices, the capital and the suitability of the products for his friend. The speaker also makes jokes and comments about his friend's appearance, preferences and reactions. The speaker finally decides that selling cilok and sempol is the best option for his friend and hopes that he will be successful. The text ends with the speaker promoting his second wife's rice stall.
Here are the extracted key facts in short sentences, numbered for reference:
1. Angel's business is easy to deal with.
2. Angel's business went bankrupt.
3. Aisyah has a bike.
4. The bike is not suitable for Angel.
5. Angel needs a new business.
6. Angel's friend is looking for a business opportunity.
7. The friend is considering selling fried food.
8. The friend previously sold food but went bankrupt.
9. The friend is looking for a new business idea.
10. The friend is considering selling soto.
11. The friend is looking for a business with a low capital investment.
12. The friend is looking for a business that is suitable for an Indian person.
13. The friend is considering selling cilok.
14. The friend thinks cilok is a suitable business idea.
15. Angel's friend bought a cart for 3 million.
16. The cart contents cost 3381,510.
17. Angel's friend is selling cilok and sempol.
18. The business is located on a local street in front of Sikei.
Note: These facts are based on the provided text and may not be comprehensive or accurate, as the text appears to be a transcription of a conversation and may contain errors or unclear statements.