The transcript appears to be a conversation filled with emotional expressions, misunderstandings, and a mix of serious and humorous tones. It involves someone waiting outside a house, discussing various topics such as fruit causing hoarseness, confusion over receiving poems versus bills, and a debate over love and relationships. There's also mention of financial matters, family pressure, and an unexpected twist of marriage and surgery. The dialogue seems erratic with many tangents and non-sequiturs.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker has been standing in front of someone's house for many days, waiting for them to come out.
2. The speaker's mother is dead.
3. The speaker is concerned about someone's hoarse voice.
4. The speaker mentions eating fruit, including watermelon, mangoes, and longan.
5. The speaker talks about Tam poetry, which is created for people with mental illness.
6. The speaker is a Confucian scholar who wrote a poem for someone.
7. The speaker has been chasing someone for a while but has been rejected.
8. The speaker mentions a person named Ms. Huong who is lying on a bed.
9. The speaker is confused about what someone's "normal" is.
10. The speaker has a stomachache and is experiencing difficulties in life.
11. The speaker's family is rich, but they are concerned about someone else's family being poor and in debt.
12. The speaker asks if someone has breast cancer.
13. The speaker is told that someone named Tieu Thu is already married.
14. The speaker mentions that Tieu Thu's father forced them to have surgery.