The transcript details a person's experience with their Tinkoff Platinum credit card, which they've used to turn a hobby into a profession. They express excitement over a recent vacation, sharing emotions and gratitude. The narrative includes plans to switch to an iPhone 14, purchase a Japanese car in Moscow, and sell current vehicles. There's also mention of a talisman from Kamchatka and various personal anecdotes related to cars, including vehicle customization with film and seat belts. The overall tone is one of enthusiasm for new experiences and changes, both personally and professionally.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The narrator has a Tinkoff Platinum credit card with a limit of up to 700,000 rubles and a grace period of up to 120 days.
2. The narrator has been to Kamchatka and brought back a talisman.
3. The talisman is a symbol of good luck and is given to the locals in Kamchatka.
4. The narrator is planning to buy a new car, a Japanese right-hand drive car, to replace their current Gazelle.
5. The narrator has narrowed down their options to three cars: Toyota Town Ace, Mitsubishi Delica, and a car with a Japanese engine.
6. The average price of the car the narrator is interested in is between 700,000 to 900,000 rubles.
7. The narrator needs to sell their current Gazelle and Mercedes to buy the new car.
8. The narrator has put their car up for sale through an application called Rom.
9. The narrator has added photos, description, and price tag to the car's listing on the application.
10. The narrator has found a buyer for their car and is planning to sell it.
11. The narrator has bought a new car, a red BMW, and is planning to customize it.
12. The narrator has chosen a bright red color for the car's film wrap.
13. The narrator has applied a red film wrap to the car.
14. The narrator has found 11 rubles and 5 ruble coins in the car's seats while cleaning it.
15. The narrator has installed a red backlight in the car's interior.
16. The narrator's car has been posted for sale on the application with a peak price.
17. The narrator has created a distinctive trademark for their syndicate, but it is not available for purchase.
18. The narrator has successfully customized their car and is happy with the result.
19. The narrator's car stands out among other red cars in the yard due to its bright color.
20. The narrator has reached a stage of acceptance with their car's new appearance.