The provided text appears to be a transcript of a Minecraft gameplay video or stream, where the player is attempting to participate in a store system created by another player, Zhorik. The player is trying to collect honey and exchange it for gold, but the system is not working as intended, causing frustration and confusion.
Throughout the transcript, the player interacts with other players, including Katya, and expresses their disappointment and anger towards the store's creator, Zhorik. They also mention that Zhorik is their friend and that they are just trying to troll them.
The player eventually manages to collect 16 bottles of honey and exchange them for 128 gold, but not before encountering several issues and setbacks. They also discuss the store system and how it is not working correctly, and they threaten to report Zhorik for his "scam."
The transcript ends with the player reflecting on the experience and warning that Zhorik will likely come up with new ways to troll them in the future.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker is trying to collect honey and gold in a game.
2. They have 16 bottles of honey to collect.
3. They need to throw away 64 cod to get 64 gold.
4. The speaker has 21 pieces of land in their inventory.
5. They can build an earthen sump for themselves.
6. The speaker has 33 fish left to throw.
7. They are trying to bargain for more gold.
8. The speaker has collected 16 bottles of honey and received 128 gold.
9. They are writing a complaint about a store.
10. The store is owned by someone named Zhorik.
11. The speaker knows Zhorik from childhood.
12. Zhorik helped the speaker to make the store work.
13. The speaker has been collecting honey for two days.
14. They have collected almost 100 kg of honey.
15. The speaker has an attack from phantoms.
16. They are being attacked by bees.
17. The speaker is creating a new store.
18. They are trying to troll someone named Ekaterina.
19. The speaker is warning their subscribers not to trust others.
20. They are saying goodbye and ending the recording.