The provided text appears to be a transcript of a live performance, possibly a music or comedy show, with timestamps indicating the timing of music, applause, and spoken words. The content is somewhat disjointed and open to interpretation, but it seems to involve a mix of storytelling, wordplay, and humorous remarks.
Recurring themes and elements include:
1. References to a "logic on the right" and a "fish" in various contexts.
2. Mentions of a "doctor" and a "Black Sea."
3. Use of Turkish names and phrases, such as "Kemal," "Sudenaz Kenan," and "Ekol."
4. Jokes and one-liners, including a repeated phrase "throw it."
5. Apologies and expressions of gratitude, such as "stay with us" and "bon appetit."
Overall, the performance seems to be a lighthearted and entertaining mix of music, comedy, and storytelling.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A healthy baby was born.
2. There was a doctor on the right.
3. Salih Bey was the first one to get it done.
4. There was a fish in the Geyve field.
5. A book was mentioned in the context of the Geyve field.
6. The Black Sea was mentioned.
7. Ekol was mentioned.
8. TDK shoes were mentioned.
9. Davut was mentioned.
10. The mosque was mentioned.
11. Kohol fish deer were mentioned.
12. A doctor was mentioned again.
Note that most of the text appears to be a transcript of a speech or presentation with music and applause, and the content is not very clear or specific.