This is a transcript of a speed dating or blind date reality TV show where contestants have to ask questions and get to know each other within a limited time frame. The conversation is often awkward, with contestants asking personal and sometimes invasive questions, and some even lying or trying to be funny. There are also technical issues and interruptions, and some contestants seem to be more interested in promoting themselves or their social media than in genuinely getting to know their match. The conversation is often disjointed and hard to follow, with contestants jumping between different topics and sometimes not even waiting for a response before moving on to the next question.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The conversation is between multiple people, including a host and participants in a dating show.
2. The participants are trying to get to know each other and find a match.
3. One participant is from Azerbaijan and is being asked about their interests and preferences.
4. Another participant is asked about their type and says they like a combination of traits.
5. A participant named Mert is mentioned, and someone asks about a tattoo on his leg.
6. A participant named Elif is mentioned, and someone is warned not to press a button.
7. Someone asks if they can have another participant's Instagram handle.
8. A participant named Ceren is asked about their interests and preferences.
9. Someone mentions that they had a boyfriend twice and broke up with him.
10. A participant named Tunç is asked about their interests and preferences.
11. Someone asks if they can have another participant's phone number.
12. A participant talks about their job working with computers and their interests in sports.
13. Someone mentions that they are not a jealous person.
14. The participants have 15 seconds to get to know each other before the show ends.
Note: These facts are based on the text and may not be comprehensive or accurate, as the text appears to be a transcript of a conversation and may contain errors or inconsistencies.