The provided text appears to be a transcript of a satirical podcast or video that mocks pseudoscientific and superstitious beliefs, particularly in the context of energy healing, astrology, and online scams.
The hosts, Amer and Saleh, pretend to offer energy healing services, including selling "charged" wallpapers and fans that supposedly absorb negative energy and bring good fortune. They also claim to offer private consultations and courses on energy healing.
Throughout the transcript, Amer and Saleh engage in humorous and over-the-top conversations with callers, including a woman who seeks advice on whether to marry a man based on their astrological compatibility. They also poke fun at the idea of "twin flames" and the concept of "energy" being sold online.
The hosts' goal is to expose the absurdity and exploitation of these pseudoscientific practices, highlighting the gullibility of those who believe in them. They also discuss the ethics of taking advantage of people's desperation and ignorance, ultimately concluding that it is wrong to deceive and exploit others, even if it is a lucrative business.
The transcript ends with Amer and Saleh deciding to reveal the truth about their scam and close down the website, acknowledging that while they may not be perpetuating the scam, others will likely take their place.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker mentions that they bought a phone wallpaper for 150 riyals, which is charged with energy.
2. The speaker's phone background is locked and has a picture of water pouring from a faucet.
3. The speaker is discussing a project to sell pictures and wallpapers online, claiming they are charged with energy.
4. The speaker mentions that they will sell the pictures for 150 riyals and claim that they will deliver the original pictures charged with energy via email after payment.
5. The speaker is discussing a Twitter account with 550,000 followers.
6. The speaker is selling fans and pictures of wallpapers for 13,000 riyals.
7. The speaker mentions that they did not force anyone to pay for their services and that whoever wants to believe will believe it, and whoever does not believe is safe.
8. The speaker is discussing closing a website or revealing the truth about the games they played.
9. The speaker mentions that they will not close the website but will instead say the truth about the games they played.
10. The speaker is discussing the idea of selling a picture of themselves with two shepherds and their palm loaded with ducks, and asking for money for the project.
11. The speaker is discussing the topic of earning money and whether it is halal or haram.
12. The speaker mentions that they did not force anyone to pay for their services and that whoever wants to believe will believe it, and whoever does not believe is safe.
13. The speaker's mother is praying against Qarunfleh and thinks that it is enough for them.
14. The speaker's sister Nouf loves Qarunfleh and follows it.
15. The speaker is discussing the idea of closing the website or revealing the truth about the games they played.