Bence bi sarılmayı hak etti..
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The photo shows two tweets. The first tweet says "sarımsak" three times, and the second tweet says "sarılsak" with a check mark. The joke is that the first tweet is trying to say "sarılsak" but is misspelling it, while the second tweet is correcting the first tweet. The joke is a play on words because "sarımsak" means "garlic" in Turkish, while "sarılsak" means "let's hug."
The joke is about the difference between "sarımsak" (garlic) and "sarılsak" (let's hug). The first tweet is misspelling "sarılsak" as "sarımsak" three times, and the second tweet is correcting it. The humor comes from the fact that "sarımsak" is a very common word in Turkish, while "sarılsak" is less common, and the first tweet is making a silly mistake. The checkmark in the second tweet is a way of emphasizing the correct spelling.