Ozan Bingöl @ozanbingoll 1sa Şu an bu twiti okumak için kullandığınız cep telefonunu alırken 3 adet, twiti okurken 4 adet, o telefonu şarja takarken 5 adet vergi ödersiniz. İyi geceler. 069 180 Ozan Bingöl @ozanbingoll 696 barış @barisdalgicc. 1sa abi sen bizden ne istiyosun 271 2 @barisdalgicc adlı kullanıcıya yanıt olarak Bu kadar vergi ödeyip neden hala özel sağlık sigortası yapma, çocukları özel okulda okutma, özel güvenlikli sitelerde oturma gibi zaruretimiz olduğunu sormanızI.
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The photo is a screenshot of a Twitter exchange. Ozan Bingöl, a Turkish figure (likely a public figure, given the context), tweets about the high cost of using a phone, specifically mentioning the taxes one effectively pays when using cell phones. He says you pay 3 taxes when getting the phone, 4 for reading the tweet, and 5 for charging it. Barış (@barisdalgicc), replies sarcastically asking what Ozan Bingöl wants from them, implying that high taxes don't seem to impact the problems/needs of the citizens. The humor lies in the absurd exaggeration of the implied taxes on phone use. It's a satirical comment on the perceived high cost of living and the lack of adequate solutions or support provided to citizens, in addition to the implication that these problems are not being addressed even with the high taxes. The joke is highlighting a perceived disconnect between the demands made of citizens in taxes and the actual solutions or assistance they receive.
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