The image is a Twitter thread. A user named @bpthaber posted a news item about the head of the Turkish Red Crescent (Kızılay), Kerem Kınık, responding to a demand for the return of funds. The response was perceived as dismissive. Another user, @KayraJK, replied to @bpthaber's tweet, using the sarcastic, informal Turkish phrase "Bakkal yönetiyor sanki amk bakarız ne". **Joke Explanation (in Turkish):** The joke uses a common Turkish idiom to criticize Kınık's response. "Bakkal" means "grocer." "Yönetiyor sanki" means "is managing/running something as if..." and "amk bakarız ne" is a very informal and slightly vulgar way of saying "we will see" or "we'll deal with it later/at a later time". The implication is that the response is dismissive and arrogant, akin to a grocer nonchalantly dismissing a customer's request. The use of "amk" makes the tone even more sarcastic and disrespectful, highlighting the user's displeasure with the perceived lack of seriousness in Kınık's reply.