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bet bet Umut @umutlya ha bugün ha yarın diyerek arkadaşımla 5 aydır buluşamiyoruz hedef 1 yıl ⠀

Kaynak

The photo shows a Twitter post. The poster, Umut (@umutlya), is expressing frustration about not being able to meet up with a friend. The joke, in Turkish, is in the concise and relatable lament: "ha bugün ha yarın diyerek arkadaşımla 5 aydır buluşamıyoruz hedef 1 yıl" This translates to: "Saying 'either today or tomorrow,' we haven't been able to meet up with my friend for 5 months. Goal: 1 year." The humor comes from the implied (and likely sarcastic) expectation that meeting a friend will take a whole year. The phrase "ha bugün ha yarın" (either today or tomorrow) is a common expression used to indicate an ongoing delay or procrastination, making the situation seem even more amusingly frustrating.