Yozgat Blues Page #5

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- Yes.

- What's in the caramel ones?

- Fruit.

- The chocolate ones?

- They're plain.

- OK, I'll have a white coffee for now.

- OK.

- What would you like?

- I'll have tea.

OK.

Come on.

Let's go over there.

Great.

No, no. Stay where you are.

- You should've had something to eat.

- No, it would be too much now.

- How are you doing?

- Fine. You?

Fine.

- Hello.

- Hello.

- Nee.

- I'm Kamil.

- Nice to meet you.

- You too.

Kamil's a radio man.

He does a great programme on radio.

- And Nee is a musician.

- Really?

- Yes.

- An artist, amazing! That's great.

- Have a seat.

- No, don't let me disturb you.

No, it's no problem.

Come and join us.

OK, I'll fetch my tea and book then.

Kamil studied accounting actually.

At open university.

But he doesn't work in accountancy.

He got into radio here.

And he's writing a novel.

He has been for three years.

- That's good.

- Yes.

Let me put those there.

Yes.

- Aren't you drinking anything?

- We ordered. It's on its way.

Good.

The Turkish coffee here is amazing.

- You think it went better today?

- Yes.

- There were more people.

- Yes.

- Another night over!

- Hello, Sabri.

Yavuz, my friend, Kamil.

He wanted to meet you.

- Hello.

- Welcome.

Nice to meet you, Yavuz Bey.

Hello, Nee.

- How's things?

- Good thanks.

You had me spellbound, you know.

I mean, I was so inspired.

Both the stage routine

and your sound were amazing.

As someone from Yozgat, I was proud.

I think everyone here should see you.

It'll be great for all of us.

Your aura was superb, Nee. Bravo.

Thanks a lot.

Well, I'm here struggling

to do something with the arts.

I look after cultural activities

for the municipality. I'm on my own.

Other than that, I do poetry readings.

Plus I'm writing a novel,

if I ever get to finish it.

- What's the title?

- Insan- Kmil, The Perfect Human.

It's a sort of autobiography.

Then there's the radio. By the way,

I'd love to have you on my show.

In the next few days or so.

- I don't know. I mean, it'd be good.

- Well, it would be great to have you.

- We could also promote the gig.

- Yes, that's a big plus.

It'd be good.

Now and again, Yozgat has produced

jackpot wins in the National Lottery...

...and other games of chance.

Well, there was another win yesterday.

We don't yet know the winner's name

or which branch took the winning coupon...

...but this latest win proves

how lucky the people of Yozgat are.

The TL 541,000 winner, who guessed

five correct Powerball numbers...

...is expected to be named today

or certainly by the weekend.

And that was the news

from Radio Yozgat.

I say your name like a child

just learning to read.

Rather shy, rather earnest,

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