The document describes a conversation between a customer and a durian seller in Penang, Malaysia. The seller recommends trying two types of durians - ling-fung-jiao and ling-qing-xia - which have a strong aroma and bitter-sweet taste. The seller then introduces a new durian brand called Koh Tsu Khoon, saying it is not special except that it is "bo hood" or seedless.

1. Durian Penang<br />I was looking at a bunch durians and told the taukea: \"
Penangites are interesting ...\"
<br />the taukea ask: \"
what do you mean?\"
<br />I said: \"
don't you think so, the names of these durian are cool\"
<br />The taukea smiled and proudly said: \"
D...o you wanna try ling-fung-jiao, it looks small, but is has this strong aroma. If not do you wanna try ling-qing-xia? not only it looks good, it taste bitter sweet.\"
<br />I said: \"
alrite! alrite! lets try 2 of each\"
Honestly after trying them , they do indeed tasted not bad at all.<br />And then the taukea said: \"
Do you wanna try our latest durian brand?\"
<br />I said: \"
You have new brands too!\"
\"
Yes! This new brand is called Koh Tsu Khoon.\"
<br />I was amazed and ask: \"
What is so special about this one?\"
\"
This brand is actually not very special, but it has something that all other brand doesn't have.\"
\"
err! and what is that?\"
<br />The taukea smiled and said: \"
That is because this brand is BO HOOD(tak dak biji)\"
- NO OFFENSE<br />