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00:00:00Hello friends, welcome to Friday Night Live Hunky Lee episode 163.7.
00:00:10Yeah, let's do exercise, of course.
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00:00:17The physical therapy for my right shoulder.
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00:00:46Now, let's do some push-ups.
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00:01:24Yeah, my right shoulder is recovering, so I kind of worked on it.
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00:08:52Welcome.
00:09:01Yes, I did publish that In the Name of Humanity Press, volume 24.
00:09:1218 hours.
00:09:15Such a painful process.
00:09:18Copy and paste, copy and paste.
00:09:21Cheers.
00:09:29So it's like once a month routine that I do.
00:09:34It's very tedious, very.
00:09:40Copy and paste, copy and paste, the accumulation of one month's worth of short stories, novels, okay?
00:09:49And it takes me like two to three hours to do that.
00:10:03I mean, it's not a popular book I don't make.
00:10:07I make like 30 cents per year on average, okay?
00:10:12But then is it worthwhile?
00:10:16I would say so.
00:10:17Why?
00:10:20It's like my service to future generation, okay?
00:10:25It's volunteerism.
00:10:33Yeah.
00:10:36It's my service for humanity, okay?
00:10:38Yeah.
00:10:44Volunteerism, yeah.
00:10:53Yeah, it's.
00:11:02It's like giving birth to a baby, okay?
00:11:04Yeah, once a month.
00:11:07For females, yeah, they go through period, menstruation, which is not an enjoyable experience, right?
00:11:17It's kind of like that, okay?
00:11:19It's a very, very painful process here, okay?
00:11:23The publication.
00:11:25It's.
00:11:29So, I mean, when I made that movie, Therapy for Metaphobia, in Los Angeles, California, right?
00:11:40It's kind of like that.
00:11:41Any production, creative process.
00:11:45I mean, the most difficult part of making that movie was post-production.
00:11:54The editing.
00:11:59I cried in the bathroom.
00:12:01I finished editing when I was in the U.S. Army barracks, Fort Hood, Texas, okay?
00:12:08I cried in the bathroom, I remember.
00:12:11Why?
00:12:13Because I used, like, five different computer softwares.
00:12:18Title editor.
00:12:21Movie editor.
00:12:25MIDI editor, the music editor.
00:12:31And some more.
00:12:33So, those companies, they are from different countries.
00:12:37They are different companies.
00:12:39So, those softwares sometimes did not work very well with each other, okay?
00:12:45The interface.
00:12:48It was a very painful process, okay?
00:13:07And publication-wise, it's so painful.
00:13:13I enjoy it when I write it.
00:13:15But copying and pasting, there's just so many.
00:13:22I write a lot.
00:13:30And every time I write, it's this snippet, okay?
00:13:34It's different files, so I have to open it.
00:13:37Then copy.
00:13:39And then paste to one Microsoft Word document.
00:13:42And I take pictures, too.
00:13:44And I have to download every single individual picture file.
00:13:50And then copy and paste.
00:14:13It's not an enjoyable experience at all, okay?
00:14:15Yeah.
00:14:20It's painful.
00:14:42Painful process.
00:14:43Oh.
00:14:56Maybe there's an easier way to publish these things.
00:15:02I don't know.
00:15:04But I...
00:15:12Maybe some publication software, huh?
00:15:14Application.
00:15:26Yeah, once a month, it's a very, very painful process.
00:15:34Yeah.
00:15:49But now that it's done, yeah.
00:15:55Let's get over it.
00:16:15So how many short stories?
00:16:21About 150.
00:16:24So I guess I write, like, three short stories per night.
00:16:36No.
00:16:37Five.
00:16:39150 divided by 30.
00:16:42That's five.
00:16:43Okay, so I write, like, five short stories per night on average.
00:16:48Wow.
00:17:13Considering how much I work,
00:17:16I'm a lawyer, full-time job, Monday through Friday.
00:17:20After that, I do mathematics.
00:17:23After that, I write novels.
00:17:27I also run, like, social media live show.
00:17:31Considering how much I work every day, every night,
00:17:37it is miraculous how young I look.
00:17:40I'm 46.
00:17:41I look like what?
00:17:4820-something.
00:17:54It is miraculous how young I look considering the workload that I do.
00:18:00Okay.
00:18:13I'm blessed that I'm not famous, okay?
00:18:15Because if I'm famous, I don't think I can handle it because I don't want to be busy.
00:18:22But in a sense, I am busy.
00:18:28Can I take five minutes break?
00:18:31Well, I know how to take a break, so, yeah, five minutes, okay?
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00:21:50Let me go to the restroom real quick, okay?
00:22:16Yeah, sure.
00:22:17I'm going to go to the bathroom real quick, okay?
00:22:44Yeah, I'm going to go to the bathroom real quick, okay?
00:23:12Yeah, I'm going to go to the bathroom real quick, okay?
00:23:39Yeah, I'm recovering from this publication fatigue.
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00:24:15Yeah, I mean ...
00:24:39How does it climb a mountain?
00:24:43150 short stories
00:24:47copying and pasting
00:24:49what does it involve?
00:24:51yeah
00:24:53ctrl-a select all
00:24:55ctrl-c copy
00:24:57then ctrl-v
00:24:59paste
00:25:05150 times okay
00:25:07gosh that's like
00:25:38well I'm a single guy so I don't have burden of like raising a child for
00:25:44example I'm sure that's a lot of work too okay parenting okay and so I guess I
00:25:53have my own burden as a single guy yeah like once a month for publication so I
00:26:01guess it's fair that way I don't have burden of raising a child like married
00:26:09people do
00:26:15but
00:26:18I have burden of monthly burden of publishing a book so I guess fair that
00:26:23way
00:26:25yeah
00:26:29I guess just worry to think about it sure sure it's fair
00:26:40yeah
00:26:44sure
00:26:59mm-hmm
00:27:03you
00:27:23not this time but last year when I went to Korea I met with my well this year I
00:27:30met different cousin of mine okay who's married with children okay but last
00:27:34year I met different cousin cousins of mine last year in Korea okay and they
00:27:41would tell me about this like a burden of raising children yeah they did tell me
00:27:49about that okay I like
00:27:53their baby is like crying in the middle of night
00:27:59so they had to wake up change the diaper
00:28:05in the middle of night okay they did that for like several years right until
00:28:12child learn how to use bathroom
00:28:16yeah
00:28:23every night for two years
00:28:34you know what I guess I guess I I got an easy easier job
00:28:39publishing once a month
00:28:44oh that's a lot easier right yeah
00:28:52you
00:29:01compared to other things that I do I mean at work as a lawyer sometimes it is a
00:29:07lot of work sometimes it's extremely stressful sometimes it is that happens
00:29:12like I say once a quarter maybe twice a quarter maybe thrice a quarter okay but
00:29:18less once a month
00:29:24sometimes maybe but I would say less on average less than once a month okay
00:29:29extremely busy day like stressful day at work as a lawyer okay
00:29:37yeah but yeah
00:29:42but publication
00:29:46today it was very difficult okay but it's not always like this
00:29:54but somehow today was so difficult very painful right maybe because I was
00:30:02suffering from some kind of hangover okay maybe maybe or maybe because I'm
00:30:08getting old
00:30:14yeah it was
00:30:19painful
00:30:22I'm still recovering
00:30:25Oh
00:30:31Oh
00:30:38yeah
00:30:45but it's done it's published in Amazon Kindle okay so it will be available maybe
00:30:49tomorrow good they go through the review process right yeah
00:31:02Oh
00:31:04you
00:31:16okay let's take five minutes break and then let's yeah as usual let's go to
00:31:23Instagram live because we are taking a break from mathematics it's like more
00:31:28than ten minutes sure yeah okay five minutes okay thank you yeah
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00:39:57Okay, welcome back we're back I'm boiling the water to cook ramen noodle
00:40:03in the microwave
00:40:05We get some water
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00:40:28Yeah, it's been only 10 minutes so let's go to inside go ahead and go to Instagram live and then
00:40:34After that, yeah, Facebook live and after that I have food
00:40:39And today I go back to bed
00:40:43Yeah routine, right sure
00:40:47Yeah
00:40:50Okay, let's say hello to our friends
00:40:53Socialism work and play right? Yeah, I worked so hard
00:40:57publication
00:40:59gosh, it was
00:41:04Climbing a mountain. Okay, it is like
00:41:09But it's done so it's so good
00:41:15There was
00:41:19A lot of work, but it's done. Okay
00:41:30Yeah
00:41:36Hello friends, yeah, welcome to Friday night live mostly inside in live edition. Yeah. Good evening from
00:41:44Alaska yeah, it's
00:41:478 42 p.m. Welcome. Yeah, and
00:41:55Yeah, I published that book okay in the name of humanity praise like volume 24
00:42:01And it took me like two to three hours doing that. Yeah
00:42:06Welcome. Yeah. Yeah
00:42:10Yeah, there was a lot of work
00:42:17You
00:42:22And
00:42:26Now it's time for relaxation, right? Yeah
00:42:35The writing process is not a difficult process for me, but the publication
00:42:41That I do once a month
00:42:45Over the weekend like at the beginning of every month
00:42:49That's what gets me that because I have to copy and paste all this short stories
00:42:55to one Microsoft
00:42:57word
00:42:59file and
00:43:02It's
00:43:08It takes two to three hours for me okay to do that it's
00:43:15You
00:43:18Yeah
00:43:20But it's done
00:43:22If you're available in Amazon Kindle, maybe tomorrow or the day after tomorrow because they go through the review process, right?
00:43:30Yeah
00:43:34Yeah, so
00:43:37You
00:43:42Yes, yeah
00:43:45Hmm
00:44:02No
00:44:04Also, there's some pictures in that
00:44:06Book
00:44:10Yeah, like
00:44:19Yeah
00:44:27Yeah
00:44:32Oh, yeah, it was
00:44:36You
00:44:38It's kind of moving a mountain, right? Yeah
00:44:43That's
00:44:45What it felt like like
00:44:47You
00:45:06This is moving a mountain it is possible like an excavator
00:45:12Cranes or just bulldozers trucks, right?
00:45:18It's like mining operation
00:45:21Like coal mine. I like coal mine. Okay, and of course, so
00:45:27That's what it involves
00:45:29Yeah, any money made you a gold mine or diamond mine?
00:45:34It's basically moving a mountain. Yeah, and they use
00:45:39machinery, right
00:45:42Yeah, when I write yeah, I use my cell phone
00:45:47When I publish I use my laptop computer
00:45:50Yeah, there are machineries
00:45:54Yeah, so
00:45:57You know, it's easier than
00:46:00typing in a typewriter like back in the days or
00:46:04Writing with pencil and paper back in the days, right? It's a lot easier than that, right? But still
00:46:12Yeah, once a month I go through this
00:46:16Yeah
00:46:29Yeah
00:46:37So I was like, I mean is it worthwhile all this labor work
00:46:43If nobody's buying this book
00:46:49I mean I kind of just friends
00:46:54Buy this book volume series
00:46:57On every like once a year to me. That's good enough. I'm very grateful. Okay, it's just that um, I
00:47:06Think it's worthwhile the effort because
00:47:10It's my volunteerism for future generations, yeah
00:47:16Emma who's Emma
00:47:19Emily, well, there's a fictional character. It's not real. Okay, but thank you for reading. Okay. Yeah
00:47:25There were fictional character and I I'm single guy. I fantasize about
00:47:31having a girlfriend
00:47:33having a wife
00:47:36Having a wife
00:47:39It's all imagination the fictions
00:47:44Okay, but thank you for reading yeah
00:47:49Yeah
00:47:53Oh, yeah
00:47:57Hmm
00:48:06So writing is fun, okay, that's why I do writing. Okay, and I
00:48:11Write a lot because I enjoy it. Okay, but the publication
00:48:18That's the very very very the kind of experience that
00:48:25Not enjoyable at all, okay
00:48:27Yeah
00:48:29Because it's kind of mechanical process writing is very creative process, right
00:48:34But publication a copy and paste copy paste like hundred and fifty times, right?
00:48:40That's not a creative process at all. That's very mechanical tedious
00:48:46Labor but
00:48:51That's what it takes as for me, okay
00:48:58I
00:49:02Can do it once a month
00:49:11Yeah
00:49:21Yeah, so
00:49:28Yeah
00:49:33Mm-hmm
00:49:35What's the temperature in Alaska 61 Fahrenheit that's like 15 Celsius
00:49:43From Fahrenheit to Celsius. Yeah use a subtract sorry and divide by two this
00:49:50Approximation, okay
00:49:52Campaign yeah, it's going well. Thank you. Yeah
00:49:55Yeah
00:49:57Yeah, cheers. Yeah
00:50:03Mm-hmm. Oh
00:50:06Thank you, yeah
00:50:09Yeah, it's summer in Alaska so is 61 Fahrenheit
00:50:1615 Celsius
00:50:18Yeah
00:50:21Yeah, I'm going for US president and that's not a fiction that's real yeah, but thank you yeah
00:50:30Yep
00:50:38Hmm
00:50:43Yeah, welcome, yeah, welcome friends. Mm-hmm
00:50:48Yeah, so
00:50:53But when I write novels I do
00:51:03I tend to draw the line between real and
00:51:12Fiction I do like
00:51:14I
00:51:16Will write a not short story novel
00:51:20Sometimes I have to say yeah, my name is Hunky. I'm running for US president 2024 as an independent because sometimes I do
00:51:28Yeah
00:51:33Hmm
00:51:36Yeah, oh
00:51:39Thank you, thank you, yeah
00:51:42Thank you for your support, thank you. Mm-hmm
00:51:50Yeah
00:51:55Cheers yep
00:52:06I'll be five minutes broken. Thank you. Welcome. Good evening. Yeah, let's take five minutes back. Thank you
00:52:12Mighty proud of you. Yep
00:52:15Okay, five minutes break, please. Thank you
00:52:19Mm-hmm
00:52:23Do I have voice in my head? No, no, I'm not
00:52:27Schizophrenic I
00:52:29Don't have any mental illness. Yeah. Thank you. Yeah, I'm mentally healthy. Okay five minutes back. Thank you. Yep
00:52:39Okay
00:52:42Yeah
00:52:49Mm-hmm
00:53:11You
00:53:41You
00:54:11You
00:54:41You
00:55:09Okay, welcome back
00:55:11You
00:55:15So, yeah, let's we can talk about creative writing sure I have never taken creative writing class, okay, but
00:55:24Um
00:55:27Oh, do I think the my
00:55:30Fictions will have may have some negative impact to my presidential campaign. It can
00:55:39Yeah
00:55:42But do I care no, why
00:55:47I am avant-garde. Okay. I'm very unorthodox
00:55:51creative person, so
00:55:54Whether I become president or not. Yeah, nothing will change. Okay. I was
00:55:58Still right. I still do mathematics if I'm US president. Yeah, I work only for 40 hours a week like anybody else
00:56:06Uh during the weekends holidays I take my day off as US president, okay
00:56:13Because I work smart not hard. Okay. Yeah Cheers. Welcome to human school. Yeah
00:56:21Hmm
00:56:23Yeah
00:56:26Mm-hmm
00:56:31Yeah, so
00:56:34Yeah, so we can talk about creative writing
00:56:38Okay, I never took that class creative writing class. Okay
00:56:42the only English class
00:56:44Well in America that I've taken in college. It was like English as a second language. I
00:56:51Took four classes
00:56:54ESL English as a second language group. My native language is Korean. Okay, which is very different from English. Okay
00:57:01It was difficult for me to learn English
00:57:06Yeah
00:57:08That was back in 1997
00:57:11Most likely before you were born. Okay, I'm 46. Okay. Cheers. Yeah
00:57:19I also took one English literature class. Oh
00:57:23Nice. Yeah, your Korean friend. Very cool
00:57:27Yeah, so
00:57:28One English literature class if there's three credit I got a B. I got I didn't get a name. Okay
00:57:37Okay, cool
00:57:42Yeah
00:57:47So
00:57:49Creative writing. It's not like I don't know what they teach their creative writing class because I never take them on
00:57:56But if you ask me
00:58:03What's my process of creative writing
00:58:06It's not like it's not like I'm hearing voices in my head. Okay, like God or devil
00:58:12Whispering in my ear. It's not like that at all. Okay, so
00:58:16It's like creative writing as I do it is it's like um, it's late at night typically and I'm drunk
00:58:25I'm on my bed
00:58:27I have my cell phone
00:58:35So I type in my cell phone with my fingers
00:58:39In the darkness at late at night when I'm like drunk
00:58:44So any fictions is partly based in reality experience. Yeah more the inspiration, right? Yeah
00:58:57This Alaska high-goose cranberry is edible berry. Okay, I put vodka in there. So
00:59:05Yeah
00:59:07Very healthy fruit. Yeah, high-goose cranberry. Okay
00:59:14It's Alaska native plant that edible. Yeah
00:59:23Yeah
00:59:38Cheers
00:59:45To like
00:59:51This Alaska foodie
00:59:54Yeah, it's from Walmart
00:59:57Yeah, how much is it
01:00:00I
01:00:04Bought this long time ago. I don't remember but my guess would be maybe
01:00:09$10 $15 maybe
01:00:12Yeah, yeah, I bought it from Walmart. Yeah
01:00:23So creative writing is like this, okay, so based on experience like people I met
01:00:30And
01:00:32The characters, you know fiction novel, right? Yeah people I met in the past and
01:00:42But some modification
01:00:48From that person that I met
01:00:53Yeah, but based on reality real experience, okay
01:00:56Yeah
01:00:58People I met but when I write novel and transform that person into a character in a fiction I
01:01:06Make some modification
01:01:09Okay
01:01:14It's almost like cooking
01:01:22Killary art
01:01:27You have this dish
01:01:30You put
01:01:34Carrots
01:01:38But you put some spice in there
01:01:42Maybe
01:01:45Vinegar
01:01:49Or fish sauce
01:01:51Sauce
01:01:54Salt and pepper
01:01:59Possibly like red hot chili
01:02:03Pepper
01:02:05Sriracha sauce, right to spice things up
01:02:13Right to make it more interesting
01:02:18Okay
01:02:22You
01:02:26Do that character part, right? Hmm
01:02:32Uh, I came to Alaska 10 years ago, okay, and before that I was in Michigan before that I was in
01:02:41Texas before that I was in Georgia before that I was in
01:02:47California before that I was in New York
01:02:53Before that I was in Wisconsin. Yeah
01:02:56So I'm I didn't move around
01:02:59Yeah before that I was in South Korea. Yeah
01:03:03Yeah, traveling is very good, okay now let's say five minutes, okay. Yeah. Hey, thank you for the inter interaction. Yeah
01:03:10Yeah, Eduardo. Yeah. Hello. Yeah. Yeah
01:03:16Okay, five minutes break. I need some vocal rest. Okay. Thank you. And then we'll continue our wonderful interaction. Okay. Thank you. Yeah
01:03:23Very cool
01:03:25Mm-hmm
01:03:27Time check in Delimotion
01:03:32It's been less than a year
01:03:35Time check in Delimotion
01:03:40It's been less than one hour
01:03:42Anyway, it's been more than one hour. Okay, good. Good. Okay, very cool
01:03:47Yeah, hello
01:03:49Eduardo. Hello. Yeah. Yeah, welcome
01:03:54Five minutes break. Thank you
01:04:00No
01:04:04You
01:04:34You
01:05:04You
01:05:31You
01:05:34You
01:05:46Welcome back
01:05:53Yeah, yeah human I was called creative writing class welcome, yeah
01:06:01Yeah
01:06:05This hoodie, I mean I I need it it's not for sale, but
01:06:11Yeah in Walmart in Alaska Walmart. Yeah, they sell this
01:06:18All year round. Okay. It's like maybe $15. Okay, so you can order online, too
01:06:26Yeah, like Walmart.com
01:06:30Alaskan hoodie, I'm sure you can buy online. Okay
01:06:34Yeah, good morning. Yeah, welcome. Yeah
01:06:38Cheers. Yep
01:06:42Okay
01:06:44So like a creative writing, okay, we have characters
01:06:48Right, and then we have stories
01:06:51Okay, that's the key ingredient of any fiction novel. Okay, you have characters and you have some storyline
01:06:59So characters are kind of loosely based on people I met
01:07:04Okay. Yeah
01:07:06But kind of spice things up. Yeah, I modify the characters to make those characters more interesting. Okay, and
01:07:14Then when comes story again, it's based on my experience
01:07:20interaction
01:07:21with people
01:07:23True stories based on true stories my experience
01:07:32And then I spice it up just like cooking culinary art, okay. Yeah to make it more interesting than reality
01:07:41Okay
01:07:46Modification
01:07:49Even
01:07:52Deviation
01:07:56Diversion from reality, okay. So yeah, like
01:08:04Hmm
01:08:09Like alternative universe
01:08:13All right
01:08:19The space
01:08:21Territory of wild imagination
01:08:30Okay, so that's how creative writing
01:08:38Should be or
01:08:40Okay, I don't know what that is there in those classes creative writing classes. Okay, but to me it's a little bit
01:08:46Self-contradictory, I mean creative writing. I mean, do you need to have to take a class for it? I
01:08:54Mean, is there like fixed formula for it and that defeats the purpose of creativity, right?
01:09:05I
01:09:06Don't know. I'm not English major. Okay, so I do not take
01:09:09Creative writing class. Okay. I have no idea what they teach there. Okay
01:09:13but
01:09:17I have my own way of doing creative writing. Yes. I'm just sharing it with you. Yeah
01:09:25So I think if you're interested in writing, okay, cheers, yeah. Oh, thank you. Yeah. Thank you
01:09:34I'm welcome. Yeah
01:09:41Yeah, good times, huh, yeah
01:09:44Thank you
01:09:50Yeah, my day was good, yeah, thank you. Yeah, very cool. Yeah
01:10:04Yeah, so
01:10:06Writing to me is very therapeutical
01:10:09Just like acting, singing, dancing, martial arts. It's very therapeutical, like catharsis, you know
01:10:16Just letting out all the feelings
01:10:23Expressions and imagination
01:10:30Fantasies
01:10:39I
01:10:41Mean I like being single. I don't want to get married. Okay
01:10:47but
01:10:48when I write novels
01:10:52I fantasize, imagine
01:10:56about
01:10:58Marriage. I do
01:11:01fantasize about it, but again, it's
01:11:03Just imagination. I do not want to get married. I like being single. Okay, so
01:11:08I fantasize about it
01:11:14Yeah
01:11:19So I just write it down
01:11:23Marriage is fantasy, okay. Yeah
01:11:25Marriage is fantasy, okay. Yeah
01:11:32Welcome, friends. Yeah
01:11:46Yeah
01:11:48Now let's take five minutes break, okay? After five minutes break, we'll write a novel together
01:11:53Impromptu, improvisation, okay? Sure, sure. Creative writing
01:11:59Class in human knowledge school. Sure, welcome. Yeah, five minutes break, okay? Yeah, let's have some serious fun, okay? Five minutes
01:12:06Yeah, thank you. Sure, we can do that. Yeah
01:12:14Okay
01:12:18Party time, how nice
01:12:22Yeah
01:12:52You
01:13:22You
01:13:52You
01:14:09Yes
01:14:22You
01:14:52You
01:15:00Okay, friends, welcome. Welcome back. We are back and
01:15:05Yeah
01:15:08So creative writing class in human knowledge school
01:15:13Yeah, every autumn fall season like we have this Alaska State
01:15:18Fair, that's a big event annual like late August early
01:15:24September it goes on for
01:15:26four months, I guess weekends and
01:15:30Yeah, I've been there. Yeah. Yeah, it's nice good food and great live music band and
01:15:36Yeah, some agricultural product harvest season, right? Yeah
01:15:42So
01:15:43Let's start there. Okay, we have some background there. Sure
01:15:47Alaska State Fair
01:15:49Okay
01:15:51So any single guy I go there
01:15:54You're writing a novel. Yeah. Oh
01:15:57Sure. Yeah
01:15:58Yeah, it's in Palma the sister city of Wasilla where I live. Okay, it's like 30 minutes from here drive. Okay, so
01:16:09So, okay, we are writing a novel improvisation real time, okay
01:16:16Mm-hmm. Yeah, sure romance. Yeah
01:16:19So I go there as a single guy or alone by myself
01:16:23Some weekend, maybe Saturday
01:16:27Late August
01:16:31And I see a very beautiful lady
01:16:41Okay
01:16:44She's sitting by herself
01:16:48So I look at her and she looks at me I smiled and she smiled back at me
01:16:55but
01:16:57I'm hesitant
01:17:00To actually walk up to her and
01:17:05Say hello and start talking to her because I'm not sure if she's single or not
01:17:13Maybe she has a boyfriend husband even
01:17:17Went to bathroom. Then she's waiting for him to come back from bathroom break
01:17:39Is it based on true story a little bit
01:17:41Yeah, I back in the days. I used to do go to bars clubs dance clothes bars bar hopping, right?
01:17:49And I said very beautiful lady. And so I actually
01:17:54Went to talk to her and I asked her like hey, hi. Hello
01:18:01Are you single and she said no, I'm not single. No, I'm not single. I'm married. Oh
01:18:09I'm sorry. I apologize. I just had to ask
01:18:16Has it happened? Yeah, how many times
01:18:23More than twice maybe maybe twice, okay
01:18:26You
01:18:36Yeah
01:18:40Yeah, I can't say trouble no, I do not dress you know, I just asked whether she's single or not
01:18:45She says she's not single. She says she's married
01:18:48Okay. Yeah, I
01:18:51apologize. I
01:18:53I I just have to ask because you know
01:19:00It happened about twice, okay, I'm 46. Okay. So yeah, I did indeed had the experience. Okay. Yeah
01:19:13Yeah, how about you what do you write about your right or yourself right? Yeah
01:19:20Tell me if you want to okay
01:19:23You
01:19:27Yeah
01:19:32Yeah, I don't know get married I would but
01:19:37Once a year I do date it on average. Okay, I get to that like once a year. Yeah
01:19:44You
01:19:48You write about your life, okay, very cool. Yeah, tell us your life story
01:19:56If you want to okay
01:19:59The stage is yours
01:20:07People you like or bad experience, okay. Okay. Tell us some more. Yeah, please
01:20:14Mm-hmm
01:20:28Yeah, just
01:20:37Oh, yeah
01:20:40Yeah, welcome
01:20:45You
01:21:00Yeah, take your time
01:21:06Okay
01:21:14Okay, so there was a guy you liked was two years older than you okay
01:21:23He had a girlfriend
01:21:29But you didn't know he had a girlfriend at the time, okay
01:21:39So after you found out he had a girlfriend then you stopped talking to him
01:21:44Yeah
01:21:45Okay
01:21:47That's legend. Yeah, that is legend. Yeah, you're ethical and moral. Okay. Yeah, you don't wanna
01:21:54You don't want cheating. That's nice. That's good. How nice of you. Yeah
01:22:00Good good. Yeah
01:22:03It's a good story, yeah
01:22:05Thank you for sharing with us. Yeah
01:22:14Okay, okay
01:22:16Yeah, okay
01:22:19Okay, he got some bad friends, okay
01:22:27Mm-hmm
01:22:33Okay
01:22:37Yeah
01:22:40Okay
01:22:41Well, but my recommendation, yeah, no dating until you turn 25, you're too young today in my opinion, okay
01:22:47And also, yeah focus on education and career development and go to college and get education and learn martial arts
01:22:55Okay, yeah
01:22:58Dating after you turn 25. Okay. I say this all the time. Okay, so
01:23:03Yeah education and career development and martial arts. Okay
01:23:08Until you turn 25, okay
01:23:11Then my recommendation, okay
01:23:22Yeah high school experience yeah good times bad times right yeah, I I know what you're talking about, okay, so
01:23:33Yeah
01:23:35Okay, okay
01:23:37You
01:23:39Hey, look, are you a great writer? Okay, so
01:23:44But I do recommend college I do okay, yeah
01:23:53It
01:23:55Okay
01:23:56Okay. Yeah, I
01:23:58Really great. You're a very smart person. That's why you are here. Okay
01:24:02We have the smartest people in the world. Cheers
01:24:08Oh, yeah
01:24:13You do great, yeah
01:24:16Yeah
01:24:21Yeah
01:24:26Yeah
01:24:32I went to college in Madison, Wisconsin and
01:24:37But because my English was so poor
01:24:47I had to take some years off
01:24:53Because
01:24:54But I could not understand the lectures in English. Okay
01:24:59So I worked in a grocery store supermarket Woodman's grocery, okay
01:25:03Great great supermarket. Okay, it runs ten for seven. They never close. Okay
01:25:09In Madison, Wisconsin, there are two of them eastern side and western side. Okay, Woodman's
01:25:15Supermarket, okay. I
01:25:17Worked there full-time. I would collect shopping carts in the parking lot
01:25:24Begging begging helping customers with the
01:25:30Grocery
01:25:33Minimum wage back then it was there was like 1997 back then minimum wage was like seven dollars power. Okay, so
01:25:40But that's good enough for me. I
01:25:43Did it for one year?
01:25:45I was able to pay the rent
01:25:48my small apartment in Madison, Wisconsin and
01:25:55Ham and cheese sandwich that I made
01:25:59That was my lunch
01:26:02Ramen noodles
01:26:07Yeah, chicken drumstick chicken thighs I would just
01:26:12Boil in the water in the microwave the plastic jar, right? Yeah. Oh, it tastes so great with ketchups
01:26:22Microwave chicken drumstick chicken thigh water-boiled and
01:26:28And after that pre-cooked yeah, I put some mustard ketchup
01:26:36It tastes so good. Yeah. Yeah, that's what I ate those days. Okay, very inexpensive
01:26:44affordable
01:26:47Yeah, and baby carrots, right, yeah
01:26:53Hmm
01:26:57You
01:27:00Yeah
01:27:03Cheers
01:27:09No after work 40 hours a week
01:27:12Woodman's grocery store as a shopping a collector. Okay. I was at 19 years old. Okay, 1997
01:27:22Yeah, yeah, yeah, thank you. Yeah financial responsible diet absolutely. Yeah
01:27:27and
01:27:29after
01:27:30after work
01:27:31in my apartment
01:27:34I'll study English
01:27:37To go back to college
01:27:41How did I learn English I
01:27:45Would memorize lyrics of some
01:27:49songs by the Beatles Beach Boys
01:27:53Bee Gees
01:27:56And when I was television I
01:27:59Turned the closed caption subtitle
01:28:02when I watch movies
01:28:05In my apartment. Yeah, I turned the caption closed caption English subtitle. I
01:28:12Did it for a year, okay after that, yeah now, you know what yeah now I understand English
01:28:21I'm ready to go back to college
01:28:25so
01:28:28Just like 1998
01:28:33Slightly before we are born. Okay. Yeah, I'm 46. Okay, so and then I went back to school
01:28:40college major in computer science and then I
01:28:45Graduated but it took me seven years in the four-year college
01:28:51Because I started with English language
01:28:56You
01:29:04Yeah
01:29:19And now
01:29:22That I know English
01:29:27I write novels short stories in English
01:29:35But back in the days I used to write novels poetry essays in Korean language, okay
01:29:43Yeah
01:29:45All right, nothing fine is broken. Thank you. Yeah. Hey
01:29:49You're genius, okay. Yeah, and you are future leaders too. Okay, you'll be highly successful. I know. Okay. Yeah
01:29:58Wait five minutes. Okay. Thank you. Yep
01:30:00Mm-hmm
01:30:03Fantastic
01:30:04time check in del motion
01:30:14We are like so less than 30 minutes left
01:30:18You
01:30:20Okay, well that's one
01:30:25Okay, five minutes break, please thank you
01:30:32My proud of your friends you're amazing. Yep geniuses. Oh, yeah
01:30:44Okay
01:30:48You
01:31:18You
01:31:48You
01:32:18You
01:32:48You
01:33:18You
01:33:48You
01:34:18You
01:34:48You
01:35:19Ah
01:35:26Okay, welcome back
01:35:31Yeah, so like
01:35:36Yes story time I'm sure oh, sorry
01:35:41Yeah, you have good night, yeah
01:35:43Yeah, have a good night's sleep. Yeah, absolutely. Oh, yeah
01:35:47Great too. I have wonderful conversation with you. Oh, yeah. Thank you. Yeah. Yeah
01:35:56Great interaction, right? Yeah great conversation. Fantastic. Yeah, have a good night's sleep. Yeah
01:36:06So back in Madison, Wisconsin days
01:36:09It
01:36:11Was good times and bad times, of course like anywhere else
01:36:16but
01:36:18As I was working full-time minimum wage job. I did not have a car. I did not even have driver's license back then
01:36:251997. Okay, I
01:36:28Commuted from my apartment. That's like off campus in Madison, Wisconsin
01:36:33Just outside of the university
01:36:35Badgers, right? Yeah, UW, Madison
01:36:39Yeah, small apartment is like studio apartment efficiency
01:36:44It's just like one room kitchen and bathroom. Okay
01:36:50I was able to pay the rent. What was the rent?
01:36:54It was like maybe $200 $300 something
01:36:59I was able to pay for it
01:37:01And commuting from my apartment to work by bus
01:37:08Yeah
01:37:10For a year
01:37:14Welcome friends. Yeah, good evening. Yeah
01:37:24It was nice
01:37:27It was nice, yeah working a grocery store for one year it was nice and
01:37:36But it was
01:37:39Labor job. Okay. Yeah. Oh, yeah, you're welcome. Yeah, welcome. Thank you. Yeah. Yeah and
01:37:49Madison, Wisconsin, American Midwest
01:37:52Madison, Wisconsin, American Midwest
01:37:56During the winter it snows a lot. It's just like in Alaska. Okay, so
01:38:02To collect a shopping cart from parking lot, it was not easy
01:38:08Because it's so much snow
01:38:14I was 19 back then. Okay, so 1997 and
01:38:19It was not easy
01:38:22You
01:38:27Although I was young, okay, but still it was tough
01:38:36Yeah, I remember yeah, welcome friends
01:38:44Yeah
01:38:46You
01:38:51So in Korea during middle school, I remember
01:38:57Look I have to let you go. Okay, your language is not proper. Okay. Yeah
01:39:08Yeah, so what's your language, okay, please
01:39:11Okay
01:39:14So like, um
01:39:23In Korea K-12 system like middle school high school, okay, we are supposed to memorize
01:39:30From English textbook
01:39:33Not just sentences no whole paragraph actually multiple paragraphs
01:39:39We have to memorize it, okay, that's like our English class homework assignment
01:39:47And we are supposed to recite it in front of class
01:39:58But a better way to learn English maybe memorizing
01:40:02English lyrics in a song like the Beatles, Beach Boys, Bee Gees
01:40:09Or the Dwarves or
01:40:16Steve Miller band
01:40:20They were a lot easier to memorize because their lyrics their music that comes with it. Okay
01:40:26Or maybe Steve Wonder, Michael Jackson. Sure
01:40:30Michael Jackson, sure
01:40:32Yeah, I mean, they'll be a lot easier to memorize and learn English language
01:40:38Memorizing the lyrics because there's a melody to it
01:40:41Music that comes with it
01:40:45Then they were my recommendation
01:40:47Because that's how I learned English when I was in Madison, Wisconsin back in 1997
01:40:53in my spare time
01:40:55As a minimum wage worker in Woodman's supermarket
01:41:01Madison, Wisconsin, 1997
01:41:05In my spare time, yeah, I memorized the lyrics of
01:41:09songs written in English like
01:41:12British band, yeah, The Beautiful South
01:41:15Wait
01:41:24So a song music is a great way to learn a foreign language
01:41:29No matter what it may be
01:41:32Foreign language, okay. Yeah
01:41:34Yeah
01:41:37Hmm
01:41:43Yeah
01:41:47Learning a foreign language is a very romantic experience. Okay, so
01:41:51that different foreign culture, foreign country
01:41:55is exotic, right?
01:41:59Yeah
01:42:02Going to the internet web pages in the foreign countries
01:42:07And maybe we'll have Google translator or Bing, Yahoo translator, okay
01:42:13Yeah, and then learn their culture, history
01:42:16foreign language
01:42:19Their food like culinary arts, right? Oh, yeah
01:42:31Maybe actually one day travel there, you know
01:42:34But you need to learn martial arts, okay? Because martial arts, self-defense, very important, okay
01:42:41Yeah
01:42:43Oh, yeah
01:42:47Uh, time signature, okay? Yeah, internal motion
01:42:54We have like 15 minutes left. Yeah, well, we'll take five minutes break and we'll make the best use of it
01:42:59Okay, after that we'll transition to Facebook live, okay?
01:43:03After that, I eat my Korean
01:43:08Dumpling, mandu, that I bought from supermarket in Alaska. They sell it. Okay, so
01:43:15Yeah, this is great. Okay, so and use some
01:43:19laver, seaweed
01:43:21which I bought from
01:43:23My parents bought it for me from Korea, okay?
01:43:26Very healthy seaweed, okay
01:43:28Yeah
01:43:30Five minutes break. Okay. Thank you. Welcome. Yeah. Good evening
01:43:36Very cool
01:43:39Yeah
01:43:45Very nice. Yep
01:44:00You
01:44:30You
01:45:00You
01:45:30You
01:45:55So, yeah, welcome back we're back and
01:45:57So, yeah some travel log, okay, so
01:46:01I a month ago, I took vacation to Seoul, South Korea
01:46:05That's where my parents, relatives, siblings are, okay
01:46:11So and then on my way back
01:46:14My airline ticket is a five-hour stopover in Japan, okay
01:46:21That really motivated me to learn about Japanese language
01:46:26Because I wanted to understand
01:46:28Yeah, katakana, hiragana, right? The Japanese alphabet
01:46:34I studied for like
01:46:35More than one month, maybe two, three months, okay
01:46:39It was not easy, okay, but
01:46:41I was able to read
01:46:44Hiragana, katakana, okay, so
01:46:47In Japanese airport, okay
01:46:49Yeah, it's just five hours stopover, okay, so
01:46:52And I was so happy that I was able to read Japanese alphabet
01:47:04Yeah, cheers, yeah
01:47:11It's a charming language, Japanese, okay, so
01:47:14So
01:47:21Yeah
01:47:23So before I go to travel to a foreign country, I learn their language first because I want to understand their language
01:47:31Like learn how to say hello, like in Japanese, it's like good afternoon, konnichiwa, okay
01:47:38And how to say thank you, arigato, right?
01:47:41Thank you very much, arigato gozaimasu
01:47:44Yeah
01:47:45Excuse me, sumimasen
01:47:50I learned the basics, okay, and
01:47:53Yeah, it was nice
01:47:56Although I was there only for five hours in the airport, okay
01:48:00Tokyo, Narita airport, okay
01:48:03It was such a nice experience
01:48:06Yeah
01:48:12It was nice
01:48:17Yeah
01:48:21But I've been to Japan before, again, only airport, okay
01:48:26There was like
01:48:28Something like 20 years ago, okay, so
01:48:30Back then I did not speak any Japanese. I knew basic words like hello and thank you
01:48:39Konnichiwa, arigato, okay, so
01:48:42But they speak very good English, okay, charming Japanese accent
01:48:49Yeah
01:48:52They work in an international airport in Tokyo, of course they know English, okay, so
01:49:00Korea
01:49:04Because in Japan there are a lot of Korean tourists, okay, so some of them speak Korean too, okay, yeah
01:49:14It's vice versa, in Korea, the tourist popular part of Seoul
01:49:20They speak Japanese as well
01:49:23Okay
01:49:27Yes
01:49:30Great professionals, yeah, cheers
01:49:39Good times, right? Yeah
01:49:45Yeah
01:49:54So
01:49:56Japan and Korea, we have some complex history, okay, so yeah
01:50:01like colonization and whatnot, but
01:50:04Water under the bridge, that's how I see it, okay. It's just been a long time ago, so
01:50:11Water under the bridge, okay, so
01:50:14You know, Jonas? Yeah, sure
01:50:18Yeah
01:50:20It's kind of late at night, but
01:50:22Yeah
01:50:24Yeah
01:50:28Welcome
01:50:40Hunky Lee. Yeah, welcome. Yeah
01:50:43Hello, Hunky Lee. I love you. Oh
01:50:46Thank you. Yeah. Hello. Hey, why don't you switch my camera around, Hunky? Give me a second. Okay
01:50:50Hold on, Hunky. Oh, hi, Hunky. How are you doing? Yeah, welcome. Welcome. Do you want to see my friend, Hunky? Sure
01:51:00Yeah, Justin, do you want to say hi to Hunky Lee?
01:51:02This is Justin. He's so chill. Say hi. Okay.
01:51:06Fuck the niggas. Okay. No, no, no, you cannot say that. You cannot say that
01:51:14You cannot say those words, okay. Oh
01:51:17Love everybody, okay, so
01:51:20Okay
01:51:22Yeah
01:51:24Uh, so we have like five minutes left here. Okay, so in daily motion and uh
01:51:32So
01:51:34Yeah, learn foreign language before you travel to foreign country, okay
01:51:39And then you have a lot more fun there. Okay, because you understand the language of that country
01:51:44Okay, and let's learn the alphabet and let's learn how to say hello and thank you
01:51:49And excuse me, okay
01:51:52and also, uh
01:51:54Learn martial arts before you start traveling. Okay self-defense
01:52:00Okay
01:52:02Yeah, welcome. Yeah
01:52:05And then my recommendation, okay
01:52:07Yeah, welcome, yeah
01:52:37Yeah
01:52:42Yeah traveling is very educational, okay because
01:52:46again
01:52:47Learn foreign language, learn martial arts then you and also have a good job so that you have enough money to travel. Okay
01:52:56Traveling is quite expensive, okay
01:53:00yeah, and then uh, then you can enjoy a nice vacation in a foreign country, right and uh,
01:53:07Like uh
01:53:11Yeah, and
01:53:15It broadens your horizon, okay, uh, yeah
01:53:24Look, uh, you have to let you go you have been to pierce attention. Okay, so
01:53:30Okay
01:53:34We have to be nice, okay
01:53:38Yeah
01:53:40Yeah, so
01:53:46Oh, yeah
01:53:51Traveling right? Yeah broaden your horizon you learn about different culture different
01:53:59History language, right. Oh, yeah
01:54:08Yeah, it's like
01:54:11When you travel to a foreign country, right?
01:54:14You find yourself to be a stranger in a strange land like in bible, right? Yeah
01:54:21But it's a very cool experience
01:54:25To be alone
01:54:28I was single guys. I always travel alone. Okay, so and uh, like you look around
01:54:35Nobody knows you you are foreigner, you know foreign country, right?
01:54:47And they speak language that you don't understand
01:54:52But they speak english in the airport, okay, so okay
01:55:05So
01:55:09I would say it's a very cool experience
01:55:13To travel in a foreign country, okay
01:55:18But make sure that country is politically stable, okay and
01:55:23No crimes no wars, okay
01:55:28Uh, yeah safe traveling, okay, so and watch out for like shoplifters, okay, so you have to be watch out
01:55:34Okay
01:55:36yeah, and uh
01:55:40Yeah
01:55:47Oh, yeah
01:55:55I did enjoy
01:55:57Maybe just couple of hours in foreign countries around the airport
01:56:02I i've been to many countries. Okay. I'm 46. Okay. Yeah
01:56:10Oh, yeah, I enjoyed it. Yeah. Yeah
01:56:21Good people in foreign countries
01:56:32Hmm
01:56:34Okay
01:56:35Well, that's what I have to say. Okay. So yeah, yeah be safe not much hours and uh, learn foreign language. Okay. Yeah
01:56:42Okay. Thank you
01:56:45Yeah, see you tomorrow, okay. Thank you. Yeah
01:57:02You
01:57:14Okay friends in denim ocean I see you tomorrow too, okay. Yeah. Thank you. Yeah, maybe we get back to mathematics tomorrow
01:57:20I don't know. Maybe the day after tomorrow. Okay, we're taking a breath from you. Okay, and we'll make transition to uh,
01:57:27Facebook live. Okay. Yeah. Thank you. Yeah. Good night. Yep