00:00What is the feeling to have your team here?
00:02Oh, it's awesome here.
00:04The fact that they're in the same time zone too, that's pretty cool too.
00:08To share with all friends and families.
00:10This is the first time your kids can watch this?
00:13Yeah, it's my first time the kids are going to be able to see this.
00:15The last time we were out here was about eight years ago.
00:18Countdown!
00:19Five!
00:20Four!
00:21Three!
00:22Two!
00:23One!
00:24One!
00:27I love her!
00:28She is Korean!
00:29I'm Korean!
00:30Yeah!
00:32She is French!
00:34How do you say go Korea?
00:36Ok!
00:37Good!
00:44We live nearby, but also we grew up when in…
00:522002, when the South Korean team did really well, they were top four, and we just have good memories of
00:57it.
00:58You're so young.
01:00Yeah. Thank you.
01:02And how is the feeling? Because the FIFA Cup this year comes in a very, let's say, delicate moment internationally
01:09and with all the teams, they couldn't come.
01:13Do you feel weird or it's just a big...
01:15You know, I think politically it's a really terrible time for America, but as you can see, the average American
01:21is really open.
01:22We're seeing a lot of Latino fans here with the red scarves on. It's like a fun, diverse city. The
01:30whole world lives here.
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