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Anything that we should announce?
I don't think so.
Yeah, I think we're okay.
We're actually live already.
Okay.
It's actually already started.
It's been 10 seconds in.
Sorry about that, guys.
Sorry about that, guys.
That didn't need to be heard.
Let's do the intro then.
Oh, let's do the intro.
Okay.
Okay.
Here we go.
Alright.
So...
What kind of...
Alright, this one.
Okay.
[Music]
Hey!
Yeah!
Some people come here.
I just say,
Hey!
Da da da da da!
Oh!
Oh!
Ah!
Hey!
Uniqlo pants are the best!
I always wear the sleeves on me!
[Applause]
Da!
[Laughter]
So, Uniqlo pants are the best.
Okay.
That was the commercial song for Uniqlo.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Let's...
If Uniqlo people listen to this,
you can use that song.
A sponsorship deal chance!
[Laughter]
[Laughter]
Yeah.
Why not?
I mean, it's your chance, guys.
It's your chance.
Like, I'm covered in Uniqlo, you know?
Right.
You know what, guys?
You're wearing...
I'm wearing Uniqlo, guys.
Not today, but...
Like a holistock.
I'm wearing a holistock top and a holist...
It's a gap.
Yeah.
[Laughter]
But, usually you're wearing Uniqlo, so it's your chance, guys!
[Laughter]
Alright.
Okay.
So, let's do...
Let's...
Ask Google!
[Applause]
Alright.
Alright, so, okay, I...
Say, you can choose two letters this time.
Thank you.
Okay, I'll go with a...
Let's do a...
J...
Okay.
R.
Okay.
Okay.
I...
Choose...
W.
Okay.
J... R... W.
[Laughter]
JR!
Wasuremono.
Okay?
Okay.
So, wasuremono no goanai.
JR Higashi Nihon.
Wow.
Wait, what is that?
Eki de wasuremono shite...
Yeah?
The wasuremono goes to Station A?
Mm-hmm.
O-kaku sama kara no otoi asu ni koko taisimasu.
Wasuremono ga torokerareta eki.
Okay, okay, okay.
And then?
And then?
Kisatsushou no moyori eki e soofu.
Yeah.
Oh, I didn't know that!
I didn't know it went to a police station.
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Yeah, but at last...
At last...
All the things will go to the police station.
To the police station.
Where's...
Where's the middle?
What's the middle?
This one? Or this one?
It goes to Station B.
Oh, it goes to Station A.
The nearest station.
Then it goes to Station B, which is the...
Shushu eki to.
Yeah.
So there's like a big station maybe.
Big station.
Oh, terminal station?
Terminal station.
Then it goes to the police station.
Yeah.
Have you...
Obviously yes, but have you...
I'm assuming yes, but...
Have you forgotten things on the train before?
Let me think about that.
Just take your time.
I'm sure you have to go back in time a lot.
Yeah, I do.
Yeah, I do. I know you do.
Like so many times.
So, have you ever announced that in public or in this podcast about you forgetting a lot of things?
Why?
I was just wondering if people were new to this information that you forget a lot of things.
Like it's not something that I announced to anybody, so I've never told that before.
Listen up guys, big news, right?
Wait, so...
Yeah, I've never told that before, but...
Okay.
But I'm a huge wassuremono guy.
Yeah, you are. Yes, you are.
But not that I've seen you wasureru many times.
But like I know you forget your scheduling book.
Yeah.
No, that's not something I forget.
I simply left that book at my house.
That's forgetting, right?
Okay.
All right. I'll stick with your whatever logic it is.
Thank you. Thank you for agreeing with me about that.
I'll stick with that.
But what about you forgetting things on the train?
I don't think I've seen you forgetting things on the train so much.
Like I don't think I've ran into situations like that.
Yeah, but remember when we were doing restaurant things,
we went using a bus, right?
Yeah.
The rosen bus.
And I left my smartphone on that bus.
Ah, you're right.
Yeah.
That was some twice maybe.
How often do you forget things on like the public transportation system?
Like once in a 10 or 20.
Days?
20 times.
Oh.
Maybe.
That's a lot.
Yeah.
Or less than that.
Or less?
Like once in a three months maybe.
So like...
Once in a six months then.
That's very different from what you said in the very beginning.
You said once every ten times, right?
That's like once a month.
Yeah, but I use this...
Wait, wait, no, hold on.
Once every ten times, that's like twice a month.
I don't use so many transportation on a daily basis.
But you know, the thing is I forget what I forget.
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You forget that you forgot.
Yeah.
I forget what I forgot.
Wow.
Yeah, but I remember when I lived in Kyoto, I came to Tokyo, to Shinagawa,
and see my friends and did some little jobs and maybe met with you.
And I forgot my smartphone at Shinagawa station.
And that was my company phone.
That's bad.
Yeah.
Okay.
What did you do?
And I didn't know but I realized that and I arrived at Kyoto station.
You went all the way to Kyoto.
Yeah, and I arrived at my house.
And the next day I have to go to that company on my working day.
So I have to bring that smartphone.
And I was like, okay, how should I...
Wait, wait, so that's when you realized it, right?
The next morning you realized that you didn't have your smartphone.
No, no, at the night.
At the night?
I arrived at my house.
And that's when you realized it.
Yeah, right.
I had my smartphone at my station.
Wow.
And I called to Shinagawa station.
What did they do?
And I forgot my phone.
And I was sure that I put that at the toilet.
I'm pretty sure.
Got it, got it, got it.
Because that was the only place I went.
So I think it was in the toilet.
And Eiken-san went there kindly and searched for that.
And luckily he found that.
And Eiken-san kept that.
And the solution was he kindly sent that to Kyoto station.
That's kind.
Yeah, but it takes like two or two days.
Or I go to Shinagawa station again.
Right.
Wow.
And it was already midnight, close to midnight.
So there's no train to go to Shinagawa and back to Kyoto.
So I had to wait two days to get that.
Oh, okay.
And I went to next day morning, I went to company.
And my boss told me, "Oh, where's your smartphone?"
And I was like, "Ah, I left it at home."
"Oh, sorry."
"Oh, that's right."
"Oh, wait."
And I did that two days.
You did that twice in a row.
Yeah, I had to wait that.
And then next day I go to Kyoto station and collect that.
And done.
Was there any important messages that you needed to reply immediately?
Luckily, no.
Luckily, that was...
Okay, that was lucky.
Right.
Right.
That happens one time.
Another time I forgot my smartphone at Tokyo station or somewhere.
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And I had to go back to Kyoto.
It's the same thing.
Yeah.
And I realized in a train, in a Shinkansen,
"Ah, I forget my smartphone."
But I had the company smartphone that time.
Okay, okay.
So, do you know we can search the place of my smartphone by Google account?
Do you know what it is?
No, I did not know that.
Let's do that.
You can do it on Google?
Yeah.
Let's say.
That's interesting.
Like, "Sumahou wo sagasu."
Like Google.
And then you can find the place of your smartphone by Google account.
Okay, let's do it.
And like this.
So, this is my smartphone.
And go this.
Okay.
And you know, because my smartphone has logged in to my Google account.
So that through this Google account, it can be.
Holy shit.
This is the...
Look at this.
Oh!
Look at this.
That's pretty accurate.
Yeah.
That is...
Wow.
This is my house.
Shit.
Amazing feature.
Yeah.
Hey, can you do that?
Can you "oto wo narasu?"
Okay.
Holy shit.
That's crazy.
Yeah.
Shit.
That's great, huh?
Holy shit.
It's really useful for someone like me.
What else can you do?
What else can you do with that?
Other than...
Can you go back?
What are the other options?
Like you can...
"Device wo hoko."
So that you can lock your smartphone.
Oh, so no one else will try to steal your information.
Yeah, yeah.
"Device no data soete kaze saki."
Oh!
Wow.
That's really, really useful.
It's an amazing feature.
Technology, yeah.
That's amazing.
I didn't know they had that.
Right.
Wow.
So I did that in a bullet train, shinkansen.
And I found that my smartphone was in Tokyo Station or somewhere.
And I called the Tokyo Station people and I found that.
And you found it?
Yeah.
Because I was...
"Mo chotto migi kawa."
You know, I know the place.
"Mo chotto oku no hou desu ne."
And I was like, "Taba aru tomon desu kyo mo chotto..."
"Mo chotto tsugi no tobira desu ka ne."
You know, because I know the place and I can see the map.
Ah, gotcha.
Yeah.
Wow.
That is some sick feature.
Yeah.
I mean, your house is literally in that circle.
Yeah.
Literally in that circle, right?
Well, actually...
Is it a little bit off?
My house is here.
So it's a little bit off.
Right.
A little...
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Accurate enough.
Yeah, but look at this.
Wow!
Wait, where's your house?
Here.
Wow, that is so close.
Yeah.
It's like a...
10 second walk away.
Yeah, even like 5 seconds.
5 second walk away.
Just that way.
You know, the park?
Right, right, right.
The park that we took the pictures.
Yeah.
Shit.
Yeah.
Amazing feature.
Right.
It's really useful.
Let me try that at my house.
Yeah.
So I feel comfortable.
Losing your stuff.
Yeah.
You're free to lose whatever you want to.
Yeah, I'm protected by Google.
It's a really good feature for Yabun-chan.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Thank you, Google.
Amazing.
Yeah.
Amazing.
Thank you, Google.
Yeah, right.
Alright.
I'm sure many of you didn't know this feature, so...
Yeah.
What was it called again?
How can you find that again?
You can search on Google.
Google.
"Sumaho sagasu."
"Sumaho sagasu."
Google.
And then...
And this one.
"Sumaho sagasu."
Google account.
Yeah.
You can check it out from there.
Right.
Right.
I got this.
This is Kake-chan's phone.
Kake-chan's phone?
I don't know why it's on the screen, but...
And my phone's here too.
Yeah.
Click on my phone.
Then, that means I can find where you are.
I know, right?
You can find wherever...
Yeah.
And I can look in your smartphone.
Shit.
But you can't really...
Wait, I don't think you can...
Like, I can...
There's no option for finding out the location, right?
Wait, can I click this?
Okay, sure, sure.
Oh, wait.
Oh, shit.
I think you locked my phone.
Wait, wait, wait.
Are you sure?
No.
It's not locked.
No, I don't think it's locked.
Oh, okay.
No, it's not locked.
Okay, okay.
Right.
Oh, this is because this is our account.
Our Line account.
Ah, gotcha.
Yeah.
Gotcha, gotcha.
That's why...
That's why.
All of our...
That makes sense.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
All right.
Okay.
Right.
It's an amazing feature.
You should check it out.
Yeah.
You guys should really check it out.
Yeah.
All right.
Thanks for listening again, guys.
Bye-bye.
Bye-bye.
