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And welcome to Kevin's channel!
Yes! And...
Yes!
Alright.
Okay.
So, we've got a...
I have got a letter from Hogwarts actually.
You know the one from...
Through the little white owl?
Yeah.
Hogwarts?
I have got the one.
The magic...
Yeah.
The magic kind of school?
Yeah.
The one Harry Potter goes to?
Yeah.
Hogwarts?
Yeah, Hogwarts.
Do you know Hogwarts?
Yeah, I know.
Is it famous?
It's pretty famous.
Oh, really?
Yeah.
It's a worldwide movie.
Yeah.
Harry Potter.
It was green...
Ink?
Yeah.
It's an authentic one.
You got it from an owl?
Yeah.
Alright.
I got you.
Yeah.
So...
So, it was from "I am Kyeon-chan" actually.
The sender?
Yeah.
"I am Kyeon-chan."
Yeah.
Yeah.
Must be some huge magician she is.
Yeah.
She's Kyeon-chan, right?
Yeah.
Obviously.
Yeah.
She's saying "I am Kyeon-chan."
Yeah, I'm Kyeon-chan.
She is Kyeon-chan.
I think we went over her name like several episodes ago.
Yeah.
I remember this name.
Right.
We did.
She actually sent a message about...
Wonder!
Yeah.
So, I think it's from her.
Alright.
Cool.
Thank you, Kyeon-chan, again.
Yes.
I am Kyeon-chan, so...
Oh, sorry.
Thank you, I am Kyeon-chan again.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I didn't know you are the...
Hogwarts.
Hogwarts magician.
Right.
Maybe professor or...
Maybe.
Maybe.
So, I think I'm gonna go to the Hogwarts from next year.
So...
Just because you got a letter from Hogwarts?
Yeah.
From Kyeon-chan?
Invitation.
That was an invitation letter.
Oh, shit!
From Hogwarts.
So, sorry.
So, you're a Gryffindor or...
I don't know.
You still have...
I don't know.
They gotta put the hat on your hat to make sure that...
Right, right.
But I don't want to be a Syriza.
Right, that's a really mean kind of class, right?
Right.
Yeah, I know that.
Yeah.
Okay.
Okay.
So...
Hello.
Hello.
I'm always enjoying watching.
Thank you.
Well, I have two children.
Yes.
But I'm currently worried about my daughter's rebellious period.
Oh!
Wow.
My daughter is in high school.
I think it's about time for her to finish school, but there's no sign of her finishing school.
Oh.
I'm wondering what will happen when her younger son turns puberty.
Right, right.
I grew up with my sister, so I don't know much about boys.
I'd like to ask you this.
Did you have rebellious periods when you were in puberty?
If you did, please tell us about those times.
Oh, shit.
Oh, shit.
I'm a...
Wow.
I'm sorry, but I never experienced a hangoki.
Really?
Yeah.
I'm assuming you have it, too.
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Well, I did.
Oh, you did?
Yeah.
Did you have a hangoki?
Yeah, like, not that huge, long-term...
Uh-huh.
Like, break all the things, hangoki, obviously, but...
In that sense, I have, too.
Oh, really?
Okay, so what's your hangoki like?
Like, you know, don't listen to what my parents said to me, and I was like, "Uh-huh."
I understand.
Yeah, I would rather be calm, like, not saying a word.
Right, you don't want to be associated with it so closely.
Yeah, I had a similar experience.
Yeah, but not that big.
I think same as you.
Yeah.
It's not that big.
Still, I had a communication with my mother and my parents, and, you know, we went on
a trip someday, you know.
Right, right.
So, the relationship wasn't that, like, hardcore hangoki things.
Right.
But still, you know, there are days that I, you know, reject it.
Yes.
A little bit.
Uh-huh.
I mean, it wasn't like, but...
I also had a similar experience like that.
Like, I did have days where I rejected my parents.
Like, I didn't want to be in a picture with them.
Like, I didn't want...
Wow.
Yeah, I didn't want to be in a picture with them.
And I didn't want to, like, walk with them.
Like, I didn't want to see...
Oh, really?
Yeah, I...
Oh, that's a little hard one, huh?
Yeah, is it a hard one?
Yeah, like, you don't want to walk with your friends?
Yeah, I don't want to...
Yeah, I didn't...
I was a little bit embarrassed to see me walking with my friends.
Yeah.
You think that's a little hard?
Like...
I thought that was a little cute.
Yeah, that was a cute one, but...
Yeah, so, like, those.
And, like, I...
Yeah.
I don't know if this is Hankooki, but, like, me fighting with my sister.
Uh-huh.
Like...
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I have a big sister.
Well, maybe you're a little...
Same situation as...
Right.
I am Kyung-chan's family.
You know what?
I don't think my sister...
I...
Maybe...
Yeah, she probably has had Hankooki, but, like, not...
Just like us.
Probably didn't have, like, a really hardcore kind of Hankooki.
Hardcore, yeah.
I don't...
Yeah, I don't think she has.
But, um...
Right, our situation is similar with I am Kyung-chan.
Um...
Right.
So, ah...
Hmm...
I don't know.
What was...
Do you have any episode?
Did you do anything extreme or...
I know you just said you didn't, but, like...
Like, there's no huge episode that I can share with you.
Yeah.
It was just...
You know, me rejecting...
Yeah.
A little bit.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Like, for example, my mother told me that, "Please clean up the bathroom, please."
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Uh-huh.
You know?
Yeah.
Yeah.
And I...
And I did it.
Finally, I did it.
So, you know, it's just a cute one, you know.
Ah...
For me...
You know.
I don't...
I broke a, um...
Sentakumono no kago.
Oh, really?
Yeah, I kicked it and I broke it.
And my father yelled at me for it.
I remember that.
Oh, really?
I think I'm probably the only one I remember, actually.
Maybe I've been doing something else, but, like...
Ah...
I was a little violent, you know.
I was watching WWE.
Yeah.
The wrestling program in the U.S.
Very famous one.
Yeah.
And, um...
John Cena.
Yeah, John Cena.
Hulk Hogan.
Yeah.
Right, the...
The vile...
The rock, you know.
Yeah.
So, that was...
I was living in that age, in that culture.
So, I was kind of like a...
Sort of like a violent kind of kid.
So, like...
I broke a sofa.
Because I was practicing my wrestling on the sofa.
Practicing?
I broke the leg of the sofa.
For what?
For what are you...
Were you practicing?
I was a superstar in my own world.
So, like, yeah.
The cushion was my enemy.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
What a cute...
Cute guy, right?
Cute story.
So, that was kind of...
I wonder how extreme the hankoki is for I.M. Kyo-chan.
Yeah.
You know.
Right.
But I remember, you know, I have a little...
I mean, younger brother.
Yeah.
And he had a hankoki, a little hankoki.
I think it was a little bit bigger than mine.
Yeah.
And once he went to the hankoki season, like, I was kind of...
With my parents, you know.
Yeah.
So, my hankoki was gone at that time.
Yeah.
You know, seeing my younger brother having hankoki time, I was like, "Oh, that's tough."
What do you mean, "tough"?
Oh, you know, having hankoki-san is tough.
Oh, you felt it.
I was that side already.
Right, right, right.
So, at that time, my hankoki was gone.
So, maybe, you know, I'm Kyo-chan has a daughter and younger son, right?
So, once your son goes into that hankoki period, then maybe the daughter's side will be changed.
Like, she's going to be...
Right.
She may feel empathetic towards the parents.
Right, right.
That could happen.
Maybe.
That could.
That could happen.
Yeah, I remember that.
Hope that happens.
Yeah.
If having two hankoki...
Yeah, that would be tough.
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That must be tough.
Yeah.
Right.
Ooh.
Hankoki.
But this is like some life shit, man.
Yeah.
Someday, we're going to look back at this and be like...
I don't have kids, so who am I to say, but someday, you're going to look back at this and be like, "Such a great memory."
Yeah, you broke the basket.
Yeah.
You kicked the basket and broke it.
Yeah, you broke your sofa.
And I'm sure the daughter's going to be like, "My mother woke up every day and took care of me while I was being a bullshit and being an asshole."
And then being appreciative about that is some life drama shit, man.
Right.
That is some beautiful shit.
Right.
Beautiful shit.
Beautiful shit.
I don't agree with your expression, but...
I like the combination.
Yeah.
Beautiful shit.
Okay, thank you.
Actually, literally shit means I'm not culturally wrong.
Yeah, right, right.
Beautiful shit, it makes sense.
Right.
It means the stuff.
The good expression.
Right, stuff means shit.
Breaking all the things in hankoki.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Right.
Yeah.
Tough shit.
Tough shit.
I gotta stop cussing on this podcast.
I'm still in hankoki, maybe.
Maybe I am.
Yeah, but...
Sometimes we get these DMs saying that, "If only you didn't cuss, this would be such a great education for my kids.
But because you cuss, I cannot use this for my children."
I'm sorry.
Yeah.
But you know, hankoki is...
Like, from the one who went through the hankoki, I think it was a necessary process for me.
Like, now I do thank to my parents, as you said.
So that's one big step in necessary days.
One step backwards for two steps forward.
Well, you know, we've never been a parent.
Okay, thank you.
Really, who am I to say?
You know, we've both never been a parent, so we never had a kid.
So maybe we were wrong, but...
Maybe we are wrong.
But the ones...
Perspective of the other side who went through the childhood, right?
Right, right.
So, right, there you go.
It was worth it.
Yep.
I can't even imagine how tough having a kid over hankoki season, but from the son's side...
Yeah.
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It led you to realizing how appreciative you are towards them.
Right.
Beautiful shit.
Yeah.
There you go, man.
Beautiful shit.
Today's title is going to be beautiful shit.
No, leave that.
Alright, thanks for listening, guys.
Bye bye.
