山ちゃんはポッドキャストだともっと喋ってる？

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Welcome to Kevin's English Room Podcast!

Hello!

Alrighty.

Yeah.

Change the angle?

Yep.

Change the angle.

We're cornered now.

Yep.

Alright.

Yep.

Just like a corner that way.

Okay.

Alright.

So, let's read some messages from the audience.

Alright.

Yep.

That's better.

Okay.

Alright.

Okay.

Yeah.

Oh yeah.

There you go.

That's cool.

Alright.

Okay.

It's more like a radio style.

Yeah.

Nice.

Yep.

There you go.

Alright.

Good job.

That's not good.

You got to focus on your work, right?

Yeah.

How do you listen to the podcast and focus on your work at the same...

That's impossible.

Yeah.

But I don't know.

Maybe you can do it.

I don't know.

But I'm going to try my best.

I'm going to try my best.

Okay.

I'm going to try my best.

Do you feel that way because there are only two of you?

Or is it more open-minded to speak in English?

Or do you hate Kake-chan?

How do you feel, Kevin-san and Yama-chan?

I can't hear your answer in English.

I'm looking forward to seeing you on the podcast.

I'll continue to support you.

Thank you.

My guess.

Let me tell you my guess.

My guess is that there's only two people and that the conversation is based around what we both think.

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So it's like, it's inherently...

You have to...

Like it's...

It's inherently in the structure of the program.

I don't know what I'm talking about.

I try to sound really sophisticated.

Inherently in the program structure.

What's the thing you wanted to...

Well, what I was trying to say is that because it's a conversation podcast you talk more.

That's the simply put way.

That's true.

That's the biggest reason.

Yeah.

Like for the YouTube dogas, it's more like what kind of comment can you say to add on to the value of the video, right?

That's very different from the mindset of the podcast.

Yeah.

Right.

And also like most of the videos, it's like Kake-chan is Japanese and questioning, asking to you from the United States about things.

That's true.

And you answer to that all the questions and tell them the stories and I just support it.

So it's not like me speak about myself or like my experiences.

So maybe that's the reason.

It's possible.

Yeah.

But the biggest reason is obviously I...

Oh, you're going to drop the bomb.

You're going to drop the bomb.

No, no, no, I'm kidding.

Yeah.

See, I guess that's the same to you.

It's like in the video, you more like doing or like a little bit like acting as in the Kevin, the Kevin.

Right.

The Kevin, the Kevin.

Exactly.

You know, the guy from the United States.

Exactly.

Born and raised in Georgia.

Exactly.

And yeah.

Right.

So, you know, it's just a different.

Exactly.

And now you kind of just guy Kevin.

Right.

Just a guy Kevin.

Right.

Having the Kevin from a guy Kevin.

That's the transition.

Yeah.

I get what you're saying, man.

It's this is more natural, more like relaxed.

Yeah.

Atmosphere.

Yeah.

All right.

That's that's different.

Yeah.

Right.

06:00

But this, uh, that's not sound is feeling.

Yeah.

I sound I guess.

Or I sound.

Mm hmm.

It's feeling.

Yeah.

Absolutely.

Yeah.

You didn't get a haircut, did you?

You didn't.

Same, right?

Why?

When, when you wake up in the morning.

Right.

And then did.

Oh, I cut.

Oh, did you cut your hair?

Yeah.

Okay.

It's just.

But that's it.

Well, I noticed that.

That's what I noticed, man.

Yeah.

I have an eye for details.

I noticed it.

Does your hair when you wake up in the morning, is that like, do you have like this wall wall

your pillow, like the straight line from it?

You know how your, your hair, the shape of your hair right now is round.

Yeah.

Like when you, when you lay your head down, like on the pillow, the pillow gives it a

flat surface, right?

Yeah.

Like does that do you, does that leave on your hair?

No, no.

Not that much.

It's round when you wake up.

It jumps back after it's been pressured against your head for hours.

You wake up again and you, your hair's back to what it was like right now.

Yeah.

And it's a little bit different from the way they are right now, but they never be like

straight.

Yeah.

Like not, does it ever make a wall?

No.

Like a straight flat wall.

Wall?

No.

No?

Okay.

Does it make wall to you?

No.

Okay.

I was just wondering, I mean, you got more air.

Yeah.

You're fluff there.

So.

Yeah.

It's just a little different from the way they are right now versus when I just woke

up.

Yeah.

It's more like.

How can I explain that?

It's more like, like neguse.

It's making a weird shape.

Yeah.

Like that.

Or like bam.

Like a typical neguse.

Yeah.

When I sleep as well, I, it's like when I, when I face up.

Yeah.

The top of the hair, they tend to fall backwards, right?

Yeah.

So I wake up, it's, it goes up.

That's what usually happens to my hair.

That's cool.

No, it's not cool.

09:00

Really?

Yeah.

It's exploding.

It's like boom.

Right?

Wait, I never see you with like boomed hair.

Well, yeah, because I get ready in the morning.

That's true.

Yeah, but I've never seen you like with the, you've never seen like a, yeah, well, yeah.

Like, you know.

College?

Yeah.

That was when I was shorter.

My hair was shorter, so it didn't fall back.

Like when I faced up.

Now it's long enough to do that.

So and I've, I haven't been on a camera or met anybody with the boned hair.

So like, yeah, I, because I get ready in the morning.

Yeah.

I'll send you a picture.

Oh yeah.

Okay.

Soon.

Yeah.

That helps me.

Yeah, yeah, of course.

Thank you.

All right.

Thanks for listening guys.

Bye.

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