1. 英語で雑談!Kevin’s English Room Podcast
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2024-10-03 12:22

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Welcome to Kevin's English Room Podcast. Hey guys, how's it going?
So, do you know, by the way, the 大洋さん? Yeah. The 芸人さん? Yes. Have you ever seen
their YouTube channel before? No. No? How come? I love it. Okay. And then at the opening,
every time they start their videos, so one guy, 西田さん, is always waiting in the studio,
and I don't know why they did that, but every time they start with 津田さん, and he is in the next
room, 外出, and then doing his thing, and the camera comes in, and then 撮影お願いします,
and then he's going to, あっ、オッケーです。 And then he starts walking, and coming into that
chair, and then set, and then start. That's what they do all the time. Every video. That's their
style. That's their style. Wow. And I thought, that's that. You saw it. It was kind of like a
flashback. Yeah. Wow. Same vibe, same energy. Every time you just enter to that. Interesting.
Interesting. I don't know why they do that. Yeah. Because they don't, it's not him who,
you know, 撮影して、撮影するの。 I see. I see. There's nothing. So he doesn't have,
he just be seated here. Yeah. Right? Yeah. Every time they finish the recording, he's going to go
back to his 外出, and then wait. And then again walk from there. Wow. I guess it's a concept that
they have. Yeah, maybe. Yeah. So, this is from Ducky-san. Okay, Ducky-san. Thank you.
So, it's like a, it's like an event, right?
You get to meet superstars, and you have like, like, I don't know, five seconds of like,
interaction time. Yeah. Handshake, and take picture, maybe. I see. I see. Because I've seen
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We've seen it before. Yes. Yes. Yeah. And I know the atmosphere, like,
like there's a red carpet shit, and there's like people next to it. And then the superstar would
just go one by one. Yeah. Sort of like, 対応する。 Yeah. That's the vibe, maybe. Maybe. Yes.
I guess so. Or maybe they, the superstars are waiting. They go one by one. One by one. Like
the fans really go one by one, like 握手会。 Maybe. Maybe. I'm not sure. But in any cases,
you can just say very short thing. Short something. Yeah. Right. Oh, I love you so much.
The classic. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, I love you so much. Yeah. I love you so much. Classic. Okay. Classic,
classic. Okay. I've been dying to meet you. I love you so much. What did you say? I've been
dying to meet you. I've been dying to meet you. Yeah.
I've been dying. Classic. Normal. Yeah. Nothing special, though. Okay. Yeah. So it's very common
then. Very common. Probably not gonna remember. Yeah. Superstar's gonna be, oh, thank you. Yeah.
Like always. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. And you have to say something.
Something different. Special. Something special. Yeah. I mean, something memorable. True. True.
That fan. Yeah. I remember. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
So I remember that. Okay. We were kind of watching whole, you know, Red Carpet time. Yeah.
And some of them, some of the fans, they brought the actor's very, very old film
pamphlet. Oh. Very, very old films. And they introduced that to the actor. And I feel like,
oh, that's a good move. Yeah. Good move. He's gonna be very surprised and happy at the same
time. True. If you're very like a deep, you know, fan of this Edwardo-san, then you can
bring something. Yeah. Something. Yeah. Very deep. Yeah. True. So you could say something,
hey, I brought this. I brought this. And I wanted to show it to you. It's a special day.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's nice. Yeah. Yeah.
Or what do you, for example, if you were walking on the Red Carpet in that situation,
what would you be the most surprising and most memorable conversation?
In a good way, right? Because there's a lot of things you can do. Of course. That I would like
to be memorable in a bad way. Yeah. Of course. You can throw eggs to you. Yeah. Not those.
06:03
In a good way? Yeah. In a good way. I don't know. Yeah. I mean, bringing those deep things
or deep goods are great. Yeah. Way of, you know, communicate.
That's my aircon. Oh, I have to fix the aircon. Yeah. I'm sorry. Because repeatedly he got.
Okay. Go ahead. Go ahead. He actually can speak Japanese. He can have conversation like
mature conversation in Japanese. He actually can. He's got ability to. He's been living in Japan for
more than 10 years and he works at Japan. He can communicate smoothly with whomever.
He speaks very politely. Do you hear that? Very politely. Very different from when he's
yelling in English and get gotten mad.
That's happened to me. That's the same thing. Yeah. Last, yesterday. Yes. That's the same thing.
Exactly. That's exact. That's exactly the same thing that happens to me last night.
So now I'm interested in what's the answer from the aircon.
Is he saying that we need to fix it?
Wow. Very mature.
What a mature way of saying it.
It's what I would probably say. I mean.
It's very mature way. Very professional.
I would probably say.
You know.
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What a professional phone call. Right. Professional phone call, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean. Professional Japanese. Yes. I know, right?
You're very polite and gentle at those conversations. Thank you.
I mean, that's a bit surprised like.
Really? Yeah. Yeah. That's right.
And I mean. Yeah. Do you get the water leaks on the. How did you fix it? I just put my back head
underneath. So you didn't fix it? No. And just it's gone. Oh, it's gone? Yeah. Like three,
four hours then it's gone. Oh, three or four hours? Yeah. Well, mine's been going on for like two or
three days now. Oh, days. Oh, okay. Are you talking about. It's not coming from the aircon directly,
but it's coming from like the. Okay. So maybe a little bit different. Mine has.
So let's say that's the AC. Yeah. And I have a. Okay. To the like that side. Okay.
And where. Sure. Where the water come from is. Okay. Like we had. Like. Like here. Like that
one. Okay. So it's coming directly out from. Yeah. That little part. Okay. From the window,
from the little window, from the bottom of the aircon. That one. That you can. Yeah. Possibly
in the future. If you open it, you can connect tubes to. Yes. Yes. Okay. Okay. Got it. Got it.
Okay. So it's different. Mine's different though. Yeah. You from like here. That's right. That's
right. Exactly. Exactly. Yeah. Yeah. Maybe different. Maybe you have the problem on your
tube. The cable. The cable. Yeah. Yeah. The tube. Right. Yeah. Maybe. Okay. Yeah. Well,
I was surprised last night. I was working on the desk and. Oh, wow. What is this? Oh, even last
night. Yeah. I mean. Shit. Last evening. Last evening. Yeah. Shit. And like I didn't know what
was coming and I thought it's just rain. Yeah. To the window. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right.
It's very close to my ears. And what is this? And I found out it's aircon. Yeah. So I was like,
wow. Wow. What a like the same time. Same time. Yeah. Yeah. Wow. So what I thought was just
raining outside heavily. And I've been walking. I've been having that guy walking for very long
time. Yeah. So that's why. Yeah. And I just want, you know, turn off the AC for a few,
few seconds and. On and on. And. Fixed. Yeah. Like two, three hours it's going on. Oh. It
won't go. It went through, but now it's. Gone. Gone. Oh. This morning it was completely fine.
I see. Yeah. But yours still. Mine's still going on. So. Yeah. I'll tell you what the problem was.
I mean, is it your new place? Yeah. Oh. New place. The moment I turned on the AC it's happening.
12:05
Oh, that's must be some trouble. Yeah. Yeah. Right. Yeah. All right. So whatever we're
talking about, I forgot, but thanks for listening guys. I don't even remember what we talked about.
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