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ケビンとユウガの喧嘩の過去
This is from Rochiko-san.
Okay.
I've been watching your videos with a smile on my face.
I was wondering if you guys have ever had a big fight before.
Mhm.
I was a young kid back in the Showa era, so I like to do fights to deepen ties more,
but have you ever had a fight like that?
Yes.
You'd be mad at Yama-chan for losing her precious ringtone,
andkrebin for trying to leave right away,
Kake-chan for going crazy about your family,
is that a thing?
Yes.
And what about you two?
Do you apologize to each other when you have a fight with your boyfriend or family?
I don't think we've ever had a fight where we were like,
Fuck you, man!
No, I don't think we've ever had like a fist fight or like yelling and stuff like that.
We did have talks though, right?
We had like hours long talks of like our differences
and like what we should, where we should be heading and shit like that.
Yes.
And that we had, but never like, fuck you, man!
Punching and like, omotedero kind of.
Yeah, nothing like that.
True, true.
Right.
But we did have conversations.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Like the real conversations.
Yeah, something that must be talked about.
Right, right, right.
Right.
Have you ever in your life been in like a huge fist fight, stuff like that?
Right, right, right.
ケビンの中学時代の喧嘩
Middle school was, I think, when I was my most violent ages of old.
WWE educator.
I was educated by WWE and I thought that was the way to go, you know.
Was that in the United States?
Yeah, that was a middle school, United States.
Okay.
And I kind of got in a fight, like I was throwing rocks at people and like.
What?
Wow.
Only to the people who I thought I could throw rocks to.
What do you mean?
Right, and this guy, I don't, I forgot who started, but like I got kind of in a fight.
喧嘩の過去の経験
Like maybe I threw a rock at that guy, kind of threw rock back at me.
Wow.
Kind of.
That's a severe.
That's a severe fight, right?
Yeah, kind of punched once, both end kind of punched once.
Yeah.
And kind of, that kind of ended.
I see, I see.
Like, and it was a punch in the stomach though.
Wow.
Like it was like a lower punch in the stomach on both sides, to me and then to him.
Wow.
And yeah.
Was he like friends of yours?
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Like half friend, yeah.
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I see.
Yeah.
It wasn't like this guy that I don't know.
Yeah.
Just kind of like a classmate.
Yeah.
Do you remember why did you guys do that fight?
I don't remember.
You guys didn't have any.
It's possible that we were just being silly.
Mm-hmm.
You know how middle schoolers, they like to be silly but be violent at the same time,
Right, right, right, right.
And then it kind of like transformed into like,
like irritation
and then kind of like
it got more aggressive
and aggressive
and then like
it's full on anger
and then boom
yeah
I guess that was
yeah
my
yeah
my violent
age
yeah
anything for you
like you've ever been
like a
violent in your life
well
like not those
like
fist fight
fist fight
yeah
fist fight
like that
what does that mean
fist fight
is like
that's fist fight
yeah
right
then I don't
I didn't have like
those fist fights
ever in my life
but
野球試合での暴力
you know
in football games
aha
you know
pretty aggressive right
yeah I mean
tackle
yeah
tackles
and like
you know
those
sneaky
little
yeah
yeah
tricky
kick the balls
into
oh shit
you know
that's pretty
that's
that's rough
in a game
you know
in a real game
you know
it's a fight
so
yeah
I got mad
you know
opponents
and
yeah
sometimes I did
some kind of
terrible
tackles
to the players
yeah
yeah
yeah
yeah
that's what I
remember
how about
the
リーダーシップにおける攻撃性
the days
when you were
a captain
of the soccer
team
and you
were kind of
like the
the mean
leader
and like
you're kind of
like
the
yeah
how aggressive
was that
was there any
physical
shit during
that age
as a captain
not physical
aggressiveness
though
but like
the way I
喧嘩の文化
talked
the way I
you know
the attitude
yeah
coached them
I would say
I see
I see
yeah
I remember
I kicked the ball
to the one
who didn't
listen to me
oh shit
yeah
yeah
I remember that
but you know
was
yeah
that was kind of
culture you know
uh-huh
that was culture
yeah
it's like
like you were doing it
out of responsibility
yes of course
yeah
right you
you had a role
that you needed to pursue
I have to like
make it as an one
right
and yeah
yeah it was uh
to punish those
who
is out from discipline
right
it was
it was a job
that was
very difficult
yes
execute right
yes
like
in your heart
yes
your heart was so broken
but you had to
have that
that's right
metal face
right
thank you for saying that
my mind was crying
right
your inside
was all
sad
because you
did not want to
physically punish
any of these people
but
that's right
your
job title
made you turn into a monster
yes
yeah
abusive monster
thank you for saying that
yes
that was not your true self
yes
right
yeah
I think the people understand
that's right
thank you
people understand
thank you so much
yes yes
yes
thank you
yeah
フェアプレーと犠牲
in the real game
I really love
the proper
tackle
the proper tackle
yeah
the fair play
tackle
yeah
but the very hard one
but you're still
playing within the rule
it's not a foul
it's a proper tackle
so it's a fair play
yes
yeah
no problem though right
I liked it
yeah you just
and I personally liked it
yeah
you just
lean in towards the
aggressive side
defensive midfielder
or like
defense
Defensive, you know, kind of leader.
So I had to.
Pursue the role.
Yeah.
Have to, you know, defend our team.
That was your job.
That was my job.
That was only, the only goal was for you to not have the ball inside your own goal.
Yeah.
So.
My mind was crying.
Your mind was crying.
Yeah.
Like you were feeling so sorry for the opponent that was being tackled.
Yeah.
Right?
But you had to save the ball.
Yes.
The sacrifice you have to make.
Right.
チームを守るための仕事
Right?
That's right.
Right.
Thank you for saying that.
What a man.
Thank you.
Thank you.
I did it.
Respect, man.
Thank you.
Right.
Right.
Yeah.
I remember once when the opponent's bench.
Okay.
The head coach was very annoying and say so many dirty things.
サッカーの蹴りの話
Wow.
To many of our players.
Wow.
And I was very pissed.
And I remember I smashed the ball into opponent.
Oh, shit.
As in, you know, when you clear the ball, it's like you kick it far away and reset all
that.
And I pretend it and I just kick it into the bench, and then.
Did you, did you, was it a success that you were able to hit someone?
Yes.
Yes.
That's great.
That's great.
Oh, sorry.
Sorry.
Wow.
Yeah.
サッカーが汚いスポーツであるという話
You know, soccer is such a, like a mannerless game.
Right.
Right?
It's not a gentleman's sports.
Right.
It's very dirty.
It's so dirty.
Yes.
Right.
I've said this once, but like, it's such a, so many dirty plays.
Yes.
Dirty, like foul plays that's behind the referee's eyes play.
Right.
Right.
Yeah.
And then pretend to be fouled.
Yeah.
Right.
You know.
Right.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Right.
I agree.
Yeah.
All right.
Thanks for listening, guys.
Okay.
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