最近の気候と夏の暑さについて
Welcome to Kevin's English Room Podcast. Hello.Hey guys. It's uh it's quite uh cool yesterday andtoday.
Um yeah. You know compared to compared to a weekago. Yeah. Right where it was like
40 degrees outside. Yeah. It feels so much cooler.True. You know actually the wind is actually kind
of cool. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It you know it does getyou sweaty but it's kind of cool. I'm uh I'm
kind of surprised. Maybe this is the beginning ofa Reika. Oh. Is it still true? Yeah. They still
say it's Reika. Okay. I see. Yeah. It's gonna belike this. Yeah. Um. Wow. So if you look at the
weather. So tomorrow. So this week it's gonna goup to 35. Okay. That's bad. But after that it'sonly
gonna go up to 33. Wow. Yeah. So weather like thisI guess. Yeah. Like today. Today's 30.
Wow. Yeah. So it's pretty it's pretty good. You'retalking about the highest temperature.
Highest temperature. Yeah. Yeah. Today's 30.That's that's pretty uh it's pretty pretty cool
for a Japanese summer. Yeah. Right. 30 is prettymuch high though. But it's like uh if it's the
highest is the 30. Yeah. Then it's um yeah I wouldsay very cool. Like tonight's gonna be 26.
Yeah. Okay. The updated version of the Japanesesummer. You know if you look at if you look at
the updated version it's so it's it's pretty cool.You know. Yeah. Yeah. What do you mean
updated? Like if you compare it to seven years agoof course it's still hot. Right. Yeah. But like
you know we've changed. Global warming has takenover. It's so much hotter now. Yeah. If you look
at that like we're expected to be so much higher Iwould say. So. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Right. Yeah.
True. Huh. I didn't expect that. Yeah. Like a fewdays ago like it was like 35 like close to 40.
Mm-hmm. I thought it was going to be like that.So. For the whole summer. Right. Yeah. Yeah. At
least this month it's gonna be like this. Oh.Yeah. More like it's gonna be cloudy. That's why.
Oh yeah. Yeah. We're not gonna get like a fullsunshine for whole two weeks.
It's the best when it when it's sunny and it's notthat hot. Yeah. Yeah. That's right.
Yeah. That's right. Well today's not that bad.Right. Today's sun. Today's a little bit cloudy.
Yeah. But it's like you know it's so much betterif you compare it to like the 40 degrees
extreme sunlight. Yeah. You know. Yeah. But it itdoesn't look like summer. Oh yeah. Yeah. That's
true. But it feels better than like the 40 andlike nobody can go out. Yeah. And feel the air
outside. So. Right. At least we can go out maybestrolling around a little bit maybe. Yeah.
Hopefully. Yeah. So far. Yeah. Not bad. Yeah. Sowhat have you been up to man?
ワールドカップ2026の総括とFIFAの独立性
So many things. Mm-hmm. But um world cup ended. Ohyeah.
Oh yeah. Yeah. Right. A week ago. Uh-huh. Right.Yeah. A week ago. And there are so many like
recaps of world cup. Like how was 2026 world cup.Mm-hmm. And um well obviously about Japanese
national team. But like um more like a how wasFIFA. Like how was the host country the United
States, Mexico, Canada. And how was the tournamentitself. Mm-hmm. And um there are so many um like
articles like videos podcasts and things likethat. And um having fun still. Mm-hmm. What's
their overall average consensus on the take? Umit's very good but it's very bad. Everybody says
like that. Yeah. It's like um it was very badbecause the tournament was very long. The player
was very tired. As a result the final game all theplayer were a bit tired. They couldn't give
like the full performances. And it was hot andthings like that. And um it's because of the
United States like trying to do so with FIFA. AndFIFA like agreed somehow.
And yeah. So people are saying like it's it's badthing. Like FIFA agreed and like completely like
you know like a like a it's like a yuchaku to theUnited States. Okay. So FIFA should be like
independent as an like a football association. Butit looks like the the Infantino the guy the
boss guy is like very close to the Trump sound.Okay. And it looks like it's not fair. It's not
it's not good thing for the independent likesport. Okay. World. Things like that. And alsolike many
many players couldn't get in to the country orcountry. I mean country the United States like
staff. Even the shinpan couldn't get inside. Oh.And so that's like the biggest problem.
So if I talk about that. But the other side likethey made like huge profit from those like games
and ads. So that's a good side. But the thing ishow should we I mean should they use that money to
and those things those things those things. Okay.Yeah. How how does Infantino. Yeah.
How does Mr. Infantino merit from you know beingaligned with the United States like
is he personally getting money. I think so. Oh.
That's pretty straight up. Yeah. I think so. It'spretty straight up. Yeah.
ワールドカップ賞金への異例の課税
It looks like it's not healthy guy. Yeah. Yeah.Yeah. Yeah. And also funny thing happened after
World Cup. You know they have like a shokin. Yeah.If you if you win the World Cup you got
those like huge amount. Even if you'll be in thefor the World Cup itself like in Japan. You get
money. You get money like shokins. Right. Andthat's been a very big thing to many countries
including like JFA Japanese Football Association.They got money so they can use that to you know
many like facilities and like junior teams andeverything. So that was one big thing of like
big merit. Okay. Of getting into that World Cupand win the games. Okay. And usually the host
nations they don't they don't they don't accept. Imean they don't. It's tax free. Okay. It's it's
the host nations who decide like no it's it's notyou don't need to pay taxes to the countries.
Got it. Because it's it's held in the UnitedStates in Canada in Mexico. But usually they say
we don't need that taxes and everything. So if youwin the World Cup you can get
Okay. But this time USA said we need it. Theycollect all the taxes from every country.
Yeah. To Spain they got like
Oh my god. The USA they get from that. Like half.I mean yeah I forget the precise amount but it was
huge. 20% of things like that. And it's likereally. It's a big amount man. Man. And it's likeit's a
it's a thing now like. Oh my god. Yeah. That'sshocker. Yeah it's a shocker. So I guess it's the
United States who got the biggest prize biggestshokin. Yeah. What about Canada and Mexico? Idon't
know. I don't know how they do that. I don't know.They're all equals right? Should be at least.
Should be at least. Yeah. But I don't know how itworks. Jesus Christ.
ワールドカップスタジアムの設備と快適性
Man. Yeah. That's uh extreme. That's extreme. Thatis an extreme thing. Wow. Yeah. Okay. So
Okay. We're talking a lot of things. Okay.
I heard the studios were pretty good. Yeah. Like Iheard a commentator say that the commentator went
to the studio and it was blown away when youcompared to all the other World Cups. The
quality of the stadium was really good. Yeah. Itwas they say it was he said it was a you know
mind-blowing. Yeah. Most of the studios they havehuge screens like above the pitch. Okay. In the
air I would say. And you can see you can easilysee those like highlights like replays. You cansee
close-up views of the players. Okay. The coaches.Okay. Some celebrities coming. Okay. That's cool.
Yeah. In Europe they don't have those things. It'sall like studios and you got you know
you know two like uh you remember we went to aBrighton studio. Right. You know just two little
screens. Yeah. One side. That's the the averagestudio in Europe. I see. Yeah. And I said it's big
first of all. The land is big. The studio is huge.Right. They got like screens. Yeah. They got yeah.
Right. Yeah. Nice. Yeah. So in Europe they have tomake a stand like this because it's the land
is limited. You have to like build like this. Likeup high. Yeah. Up high. Instead of wide. Yeah. So
that's and the fans are like looking down to thatyou know player. I see. Yeah. But in United States
it's like it's more like like this. It's wider.Yeah. Okay. So it's more. It's less angled.
Yeah. Okay. It's more. It has more like
I see. Yeah. People say what's good. Yeah. Nice.And many studios like it was like air conditioned.
Right. That's very different. Which is great.Which is great. The players. Yeah. And the
Kankaku as well. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Rememberwhen we went to Brighton it was so hot. Yeah.
When the sun hit. Yeah. Pretty devastating. Yeah.Yeah. Yeah. So. Right. I think it's good. It's
good. That's good. Yeah. All right. Thanks forsitting guys. Thank you. Bye bye.