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Welcome to Kevin's English Room Podcast.
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Organic Grandma.
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It's been about half a year since I startedlistening,
and I can now enjoy subtitles without having tolook at them.
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Amazing.
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Thank you for always making it fun for me.
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Let's tell them.
I don't buy this.
I don't buy any of these.
Yeah.
It's a...
We can get it.
Yeah.
It's the building.
It's the office.
It's the office building's amenities.
Yes.
It's the office that buys these.
Yeah.
And we can drink these.
Yeah.
There's like a fridge full of these Itohasu waterbottles,
and anybody can take them.
Right.
As much as you want.
Yes.
Today, I got six.
Yes.
You have six bottles right now.
Got it from the fridge.
Every time, you don't drink all of them, though.
Yeah.
Exactly.
Why do you even bring six?
I don't know.
Get three or something, man.
But it's pretty, you know, come to think of it,
you know, getting Itohasu for free,
that's a pretty big amenity.
Yeah.
Pretty big one.
Yeah.
I always take them home.
Free water.
Free water.
And it's Itohasu, not like random,
it's not a random brand.
True.
So I think for them, I mean, the company,
for this office,
I think they have like many meetings.
So like, I think this is the very, very best forthem
to provide for the meeting.
Yeah.
You know, for just one hour meeting,
30 minutes of something.
Yeah.
So I think that's why they provide this.
You know, I buy this size, too.
When I, yeah.
Of course, when I come here,
I get it from the fridge.
But like at the, for example,
like when I'm waiting for a train,
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if I want to buy water,
I always get this size.
Oh, really?
Yeah.
Because it's lighter.
You don't, and I don't drink the whole fullbottle.
So this is enough to keep me going.
So I love buying these ones.
Yes.
I buy these bottle.
It was Kevin.
You don't buy these size?
I don't buy these.
Yeah.
Okay.
I understand because the price doesn't change thatmuch.
It's like 20 yen.
Yeah.
So why not just get a bigger bottle?
And I drink them, like a 500ml.
Okay, okay, okay.
Yeah.
Yeah, for me, it's about how light.
I love having a light carry.
So yeah, and like it takes up space, too.
You know how I bought like a mini bag right now?
Yes, yes, yes.
I'm going all minimum.
So I love to keep it low.
Like too big, too bulky.
Yeah, it just takes too much space.
Yeah, yeah, I get it.
So I love these size.
I buy them all the time, actually.
But I guess I compare myself when I was elementaryor middle schoolers.
I've never thought like food by this size.
You know, same here, man.
I'd always thought like, why do you, like parents,you know, buy these or things like adults buythese size and like, how come do you buy this?
I understand, man.
Buy like, buy a pack of something.
You're going to buy them anyways.
Yeah.
I understand.
I used to think like that, too.
I used to, too.
But now I kind of understand, like this is,sometimes it's the best option.
It is.
It is, man.
It is.
Yeah.
I, you know, sometimes it's like, I buy water.
Yes, because I'm thirsty.
But like, I guess I buy them because, like,because I've heard so much that drinking water isimportant.
Yeah.
Like, I'm like, oh, wait, I haven't, I haven'tdrank water in two hours.
I have to, I have to like refill it.
And then I buy water.
So when it's like that, I don't need, it's like,there isn't any thirst that I want to fulfill.
It's just, it's just a habit that I have tocontinue.
Yeah.
So like, it makes sense to buy it in this size forme.
You need a cup of water.
That's right.
That's right.
Exactly.
Yeah.
To keep me going for another two hours.
This makes so much sense, man.
Yeah.
Yeah.
But the thing that hasn't made sense for me yet isthat the konbini, when you, you know, look at the500ml, that's like 120 yen.
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Like when you look at the two liter water bottle,it's like 100 yen.
That still has not made sense to me yet.
Makes no sense at all.
Makes no sense at all.
Still.
Still.
It's not mathen.
It ain't mathen.
Yeah.
You know, the Henshu guy?
Yeah.
Oh, him? The kohai?
Yeah, kohai.
Yeah.
He buys crazy amount of water.
Yes.
Yes.
He drinks six, seven liters.
Yes.
Every day.
Shocking.
Shocking.
You heard it guys.
Six or seven.
Or even eight.
Or eight per day, guys.
That's how much water he drinks.
Without any trying.
Yes.
It's his habit.
Yeah.
And that's crazy.
That's crazy.
Every time I meet him, he has this big, likelittle bottle of water every time he drinks like aheap of water or something.
Yeah.
That's two.
So he drinks four of those, right?
Yeah.
Dang.
He said when he wakes up, just after, like thefirst thing he does is drink two liters.
Is that the first thing he does?
Not a cup of water.
No.
Two liters.
Two liters bottle of water.
He wakes up.
My gosh.
Go to the kitchen, drink two liters.
Oh my gosh.
That's crazy.
It's kind of unbelievable how he still haven'timplemented water bottles, like tumbler, in hislifestyle.
Yeah.
It would save him so much money.
He said he used, so every morning he, yeah, butstill, but every morning he wakes up and hefinishes the two-liter bottle.
And then he fills up the bottle.
Oh, refills it.
Yeah.
And he used that bottle for that day.
Oh, I understand.
I see.
And so he uses one same bottle for one day.
I gotcha.
I mean, but still.
Gotcha, gotcha, gotcha, gotcha.
I mean, still he should buy a tumbler orsomething.
Maybe it's just not enough for him.
Yeah.
It's really rare to come across a two-litertumbler, right?
It's huge, I guess.
Yeah, yeah.
Maybe when we go to America, we should get himlike a big-ass tumbler.
That's a great idea.
In America, there's a lot.
Yeah.
You have like a 10-gallon or something.
Yeah, right.
Like a bucket.
Yeah, yeah.
Oh, we should do that.
That would be a great gift for him.
That's funny.
That's funny.
That would be funny.
Let's do that.
Let's do that.
Maybe like a backpack of a water bottle.
You got like a stroller coming out of it.
Right.
Good idea.
That's a good idea.
Let's do that.
Yeah.
All right.
Thanks for listening, guys.
Thank you.
Bye.
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