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God, it is hot. It is crazy. It is hot today. Ican't. Me either. I can't, man.
I, I can't. I cannot. It's impossible. Did youknow that this ear is going to be a Reika?
Really? Yeah. No, no. That's what I heard. It'snot. They're lying. Apparently. It is not.
At least. It's right now, how many degrees? Damnit, 34. Still? Yeah. We're like 五時半。
What does it feel like to you? Should be like,should be like at least 二十五六度 because
it's the evening. It's the beginning of theevening and it's still 34. It should be, right?
It should be, yeah. What does it feel like to you?体感?
Thirty, yeah, 34. Exactly. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It'spretty crazy. Yeah.
By the way, tomorrow. What? Tomorrow, 37.
It's crazy. And day after tomorrow, 38.
Is it? What? Is that even possible? Like 38?
38, my friend. God damn it. When you get cold,when you get a fever,
you get 38. It'll be like 38 or things like that.That's true. So you can't be out there
under the sun. You don't break your body. That'scrazy. Yeah, gotta be careful out there, man.
Walk from the station, several minutes, right? MyGod. It is crazy. Melting out here.
God damn. From my house to my nearest station, Iwas already like sweating as crazy.
Did you have your change ready? You didn't bringyour change?
I should have brought that. It came too quick,right? You weren't ready.
Did you buy a sun umbrella? Not yet.
Not yet? Oh my God, dude, you gotta buy themquick, man.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like quick.
A handy fan as well. Yeah, do you have that?
I didn't bring them today. I have them. Yeah, youhave that.
It helps, man. It helps. How is it?
Dude, you gotta fucking, you gotta gear up. Yeah.
Really, man. We have to, like quickly.
Like quickly, dude. I mean.
You gotta buy them. Oh my God. So this year, it'ssupposed to be a Danto and a Leica.
I was so happy, man.
That's a huge lie. It is a huge lie.
That is a huge lie. Absolutely.
Is it going to be like this forever? So, yeah. Sothe next three or four days,
it's going to be pretty hot. Okay.
Over 35, you know. Okay.
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And then it's going to be a little bit of a rainyday for like several days.
Rainy days? Right. So it's going to go down to32s.
Still 32? That's right.
And rainy? And rainy.
I hate that. And then it's going to go back to36s.
That's crazy. I can't.
I can't. Me neither.
God damn. Oh yeah.
We can't. I don't remember
summer being this. Yeah.
Suffocating. Me too.
It's too much. They're doing too much.
They're doing too much. Yeah.
We gotta talk to them. It's not funny.
We gotta talk to them. We do.
I mean, we're not laughing.
I mean, it's past. We're not laughing anymore.
It's not. At this point, it's not a joke anymore.
It's not funny. Right.
It's not. Nobody's laughing.
Dude. Like what's happening here?
Who's enjoying this? Gotta stop it.
Gotta stop this, man. It's not funny anymore.
We're doing this every year, man. Yeah.
I think we're doing this every year. Honestly,every year we're saying,
this year is crazy. Like crazier than ever.
And it's becoming crazier and crazier.
We have to think about it.
Like we have to do anything.
Like we have to do something about it.
Like, I don't know, but we have to rebuild thecity.
It's, you have to adapt to the new climatization,climate.
Like what's happening to Europe, right? Yeah.
You heard. Exactly.
Europe is taking on a huge heat stroke.
And they don't even have ACs in their houses.
Because they have been very kind of coldcountries.
They didn't even need those things.
All of a sudden, right? Yeah.
They're fighting each other.
They're fighting each other?
Some people in Paris, they punched.
For what?
For the AC.
Oh, for the AC? Because they want to buy the AC?
For the last AC.
Oh, God.
I mean, that's, I mean, somehow I understand that.
You know, it's a life or death situation out here.
God, I was watching a video of like a BBC news orsomething
of like this Europe heat stroke situation.
And like they were giving out interviews of likethe people,
how they're like struggling and everything.
And the way they're fighting against the heat, itwas so amateur.
Like from our perspective, we are so used to theheat.
We have so many ways to like combat the heat,right?
The Europeans, they're such a newcomer.
The way they're handling it was like, so forexample,
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the interview was like, how are you handling thisheat?
So here, I mean, I wear a hat.
I mean, it's like, I wear a hat.
It keeps your head cool.
Yeah, I wear a hat.
What the fuck?
Wear a hat? What the hell?
That was enough for them.
Four years ago, that was pretty decent.
A decent method?
Yeah, of them.
Of keeping it cool?
Yeah.
My God.
It was that cool.
Yeah, yeah.
It was very cool.
But it's like another thing I try to do is I drinkwater.
Obviously, obviously.
They were such amateurs at fighting heat.
Yeah.
See, there are so many European people coming tothe USA
because of the World Cup, FIFA World Cup.
They are crazily surprised at those AC situationsin the USA.
Central heating.
Every room is...
Every room has ACs.
Every cars, every stores, even the stadiums, theyhave ACs.
Okay.
And then the Europeans were like, what?
It feels good.
Did they not have ACs in grocery stores or publicbuildings?
Some of them, yes, but...
Many don't?
I would say 50-50, I would say.
That's pretty low.
Yeah.
Okay.
Yeah.
Wow.
But that was enough for them.
They didn't need it.
It wasn't that hot.
Yeah.
Man.
But now they have to rebuild whole buildings andcities with those ACs and everything.
Yeah.
They have to recreate the whole environment.
And that's something we should do too.
Yeah.
We need to, I don't know, bring water.
Right.
Or build a sea.
Right in the middle of Tokyo, right?
Yeah.
We need to.
That's what Singapore did with their city, right?
Really?
Yeah.
They built the city based on their climate.
And they designed their city so that the forestscould sort of soak up the heat.
Wow.
And the...
I don't know how they do it, but like...
Yeah.
Yeah.
They manipulate...
They sort of like...
Yeah.
They designed it.
They took advantage of the nature's...
How they work and deal with the heat.
That's...
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's something we should do.
Yeah.
Otherwise, we cannot...
We can't.
We can't live here.
Yeah.
All right.
So it's a battle.
38 tomorrow.
38.
38, man.
38.
We have a...
We have a recording on that day.
No, no.
Like us.
Team.
Tomorrow?
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Day after tomorrow.
Oh, day after tomorrow.
Yeah.
Yeah, it's gonna be 38.
Yeah.
So...
We should...
We...
We should...
We shouldn't do it.
We can't.
I don't think we should do it.
All right.
So stay protected, guys.
Keep them hydrated.
Yeah, you should.
All right.
Thanks for listening, guys.
Thank you.
Bye-bye.