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Hello, I'm Jondbal.

I'm here in Itaewon.

I'm here with the famous Englishman, and I'm here with the concept.

I'm a high school Jock, and I'm here with the date scene on the YouTube channel.

I've been living a different life since I've been here for a while.

I'm going to take a look at the next time.

I'm here in the next one.

I'll see you later.

What a day.

It was fun watching the master at work.

Literally it's just a tea bag.

It's not literally, it's literally.

Amazing, amazing.

I'm just a beginner.

You were great.

I was great?

Yeah, you were great.

It's been a really long time since I've done something outrageous like that.

Do you see yourself doing it again?

Yeah, if you let me.

Only with people that I really like.

Oh, do you like me?

Yeah.

Thanks.

I guess the most recent one was with Sam Moon.

Sam Moon.

So you like comedy, right?

Yeah.

What kind of comedy do you like?

Honestly, I like black comedy.

Like if I were to pick from a movie Tropic Thunder or like Step Brothers.

My favorite.

Yeah, it's the best.

I love Kim Peele Kim Peele.

I love Kim Peele.

I loved watching Dave Chappelle when I was young.

He's legendary.

Yeah, I think we have we have a similar taste Yeah, well, I am glad you had fun today.

It was a lot of fun and it went by really fast It was a bit sad, but maybe next time we can do something else.

You can be the girl and I can be the guy.

Yeah, something outrageous.

We have some tea here.

Oh, thanks.

I think it's English black tea.

It's the type of tea that you'd approve.

I honestly don't drink tea.

Oh, really?

Oh, you hate tea.

Because they love it.

Like, why?

And they have it really sweet.

So this is decafine.

Thanks!

Decaf.

Yeah, it's decaf.

Do you forget English?

I do.

So you spent pretty much all your life in Korea and then you moved to the States when?

When I was 21, I was in my second year in my university.

And then I just quit and just moved to America.

Nice.

What made you do that?

Because I've never been to other countries and then I just had a dream

that I just want to move out and then live alone abroad Well,

it was kind of hard because my parents are quite traditional strict average Korean parents Yeah, so I had to like make like a PowerPoint

and then do the presentation in front of them This is what I'm gonna do first year second year, but that never happened Okay, your plans.

Yeah, the right plan has never happened Initially, I was going to stay for three months, but I just changed my mind because it was so nice.

Which city were you in?

California.

Oh, yeah.

Hollywood.

Best.

It's a nice place to be at when you...

Do you know why I fell in love with America?

Why?

Because American men love me.

Oh, yeah.

They love me.

As soon as I landed, they're like, Baby, you're fine girl!

Bam!

And I was like, oh wow.

This is a treatment I get here?

I was like, oh fuck Korea.

Why would I go back?

I'm like a princess in America.

You know, because they love curvy women, right?

So yeah, that was different.

I see.

So you were in California for four years, and then you moved to the UK.

No, I came back to Korea and I was working as a teacher.

Okay.

And then I moved to the UK.

I see.

You've lived in three different places for a long period of time.

Is there a place that you feel most home at?

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Korea.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, because this is my childhood.

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Right.

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What about you?

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For me, it was Chicago for a while.

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But now it's definitely Korea.

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So when did you move to Chicago?

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I was born there and then moved to Korea when I started my singing career.

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Superstar K.

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Yeah.

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So your Korean got really good.

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Because I remember you didn't really speak good Korean.

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Exactly.

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아무리 내가 널 처음 일 도.

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Yes, yes.

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Yes.

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I remember.

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I was terrible at Korean, but I worked my way, you know.

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So how did that happen?

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you know a lot of tv and books

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and dating helped your english is perfect no surface level no i don't think

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so i can't i can't get rid of deep conversation

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but your just the pronunciation

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and like your vibe i thought you were like straight up

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british at first yeah i thought you were born there this is acting i think you understand this

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because you're a singer If you can sing, you can mimic an accent quite well.

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Yes.

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So I think that's what's happening to me.

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And I like watching people.

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What are they doing?

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How do they speak?

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Yeah.

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So I think that helps.

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Ancallyo.

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Yeah.

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Because you play a lot of characters, right?

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And most of them are, they have very strong personalities.

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No, darling.

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Who taught you that?

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You're the only person, really!

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I'm a weirdo I wonder what you really like Me?

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Honestly?

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You're very outgoing and you still like to crack jokes?

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Yes, I do love humor But you know,

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it takes a while to actually make a joke with your second language.

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Do you know what I mean?

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I think that's like the final step of mastering the language.

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When I was in London, maybe my first, second year, I was struggling because I wanted to make good jokes,

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but my English is too short.

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You know?

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So I was just doing like body language, you know, like exaggerating.

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People still laughed.

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But I just wanted to make good jokes, sophisticated, you know.

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And British people make good jokes.

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They're good at joking.

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That's when I started to watch funny stuff, comedy shows, standard comedies.

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Just trying to, you know, get what they like. So yeah.

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But I was always funny in Korea to my korean friends

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i was the best comedian i believe you yeah yeah you're hilarious i love your content oh thank you

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and youtube and i think that's like a natural talent

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because it's not your profession you have your profession is something

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else yeah this comedy was more of like a hobby like a side gig

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that you started that really blew up yeah that's true

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so tell me about how how that all started and tell me also about how to get into modeling.

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Oh, so when I was in America, I told you American men love me.

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So I started to take some like model photos just for my Instagram.

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I see.

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You know?

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Yeah.

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Posey, posey, posey.

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And one day, I don't know why, this guy who had a huge meme page, he posted my photo saying,

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you know, Rush Hour, the movie.

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Yeah.

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There's this Asian girl, Sooyoung.

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She sings in the car.

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She's quite famous because of that, because she's so cute.

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Okay.

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And then he said, Oh, Soo Young grew up to be her.

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That's Soo Young.

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And then people just believed it.

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And then I started to get so many followers.

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Yeah, I was like, what the hell's happening?

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And I explained, but they were like, Oh, we don't care.

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There's a hot Asian girl we're gonna follow.

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And one day Fashion Nova, you know Fashion Nova?

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It's like a brand that Cardi B works with.

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Oh, okay.

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Yeah, it's like a online fashion brand.

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And they reached out to me saying, oh, we're going to launch a curvy line.

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Would you be like an ambassador?

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Yeah.

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And then that's when I started my influencer career.

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I see.

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Yeah, in America.

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And then I moved to London.

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I started my modeling career.

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It helped because I had loads of followers.

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They were like, wow, how do you have so many followers?

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Let me sign you.

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Yeah.

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Wow.

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So it really started like coincidence at first.

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Yeah.

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That was fascinating.

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It's almost like how I started too.

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We were very lucky to just start this adventure.

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But have you always heard that you were a good singer?

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Yeah.

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Growing up.

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I actually studied music.

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Really?

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Up until college.

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Yeah.

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Like composing?

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Classical opera.

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Oh, wow.

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So music was always a part of my life and then the audition really...

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For Superstar K?

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Mm-hmm I guess that was like a big decision because you had to come to Korea for the whole show Yes,

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but I never really have plans in my life That's always the best Yeah It works out Yeah So yeah,

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it was great to be back and yeah,

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now it's my home Now you're kind of back and forth from the UK and Korea working.

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So I want to spend more time in Korea but now that I'm pregnant, you know.

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Congratulations.

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Thank you.

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My husband misses me, misses the baby, the whole family.

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Because we have a really good relationship, me and my husband's family.

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Man.

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I'm very happy for you, first of all.

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Thank you.

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It's the best.

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The baby?

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Yeah.

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And I was also Me too What would you tell my husband?

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This is going to be his first time Any advice?

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If I were to give your husband a little hint I wouldn't say anything about parenthood

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But just during the pregnancy Be of complete service to your wife You know what's funny?

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watch any of my Korean stuff but this is gonna be in English.

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Who's gonna watch this?

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Be in complete service because it's the best investment you'll ever make in this relationship

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and if you don't it's gonna haunt you for the rest of the year.

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I mean I'm sure your husband is always there for you but especially during this period.

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Keep your mouth shut.

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Yeah just be a servant.

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Yeah, she's like, you don't exist.

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Does she look more like you or your wife?

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Like me for now.

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Oh, that's so cute.

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Are you going to show her all the videos of you on Superstar K2?

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I don't think so.

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Why not?

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Maybe when she's older, but I want to keep her unknown to all of this for as long as I can.

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So what would you say if she just finds out herself?

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Like, Daddy, I was watching YouTube and you were just on there.

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You're a football player!

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You have a girlfriend?

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You have a British girlfriend?

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Yeah.

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What would you say?

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I guess then I would explain.

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But I just want her to be thinking that her dad has just like a normal job. But why?

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Why?

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Can I ask?

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Maybe I just want to be a normal person.

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Maybe I don't want her to like, brag about it at school or anything.

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Oh, okay.

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So what would you say if your daughter asks you, What's your job, dad?

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You're home all the time.

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What do you do?

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Like right now, I tell her, My dad, I'm going to work.

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Ah, that's true though.

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You're working.

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Yeah, I'm going out to work.

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Your voice is a lot deeper than I imagined.

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Yeah, so this is my real voice.

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Yeah.

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Do you ever feel that when you speak in English, and when you're speaking Korean, you're kind of in different modes and your voice tone changes a little bit too?

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It was happening at first.

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When I was in America, one of my friends, he actually said, Why do you speak like a porn star?

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So I was always like, how are you?

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Like, I'm good, I'm fine, thank you.

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Why do you speak like a porn star?

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And I was like, oh, sorry.

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And now I think I speak in the same tone.

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But at first, it was crazy.

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I found English easier when I was in America.

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After moving to the UK, it's gotten harder.

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Why?

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They used crazy words crazy words.

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Oh, the vocabulary itself is a lot more broad.

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Yeah.

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Like that's good English.

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Yeah.

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But I just feel like a dumb person.

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What's that?

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What's that word?

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I guess that could be very helpful when you're learning English because you don't get stuck just using like, Hey, hi.

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What?

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But I was fine when I was in America.

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Hey, good.

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Thanks.

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What's What's the biggest difference between the US and the UK?

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I guess the people?

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I don't know well about America because I only lived in California.

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True.

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It's very different.

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Yeah, it's really different.

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In California, people were like a peach or avocado.

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Easy to break it, and then if you go into the seed, it doesn't break.

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I don't want to say fake, but just like, I don't know, it's Hollywood.

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Sure.

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I understand what you're saying.

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But the UK, I think it's more like coconut.

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Oh, that's good.

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It's hard to break in, but once you're in, they're soft.

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Mmm.

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Yeah.

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But Londoners, they're always angry.

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They're just like Korean people.

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Because the tube system, they don't have AC in the fucking tube.

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Imagine the heat.

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Yeah, that sounds like a nightmare.

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One day, I saw this older lady.

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She just had a grocery shopping.

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She had a ham in her head.

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She's doing this with a ham.

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She didn't have any fans.

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Do you feel like you've grown angrier after living in the UK?

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Because I definitely was a really chill person before I lived in Korea.

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But now I'm just, I guess, anal.

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And, you know, 빨리 빨리.

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I think that's still in my system.

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The Korean part of me.

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Yes.

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I think I got more aggressive, even more.

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When I was just living in Korea, something annoying happens, right?

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And then I just go, oh, it's whatever.

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You don't want to talk to strangers, like, oh.

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And in London, you talk.

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You're rude, something like that.

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You're racist, you're rude.

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You pointed out.

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Yeah.

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I think it's because I've been living abroad alone.

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And I don't want to be a dumb person.

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I want to say it and so it doesn't happen to other people.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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I was in the UK when Corona just started.

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It was horrible.

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They were literally just like blocking their nose, walking by.

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Oh, really?

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Yeah.

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Oh, man.

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That must have been rough.

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That's when I got really angry. That changed me.

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Changed you deep inside.

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Yeah.

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I see.

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That's when I started getting tattoos.

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Oh, really?

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And then I just go like that.

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Everyone kind of dreams of trying to live in a different city.

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You know, for a month or like, just once in my life I want to try living in Europe for a year.

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If you could tell them one advice, would you have anything to say to them?

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I think it's because Korea has lots of.. like, at the age of 30, you have to have a certain amount of money.

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You have to be married, you have to have kids, you have to have a stable life.

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Korea has really strict...

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What do you call it?

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Standards?

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Yeah.

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And that's like bullshit when you live in different countries.

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You're 40, 50, but you still work in different jobs.

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You quit your stable job and try something else.

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Because they don't really have the standard.

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They don't...

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Yeah.

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I just want to say, don't be afraid.

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Right.

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There's more than one way to live.

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Exactly.

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And if you just move out, you'll see a whole different world.

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Yeah, it's better to have different perspectives.

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Yeah, it's no stress.

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Do you feel going to the States

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and trying to live in the UK was one of the best things that you've done?

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I wouldn't say the best because I'm maybe in a different universe.

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You never know.

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Yeah, you never know.

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If I stayed in Korea, who knows?

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But I think it worked out better for me.

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Because I always felt like I didn't belong in Korea. Because?

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Because of how I look.

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I was just wondering all the time, why do people comment about my looks?

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And why do I have to look a certain way? right

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yeah i think that's one thing we can learn from other cultures yeah

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so imagine how i would have felt when i landed in america everyone was like you're beautiful

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and i was like oh this is my heaven yeah

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you have so many um brilliant ideas and characters

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that you create do you ever have a hard time coming up with new content

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or it's just like you're always on i'm always on

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because every time i go out that's incredible yeah like every

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time i see someone interesting i just write it on my

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note like this is what they do like this would be funny

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but i don't want to offend anyone

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so i just try to be careful has anything like

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that happened recently that you remember i think I think the rapper Double Down, he's Korean American, he's Korean sucks.

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Our mom likes it.

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He speaks like that.

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I'm a Double Down, a 미국 rapper from New York.

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Mom, don't worry, Mom.

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I think that's quite funny.

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Okay.

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I don't want to offend him, so.

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Right, right.

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I'm sure he won't be offended.

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I don't know, he's a gangster in my gym.

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Oh, really?

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Okay, okay.

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Maybe you need to be careful.

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Yeah.

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That's fun.

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There's so many interesting people in the world.

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You definitely enjoy what you do?

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Yes, as a creator, yes.

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But I think you also feel the same, but there's so much pressure.

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Because you have a big following now.

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And you have to create something new all the time time yeah

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and then you want to be trendy and original yeah yeah i have dilemma

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because now that i have so many bouquet some of my followers they love the bouquet

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but others they love my self like yes bonké

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so i just have to like keep the balance between

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so that's quite hard I think so what would you what would be your bouquet

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if you can do one me I don't know about bouquet

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but I have taglines mm-hmm like Nengmyeon yeah I have quite a few

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yeah but aside from that if I could do something maybe like a rapper I always I've always loved hip-hop,

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but I would never really do hip-hop with my music.

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But why not?

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Because I respected too much to actually do it.

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I could do a side album.

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Mmm.

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But not really serious, but kind of serious.

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Mmm.

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Okay.

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Yeah.

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I like that.

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You should do it.

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Have you ever thought about acting acting?

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Mmm.

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I think you're such a great actress.

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I don't want to do any serious acting, but if I can be the main character of a funny show, then that would be great.

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But other than that...

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Really?

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No. I can't cry.

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You can't cry.

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So does that mean you can't cry on demand or you lack tears?

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I can't create in demand.

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No. Okay.

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I'm sure you can if you practice. Can you?

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Yeah.

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Really?

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If I think of something sad for like a minute.

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That doesn't work for me.

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Yeah, so I want to do like something funny.

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But what if like the next season of beef calls and they want you?

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I would do it.

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100%.

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But the second season wasn't that.

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Sorry, Bob.

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The first season was amazing.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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So you never practice or anything?

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I watch good shows, good actors.

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And I talk about them with my husband.

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I think this is why they're good.

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Instead of their eyebrows, they use their eyes.

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Your husband must be very involved in what you do then.

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Oh, he's an actor.

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Yeah, I know.

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Oh, so that's why you would even more talk about it.

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Yeah, yeah, because I have to help him with his self-tapes and stuff.

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I see.

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Do you want to talk about your husband a little or no?

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Well, he's boring.

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He's boring?

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Yeah, but he's handsome.

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He's a good-looking dude.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, and he's really nice, and I love marriage.

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Like, you feel so stable, and you finish all the huddles, and now you're with someone.

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Different chapter.

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Yeah, it's just great.

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And now you have a new life coming?

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Yes.

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So, so excited for you.

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For me, when I had my daughter, a lot changed.

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And work-wise, things took off more.

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I think that had to do with a change in my attitude, just overall energy of life.

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You're more appreciating.

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Yes.

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Yes, definitely.

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When I was younger, I was like, some things I would enjoy, some things I'd like, bleh.

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But now, whatever I do, I really try to do it, be there.

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That's great, that's amazing.

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I'm sure you'll feel that surge of optimism.

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Do you have any other upcoming projects, something fun?

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I just, I don't know.

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You're crazy busy right now, though.

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Because I have limited time.

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Yeah.

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So I'm trying to book.

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every day because it's fun you know it's fun to meet new people

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whatever thought I'm with John Buck right now yeah yeah thanks for taking the time

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thank you yeah for inviting me yeah maybe in the future

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maybe I could come on the show yeah house of peace yeah

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place is very scary well I came up with the place

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that he loves you he's like he's gonna be good you know

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that place kind of scares me like oh it's so scary Yeah, it's a lot of pressure, to be honest.

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Do you have anything that you want to tell people?

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Do I have anything to tell people?

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I just want to say, don't be afraid to be yourself.

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Because they're just like, they care too much about how other people would see them.

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I got free of that and then I'm having so much fun.

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It's great. So yeah.

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That's been a big topic at this channel.

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Really?

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Yes.

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About self-esteem and self-love.

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That's important.

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Sometimes you just stop giving a shit.

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Yeah.

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It's great.

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But it's hard to do.

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It is hard but...

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You either need a really big hit on your head or a change of environment.

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I mean if I can live twice then I would give a shit.

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But the life I have is just for once.

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For once, yeah.

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Why bother?

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Yeah.

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Life is too short.

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You just do whatever you want to do.

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Why do you care about other people? So true.

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It's good advice.

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Thanks for being you.

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Just the unapologetic, honest you.

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And I really had a blast shooting with you today.

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I really enjoyed talking with you too.

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Oh, thank you.

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You too.

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I hope you have fun with the pregnancy and everything that comes with it.

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Thank you.

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I'll make sure my husband watch this.

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You are a servant.

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For the next nine months.

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I think that's it.

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Do the British goodbye.

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British goodbye.

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Bye-bye.

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Bye-bye.

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Bye-bye oh my goodness good boy okay so if you haven't checked her out yet here's her youtube

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and check out her instagram and thank you for being here thank you bye bye bye bye thank you john

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Shadowing — это научно обоснованная техника изучения языка, изначально разработанная для подготовки профессиональных переводчиков и популяризированная полиглотом доктором Александром Аргуэльесом. Метод прост, но эффективен: вы слушаете аудио на английском от носителей языка и немедленно повторяете вслух — как тень, следующая за говорящим с задержкой в 1–2 секунды. В отличие от пассивного прослушивания или грамматических упражнений, Shadowing заставляет мозг и мышцы рта одновременно обрабатывать и воспроизводить реальные речевые паттерны. Исследования показывают, что это значительно улучшает точность произношения, интонацию, ритм, связную речь, понимание на слух и беглость речи — что делает его одним из самых эффективных методов для подготовки к IELTS Speaking и реального общения на английском.

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Что такое техника Shadowing?