0:00:01.458,0:00:02.904 What's up everybody? [br]This is Eric Nam and I'm here 0:00:02.904,0:00:06.064 to talk to you about a brand new, [br]really cool, super trendy 0:00:06.064,0:00:07.654 All the insiders are doing it 0:00:07.654,0:00:09.413 and it's called "MINDSET" 0:00:09.413,0:00:10.713 What is "MINDSET"? 0:00:10.713,0:00:13.899 "MINDSET" by Dive Studios is a brand new platform 0:00:13.899,0:00:17.459 where we have audio collections [br]and "boosters" , right? 0:00:17.459,0:00:19.547 from your favorite artists,[br]including myself 0:00:19.795,0:00:23.605 and we go through our lives. [br]And we go through the highs and lows 0:00:23.605,0:00:26.998 the struggles, the triumphs- [br]there's gonna be tears 0:00:26.998,0:00:30.288 there's gonna be laughter, there's is all sorts of emotions thats's you're gonna get 0:00:30.288,0:00:32.168 out of this "MINDSET" application 0:00:32.168,0:00:35.306 And myself, I'm doing it because I want to be able to 0:00:35.306,0:00:38.066 impact listeners in a very positive way 0:00:38.066,0:00:41.658 I wanna share stories that are raw, intimate, vulnerable 0:00:41.658,0:00:45.658 and honest about me with everybody else 0:00:45.658,0:00:48.478 So that hopefully you guys feel heard 0:00:48.478,0:00:49.298 And seen 0:00:49.298,0:00:53.328 And understood in some way. And hopefully impacted in a positive way 0:00:53.328,0:00:56.128 So you guys can check it out! It's free to download 0:00:56.128,0:00:57.910 You can go to "Get Mindset". 0:00:57.910,0:01:00.930 G-E-T-M-I-N-D-S-E-T.com 0:01:00.930,0:01:05.783 Or go to your app store and type in " MINDSET by Dive Studios" 0:01:05.783,0:01:11.533 It's free to download and you can start listening for free! It is free to start listening 0:01:11.533,0:01:12.703 So please check it out! 0:01:12.703,0:01:13.564 Support the cause! 0:01:13.564,0:01:16.993 We've worked really hard on it and I hope you absolutely love it 0:01:16.993,0:01:18.280 So I'll see you guys on the platform 0:01:18.280,0:01:19.773 GetMindset.com 0:01:19.773,0:01:22.155 And now back to our show! Bye! 0:01:37.274,0:01:41.402 Alright! Welcome everybody again to another episode of Get Real hosted by us 0:01:41.922,0:01:42.552 -BM 0:01:42.947,0:01:43.831 -Ashley B Choi 0:01:44.512,0:01:45.752 -And Peniel of BTOB[br]-And Jackson 0:01:46.993,0:01:50.533 We will get honest about our ups and downs of our young adulthood but from our perspective 0:01:50.533,0:01:51.533 And if you guys are in here 0:01:51.533,0:01:55.793 We got Jackson Wang from China in the building! 0:01:55.967,0:02:00.386 TEAM WANG IN THE HOUSE! [br]We got Team Wang in the building! 0:02:00.491,0:02:05.077 Oh my God! I've been wanting to come to the show long time ago 0:02:05.196,0:02:06.778 But..You know... 0:02:07.031,0:02:08.367 You guys never reached out 0:02:09.308,0:02:10.062 -P: We didn't? 0:02:10.941,0:02:11.826 -BM: Hold on! Wait a minute... 0:02:12.038,0:02:13.388 (Inaudible) 0:02:14.161,0:02:15.246 -P: Who didn't reach out? 0:02:15.246,0:02:16.973 -J: No, actually I really wanted to be on 0:02:17.200,0:02:21.200 -J: I know there's another podcast with Eric Nam, right? 0:02:21.655,0:02:23.396 -J: And there's one that Jae is on 0:02:23.508,0:02:24.858 -BM: Right, right.[br]Yeah! 0:02:24.885,0:02:26.399 -J: Do they have they have, like their own seperate ones? 0:02:26.399,0:02:27.541 -J: Or what? What is it? 0:02:27.697,0:02:29.477 -P: Yes, they're all seperate[br]-A: Yeah, they have their own shows 0:02:29.535,0:02:30.028 -J: All seperate? 0:02:30.174,0:02:33.086 -J: Jae has his own. And Eric has his own 0:02:33.517,0:02:35.325 -J: And this is the most popular one, is it? 0:02:35.583,0:02:36.060 -P: Propably 0:02:36.060,0:02:36.510 -A: Yeah.. 0:02:36.761,0:02:39.921 (Laughter) 0:02:40.394,0:02:41.983 -BM: Shut that sh*t down 0:02:42.569,0:02:43.540 -BM: Like Peniel was saying.. 0:02:43.540,0:02:46.086 -BM: Welcomeagain to the most popular podcast 0:02:48.117,0:02:50.470 -BM: Today's episode, we're gonna get into 0:02:50.470,0:02:52.744 some different topics this time 0:02:52.744,0:02:54.917 -BM: We're gonna get into hometown heroes 0:02:56.813,0:02:57.996 -BM: Where do we grow up? 0:02:57.996,0:03:00.917 -BM: What do we remember most about our childhoods' stamping grounds? 0:03:01.501,0:03:03.691 -BM: Do we ever forget where we come from? 0:03:04.273,0:03:06.485 -BM: Distance makes the heart grow fonder after all? 0:03:06.911,0:03:10.911 -BM: And we've come a long way since leaving the comforts of home 0:03:11.645,0:03:12.365 -J: Man! 0:03:12.497,0:03:13.027 -BM: Yes, sir! 0:03:13.027,0:03:15.027 -BM: Interact with us on our socials @thedivestudios 0:03:15.027,0:03:19.027 -BM: Or leave a comment on our full episode videos @youtube.com/divepods 0:03:19.027,0:03:22.512 -BM: And subscribe to the podcast on Spotify and Apple podcast 0:03:22.512,0:03:25.292 -BM: Leave a review on Apple podcast sp more people can know about our show 0:03:25.292,0:03:27.064 -BM: And join in on the fun! 0:03:27.064,0:03:28.854 -J: Nice, nice![br]-BM: Yes, sir! 0:03:28.854,0:03:32.644 -J: So, Dive Studio has Instagram? 0:03:33.106,0:03:35.157 -A: Yes[br]-BM: Yes, we do! Yes, sir.[br]We do! 0:03:35.403,0:03:37.142 -BM: Ohh..he about to follow it right now 0:03:38.560,0:03:39.656 -BM: Get upon that! 0:03:40.052,0:03:42.812 -P: While you're following, watch our Instagram.[br]So, everyone can follow 0:03:42.812,0:03:43.491 -BM: There you go! 0:03:43.491,0:03:44.672 -J: Dive Studios are not following me 0:03:45.268,0:03:49.268 -J: Ok, let me follow first![br]Yes, friends now! 0:03:49.268,0:03:51.855 -P: Who's in charge of the social media team right here 0:03:53.211,0:03:55.030 -P: Everyone is pointing a finger 0:03:56.703,0:03:57.922 -J: I love this Dive Studio 0:04:03.361,0:04:05.756 -Well, first things first.[br]How have you been Jackson? 0:04:05.756,0:04:06.440 -J: Oh my God! 0:04:08.027,0:04:09.121 -A: What have you been up to? 0:04:09.121,0:04:17.542 -J: Personally, just... I'm starting to really really try to work in Korea 0:04:17.702,0:04:21.975 -J: This year.[br]We just finished our contract with JYP 0:04:23.525,0:04:25.550 -J: But we're still GOT7 0:04:25.550,0:04:29.550 -J: We're still gonna come out with songs 0:04:30.703,0:04:35.150 -J: But this year, I think... The majority of the whole year.. 0:04:35.929,0:04:40.315 -J: Everyone is just trynna prepare...[br]Do their own stuff 0:04:41.721,0:04:43.231 -J: Each member...Someone wants to act 0:04:44.015,0:04:47.567 -J: Some are going back. Mark went back to LA. 0:04:49.234,0:04:52.936 -J: JB, Yugeom preparing their albums 0:04:54.005,0:04:56.852 -J: Bambam...have no idea what he's doing 0:04:58.585,0:05:02.200 -J: But he seems like he's doing a lot of stuff 0:05:02.200,0:05:05.993 -J: Commercials...He's really like the prince in Thailand 0:05:07.290,0:05:11.130 -J: He's doing still music. He's also thinking about acting 0:05:11.130,0:05:13.976 -J: But we didn't really have a deep conversation about that 0:05:13.976,0:05:16.473 -J: And Youngjae is preparing his album 0:05:16.473,0:05:21.367 -J: Me...I'm Also preparing my album. [br]English and Chinese album 0:05:21.367,0:05:26.632 -J: Also a lot of collaborations this year[br]And I was even talking about a song with you 0:05:28.222,0:05:30.033 -BM: We're working on that right now 0:05:32.123,0:05:36.644 -J: And also at the same time I'm running my own company.[br]It's called Team Wang 0:05:36.661,0:05:38.746 -BM: Team Wang! Let's talk about it 0:05:38.746,0:05:39.308 -P: Great [br]-A: Wow 0:05:39.323,0:05:41.705 -J: So, it's two identities 0:05:41.750,0:05:44.528 -J: One as an artist, singer and performer 0:05:44.528,0:05:49.751 -J: And the other as... just running a company.[br]Whatever you call it 0:05:49.751,0:05:51.192 -BM: CEO!! 0:05:51.192,0:05:54.672 -J: Not really CEO. It's more of... 0:05:54.952,0:05:55.712 -P: Chairman!! 0:05:55.712,0:06:01.458 -J: No,no. It's like a guy who runs the company 0:06:01.458,0:06:03.259 -A: A founder?![br]-P: As in as CEO?! 0:06:03.259,0:06:03.898 -J: No,no! 0:06:04.948,0:06:05.770 -BM: Founder. Nice! 0:06:06.655,0:06:08.652 -P: I'm not the CEO but I own the company 0:06:09.390,0:06:11.346 -J: Founder. I was a presid...[br]No,no,no 0:06:11.569,0:06:13.019 -P: Oh, president! Ok! 0:06:14.400,0:06:15.291 -BM: Jackson is being humble! 0:06:15.291,0:06:17.494 -J: What do you call it?[br]Founder, just founder 0:06:18.341,0:06:19.940 -BM : That's dope[br]-P : Founder, founding father 0:06:20.484,0:06:21.794 -BM : Team Wang has been alive for 0:06:21.794,0:06:23.548 - BM : how long now? Cause you started that 0:06:23.548,0:06:24.844 - BM : when you're in JYP right? 0:06:24.844,0:06:26.424 - J : Yeah, started that when i was 23 0:06:28.136,0:06:29.163 - J : So 4 years ago 0:06:29.280,0:06:30.341 - P : I think i could barely walk when 0:06:30.341,0:06:31.401 - P : i was 23 bro 0:06:35.544,0:06:39.012 - J : Yeah 4 years ago and I worked 0:06:39.012,0:06:42.180 - J : as a solo over there and it was 0:06:42.885,0:06:47.710 - J : I could work everywhere except for 0:06:47.994,0:06:51.267 - J : Korea.. That was the deal. So then 0:06:51.267,0:06:53.019 - J : You know since the contract ended 0:06:53.766,0:06:54.620 - J : You know I'm trying to bring 0:06:54.620,0:06:56.160 - J : everything back.. you know 0:06:56.589,0:06:58.989 - J : On my music, endorsement, and just 0:06:58.989,0:07:01.163 - J : Everything, what i've done 0:07:01.163,0:07:02.443 -J : in 4 years, to try 0:07:02.443,0:07:03.318 - J : to bring it back 0:07:03.557,0:07:05.131 - BM : Right, so you're initially trying 0:07:05.131,0:07:06.484 - BM : to build your brand again 0:07:06.733,0:07:10.581 -J : Yeah in Korea, cause since my songs 0:07:10.581,0:07:12.811 -J : You can't find any of my songs 0:07:12.811,0:07:13.705 -J : in Korea 0:07:13.705,0:07:14.751 -A: What?[br]-P: Oh really? 0:07:14.778,0:07:16.877 -J : On every platform, so this year i'm 0:07:16.877,0:07:19.559 -J: trying to like distribute it again 0:07:19.559,0:07:23.968 -J: in Korea.. so trynna connect with the 0:07:24.162,0:07:25.489 -J: Korean audience again 0:07:25.703,0:07:27.331 -P: Right,right, i mean i feel like 0:07:27.331,0:07:28.782 -P: it should be pretty easy right 0:07:28.782,0:07:30.032 -P: if you did the partnership 0:07:30.032,0:07:31.032 -P: with Sublime 0:07:31.032,0:07:32.627 -J : Yeah, i mean sublime has been a 0:07:33.239,0:07:35.798 -J: Great-great team, great team and very 0:07:36.653,0:07:39.195 -J: friendly, family, very good to 0:07:39.195,0:07:43.275 -J:work with, and so i suggest if your 0:07:43.275,0:07:45.645 -J: contract ends please come to Sublime 0:07:49.690,0:07:54.580 -J: Just kidding.. Opinion 0:07:56.359,0:07:57.889 -P: Personal opinion, everyone is entitled 0:07:57.889,0:07:59.126 -P : to their own opinion, you know 0:07:59.126,0:07:59.476 -J: Yeah 0:07:59.476,0:08:00.366 -P: Alright-alright 0:08:00.366,0:08:01.673 -J: Very great team tho, very great team 0:08:02.802,0:08:04.183 -A: That's good, that's good to you 0:08:04.183,0:08:05.556 -BM: You've been grinding, you've been 0:08:05.556,0:08:07.619 -BM: Trying to rebrand the Team Wang 0:08:07.619,0:08:08.643 -BM: You've been in the studio 0:08:08.643,0:08:10.964 -BM: I think like everyday for the past 0:08:10.964,0:08:11.950 -BM: two weeks right? 0:08:12.023,0:08:15.131 -J: Yes, uh just recordings and recordings 0:08:15.131,0:08:17.565 -J: Cause you know uh nothing else to do 0:08:17.565,0:08:20.275 -J: You know like nothing else I have to 0:08:20.275,0:08:22.420 -J: prepare.. prepare the bullets you know 0:08:22.420,0:08:26.037 -BM : Yeah[br]-J: Or else cause i think my album is 0:08:26.037,0:08:29.479 -J: coming out.. global album is coming[br]out in August 0:08:29.689,0:08:31.059 -P: Uuuh.. Okay 2x 0:08:31.059,0:08:34.752 -J: Ten songs and a lot of singles in between 0:08:34.842,0:08:35.943 -J: And collaborations 0:08:36.423,0:08:38.387 -J: My next single is gonna be in March 0:08:38.902,0:08:40.474 -A: Wow[br]-P: That's soon, very soon 0:08:41.307,0:08:41.873 -BM: What's that like? 0:08:42.209,0:08:43.350 -J: That's a love story 0:08:45.189,0:08:47.609 -P: Is..just you or you got a feature[br]on there 0:08:47.609,0:08:48.403 -P: Or is that a secret? 0:08:48.403,0:08:49.483 -J: No, no. Just me 0:08:49.862,0:08:50.572 -P: Just you..Ok,ok! 0:08:50.572,0:08:53.368 -J: I have to...You know...just preparing 0:08:53.368,0:08:54.928 -J: All these days just trynna write 0:08:56.005,0:08:58.213 -J; Cause (for) all of my music videos, [br]I write my own treatment 0:08:58.743,0:09:03.509 -J: And then...It takes time.[br]It really takes time to find the location 0:09:03.509,0:09:07.509 -J: And rehearsals and shoot a demo music video 0:09:07.509,0:09:12.239 -J: And find the right actress, actor and 0:09:13.188,0:09:13.696 -P: Choreo 0:09:14.290,0:09:15.664 -J: And choreo...And then we film 0:09:16.365,0:09:18.263 -P: And you're gonna be shooting all that[br]in Korea? 0:09:18.299,0:09:21.116 -J: Yeah, I'm shooting that at the end[br]of February 0:09:21.566,0:09:25.926 -P: Ok! And then, in March...[br]Is it gonna be out in Korea and globally? 0:09:25.926,0:09:26.954 -Globally, globally 0:09:27.536,0:09:28.728 -P: Not in Korea yet? 0:09:29.148,0:09:30.267 -J: No! This year in Korea 0:09:30.637,0:09:31.197 -P: Oh, ok,ok! 0:09:31.197,0:09:32.047 -J: Yeah, from now on 0:09:32.330,0:09:33.563 -BM: Worldwide! We're getting it! 0:09:34.628,0:09:37.253 -BM: So we have a couple of questions[br]from some fans 0:09:37.253,0:09:38.908 -BM: On Instagram and Twitter 0:09:39.996,0:09:41.278 -BM: Aqua Beom asks: 0:09:41.278,0:09:44.137 "What do you feel [br]is the thing that drives you to work harder?" 0:09:44.318,0:09:45.078 -J: Aqua Beom? 0:09:45.078,0:09:45.598 -BM: Yeah! 0:09:45.835,0:09:47.775 -P: Aqua Beom like...[br]-J: Damn 0:09:48.158,0:09:48.979 -A: B-e-o-m 0:09:49.752,0:09:54.111 -J: Honestly, like, since I debuted... 0:09:56.439,0:09:58.815 -J: Noone really..not noone 0:09:59.322,0:10:02.792 -J: The only person, the only people[br]that really believed in me 0:10:02.792,0:10:06.186 -J: And had faith in me were my fans 0:10:06.186,0:10:07.064 -BM: Right 0:10:07.064,0:10:12.965 -J: And then, I've always wanted[br]to make them proud 0:10:13.796,0:10:17.883 -j: So, to a level that when they're[br]with their friends 0:10:17.883,0:10:22.289 -J: Or when they're outside.[br]When they talk: "Hey, I really like Jackson" 0:10:22.289,0:10:24.715 "I like Jackson's music", "I like Jackson's this" 0:10:24.973,0:10:26.828 -J: When they mention the name[br]Jackson Wang 0:10:27.460,0:10:31.241 -J: I want the people around them to agree 0:10:32.312,0:10:39.630 -J: To feel like they agree with 0:10:39.630,0:10:40.707 -P: With your fans 0:10:40.707,0:10:41.637 -J: Yeah, my fans 0:10:43.482,0:10:45.372 I wanted that to happen 0:10:45.952,0:10:47.082 So whatever I do, 0:10:47.082,0:10:48.652 I just wanna make them proud. 0:10:49.082,0:10:51.120 That motivates me the most. 0:10:51.611,0:10:54.181 BM: Nice, I mean besides[br]all like the hard sh*t you do. 0:10:54.181,0:10:55.721 Like all the hip hop and stuff 0:10:55.721,0:10:56.531 And all like.. 0:10:56.531,0:10:58.911 You know the macho stuff[br]you show.. 0:10:59.293,0:11:01.733 And portray on music videos, 0:11:01.733,0:11:04.353 You do do a good job I think[br]on your platforms 0:11:04.353,0:11:06.493 Showing your fans appreciation [br]and stuff too. 0:11:06.493,0:11:07.473 So that's dope man. 0:11:07.473,0:11:08.313 P: For sure. 0:11:08.621,0:11:09.791 J: Yeah and also like.. 0:11:09.861,0:11:12.441 That, at the same time[br]you know.. 0:11:12.441,0:11:13.659 I'm Chinese. 0:11:14.478,0:11:16.088 And at the same time[br]asian. 0:11:16.388,0:11:18.378 I'm really trying to.. 0:11:21.200,0:11:24.180 Share the asian culture more and more. 0:11:24.180,0:11:25.580 To the western audience. 0:11:26.032,0:11:27.512 Like I feel.. 0:11:27.768,0:11:29.548 There is a barrier. 0:11:31.171,0:11:33.051 You know we asians- 0:11:33.712,0:11:36.382 Westerners, they don't know[br]100%.. 0:11:36.711,0:11:37.886 About our culture. 0:11:37.886,0:11:38.601 P: For sure. 0:11:38.601,0:11:39.971 J: And we don't either so.. 0:11:40.549,0:11:42.899 I want to connect more with.. 0:11:43.442,0:11:44.352 Globally. 0:11:44.448,0:11:46.118 This is my goal too. 0:11:46.118,0:11:47.554 P: You wanna be that bridge. 0:11:47.554,0:11:48.361 J: Yeah. 0:11:48.361,0:11:49.891 BM: I think you're well on[br]your way bro. 0:11:50.011,0:11:53.241 A: We also had a question[br]from "wjpapillon" 0:11:53.241,0:11:57.241 Who says: "What's the most fun/[br]happiest part about being an artist? 0:11:57.241,0:11:59.131 And what's sometimes the hardest?" 0:11:59.326,0:12:01.236 J: Oh man, uhh.. 0:12:01.975,0:12:03.392 The happiest.. 0:12:03.857,0:12:06.727 I would say, you know[br]being able to.. 0:12:09.058,0:12:13.058 Achieve a certain result. 0:12:13.415,0:12:17.635 And also to show appreciation to fans. 0:12:19.129,0:12:23.129 Every prize or every result that[br]I have at this moment.. 0:12:23.335,0:12:25.589 It's all- It belongs to them. 0:12:25.675,0:12:27.515 This is my happiest moment. 0:12:27.515,0:12:28.925 To show them that "Hey.. 0:12:31.213,0:12:33.803 "I can make you more proud" 0:12:34.712,0:12:38.432 That and also like being able[br]to perform in front of all the fans. 0:12:38.432,0:12:39.262 P: Right, right. 0:12:39.426,0:12:41.266 J: In some ways, you know like.. 0:12:41.478,0:12:43.568 We've all performed in like you know.. 0:12:43.568,0:12:45.088 In front of a lot of fans, but.. 0:12:45.495,0:12:48.015 We all know that it doesn't last forever. 0:12:48.015,0:12:49.205 BM: Of course, yeah. 0:12:49.205,0:12:52.155 J: So, in some way I really[br]appreciate it and.. 0:12:52.155,0:12:56.155 That's like a really precious[br]memory of a lifetime. 0:12:57.099,0:12:59.039 Hardest part is.. 0:12:59.712,0:13:01.662 Hardest part is.. 0:13:03.947,0:13:05.807 BM: He's like "how much time[br]we got?" 0:13:07.591,0:13:09.681 No, hardest part is that! 0:13:10.720,0:13:15.180 A very happy moment, it always[br]ends up to.. 0:13:15.180,0:13:18.810 To a question like [br]"How long can this last?" 0:13:19.031,0:13:20.573 That's like the hardest part. 0:13:20.656,0:13:23.506 I have to cherish every moment. 0:13:23.506,0:13:24.286 BM: Right. 0:13:24.565,0:13:27.315 J: And how long can I do this? 0:13:27.315,0:13:30.415 You know, my body condition,[br]my mental- 0:13:30.886,0:13:32.916 Physically, am I able to.. 0:13:34.686,0:13:35.646 You know.. 0:13:35.646,0:13:36.416 BM: Keep up. 0:13:36.416,0:13:37.166 J: Keep up. 0:13:37.166,0:13:38.516 BM: Worrying about the future huh? 0:13:38.620,0:13:39.850 J: Yeah. 0:13:39.850,0:13:41.360 BM: I feel that. 0:13:41.582,0:13:42.622 P: Yeah, yeah. 0:13:42.622,0:13:45.072 BM: I feel like most artists for the[br]most part is always like that. 0:13:45.072,0:13:47.262 Like how am I gonna top my next.. 0:13:47.262,0:13:49.382 How am I gonna top my current one[br]with the next one? 0:13:49.382,0:13:51.601 And how am I gonna top[br]that one after that? 0:13:52.102,0:13:56.672 How am I gonna consistently keep[br]longevity as an artist? 0:13:56.672,0:13:57.502 I feel that 0:13:57.610,0:13:59.460 J: True. Very true. 0:13:59.464,0:14:00.544 BM: Yeah, man. 0:14:01.466,0:14:03.481 J: Why am I the only one answering? 0:14:03.481,0:14:04.861 Why aren't you guys answering? 0:14:04.861,0:14:06.381 A: Because these are questions for you.[br]P: Cuz these are for you. 0:14:06.509,0:14:07.829 J: I wanna know too! 0:14:08.808,0:14:11.098 I thought this was gonna be[br]a conversation. 0:14:11.271,0:14:13.576 P: These fans don't wanna hear[br]our answers. They're your fans! 0:14:13.576,0:14:14.906 A: Yeah they're sick of us! 0:14:14.906,0:14:16.836 P: Papillon! That's your song![br]That's not our song! 0:14:16.836,0:14:18.256 BM: Papillon! 0:14:18.692,0:14:21.342 J: Just.. long story short! 0:14:22.447,0:14:26.447 P: What's the happiest and [br]what's the hardest part of being a- 0:14:26.447,0:14:28.217 BM: I think happiest uhm.. 0:14:28.477,0:14:30.397 Obviously like Jackson was[br]talking about. 0:14:30.985,0:14:33.665 Releasing music and seeing.. 0:14:34.649,0:14:36.459 Just fans go crazy over it. 0:14:38.689,0:14:42.189 Cuz when you're in a creative field.. 0:14:42.189,0:14:43.599 And you kind of.. 0:14:44.043,0:14:47.613 Bring in something to reality[br]that came from your head. 0:14:47.613,0:14:49.043 And you see people rocking with that. 0:14:49.043,0:14:52.003 It's like "Oh shit, I'm the shit" kinda 0:14:52.665,0:14:53.685 P: Kinda. 0:14:53.735,0:14:56.105 BM: There's that. And then there's like.. 0:14:56.105,0:14:58.255 Like you were saying, appreciation[br]like damn.. 0:14:58.255,0:15:00.815 That resonates with you?[br]Like me and you are one right now. 0:15:00.815,0:15:02.215 Tight. You know what I mean? 0:15:03.658,0:15:06.668 You build an intimate relationship[br]with your fans. 0:15:06.873,0:15:09.783 I feel like that's probably one of[br]the best parts because.. 0:15:09.783,0:15:13.783 Especially when you get to be on tour.[br]And you get to see it face to face. 0:15:14.769,0:15:17.429 I feel like that's literally the best part. 0:15:17.783,0:15:19.039 The hardest part.. 0:15:19.039,0:15:21.080 Come back to me.[br]Let me think about this one. 0:15:21.080,0:15:22.190 P: You wanna think about it? 0:15:22.190,0:15:23.180 BM: Yeah, yeah. 0:15:23.550,0:15:25.030 P: Uhh. You wanna go first? 0:15:25.108,0:15:25.838 A: No. 0:15:25.838,0:15:26.868 P: No? Alright. 0:15:26.868,0:15:28.738 J: There's so many hardest parts. 0:15:29.986,0:15:33.986 BM: We could do a whole episode[br]on the hardest part about being an artist. 0:15:35.023,0:15:37.713 J: I've seen you guys talk about[br]the hardest part being a trainee. 0:15:37.713,0:15:38.583 BM: Oh yeah. 0:15:38.583,0:15:39.283 P: Really? 0:15:39.283,0:15:40.463 J: I saw that, I saw that. 0:15:40.463,0:15:42.383 Oh, that was on another[br]podcast or what? 0:15:42.383,0:15:43.223 P: I don't know I thought- 0:15:43.223,0:15:44.123 BM: That was on ours. 0:15:44.412,0:15:46.632 P: I thought training was pretty fun[br]for me. 0:15:46.761,0:15:48.901 We had a pretty fun time. 0:15:49.696,0:15:50.936 J: We had a.. 0:15:51.325,0:15:53.365 I had some hard moments. 0:15:54.773,0:15:56.083 Because you know like.. 0:15:58.393,0:15:59.383 You came like.. 0:15:59.424,0:16:01.544 We were in the same company. 0:16:03.276,0:16:05.186 You came two years before me? 0:16:05.186,0:16:05.946 Or one year? 0:16:05.946,0:16:08.146 P: No I think like a year[br]J: You came with Mark. 0:16:08.146,0:16:09.986 P: Or like six months before you.[br]J: With Mark and BamBam. 0:16:09.986,0:16:11.396 P: No I came a little before them too. 0:16:11.396,0:16:12.466 J: Then two years. 0:16:12.466,0:16:13.636 J: Two years before me.[br]P: No, no. 0:16:13.636,0:16:14.806 P: I got cut.. 0:16:14.806,0:16:15.896 Exactly two years. 0:16:16.251,0:16:18.511 J: What?? What do you mean? 0:16:18.787,0:16:22.577 P: So like.. I was only a trainee[br]at JYP for two years. 0:16:22.577,0:16:23.637 And then I got cut. 0:16:23.688,0:16:26.608 So I think I was there for like[br]maybe a year before you. 0:16:26.796,0:16:28.256 J: Oh. 0:16:28.256,0:16:30.027 P: A year, year and a half before you. 0:16:30.027,0:16:32.356 J: BamBam and Mark came in[br]a year before me. 0:16:32.489,0:16:36.489 P: Oh really? Okay then maybe[br]like a year and a half before you? 0:16:36.816,0:16:38.296 J: Yeah so.. 0:16:38.336,0:16:40.206 To me, I didn't know korean. 0:16:40.300,0:16:41.690 P: Ah, yeah okay. 0:16:43.110,0:16:44.748 And I was a fencer. 0:16:45.098,0:16:45.908 P: Yeah. 0:16:45.908,0:16:48.168 J: What do you expect a fencer will do? 0:16:48.168,0:16:49.478 In trainee, like.. 0:16:49.578,0:16:51.908 What do you expect from a fencer? 0:16:51.908,0:16:53.818 You expect them to dance? 0:16:54.256,0:16:56.206 You expect them to sing?[br]To rap? 0:16:56.206,0:16:57.063 Nothing. 0:16:57.063,0:16:59.383 BM: So you had no musical[br]or dancing background? 0:16:59.383,0:17:00.563 J: I was so happy and.. 0:17:00.563,0:17:01.163 P: But.. 0:17:01.163,0:17:01.773 Yeah? 0:17:02.053,0:17:04.473 P: Didn't you like audition with[br]rap or something? 0:17:04.520,0:17:06.160 J: I auditioned with dance. 0:17:06.160,0:17:07.149 P: Oh dance. 0:17:07.149,0:17:09.479 J: Yeah dance but like[br]just freestyle and.. 0:17:09.479,0:17:10.869 It was WACK. 0:17:10.869,0:17:12.419 Okay, I knew it. 0:17:12.419,0:17:14.599 A: No? But you got in! 0:17:14.599,0:17:15.559 J: I felt good. 0:17:15.663,0:17:17.063 But it was wack! 0:17:17.137,0:17:18.567 I knew it! 0:17:18.567,0:17:20.607 BM: Did you think it was wack[br]at the time? 0:17:20.607,0:17:22.447 J: It's still on the internet.[br]A: Oh really? 0:17:22.447,0:17:23.947 J: People still... 0:17:24.147,0:17:25.627 A: I wanna see.. 0:17:26.359,0:17:28.177 J: Don't, don't please. 0:17:28.875,0:17:30.855 People still laugh! 0:17:31.515,0:17:33.235 P: When did your mindset change? 0:17:33.235,0:17:35.869 Because I remember when you[br]first came into the company. 0:17:35.869,0:17:37.459 You were like "hey hyung.. 0:17:37.459,0:17:38.859 It's pretty good right?" 0:17:38.859,0:17:41.119 J: I thought- I felt good. 0:17:41.119,0:17:43.079 I thought you guys were[br]gonna feel good. 0:17:44.022,0:17:45.162 But I knew.. 0:17:45.456,0:17:46.856 It was a little wack. 0:17:47.588,0:17:48.478 For sure. 0:17:48.478,0:17:49.748 BM: Even at the time? 0:17:49.748,0:17:50.718 J: But then you know.. 0:17:50.718,0:17:52.618 The video is still online and[br]everyone still.. 0:17:52.618,0:17:54.058 P: You're seriously looking[br]it up right now? 0:17:54.066,0:17:55.766 J: Everyone's still "It's cute, it's cute" 0:17:55.766,0:17:56.716 But hey.. 0:17:56.716,0:17:58.236 What do you expect? 0:17:58.623,0:18:01.179 P: Hey, whatever. It got you into[br]the company right? 0:18:01.179,0:18:02.059 J: Yeah, yeah. 0:18:02.059,0:18:03.689 BM: How old were you? 0:18:03.689,0:18:05.449 BM: At the time when you first auditioned?[br]J: I was 16. 0:18:05.449,0:18:07.769 BM: 16 when you first came to Korea? 0:18:07.769,0:18:10.159 J: Yeah, I didn't know korean.[br]I didn't know how to sing, how to dance. 0:18:10.159,0:18:11.479 How to do anything. 0:18:11.859,0:18:13.694 I was pretty buff back then right? 0:18:13.694,0:18:15.894 P: Yeah, he had like.. 0:18:16.616,0:18:18.166 Like his triceps.. 0:18:18.166,0:18:18.986 BM: Uh huh. 0:18:18.986,0:18:20.396 P: They were like abnormally[br]huge. 0:18:20.396,0:18:21.786 I was like "what the..?" 0:18:21.786,0:18:23.516 BM: It's the fencer triceps huh?[br]J: My thighs.. 0:18:23.516,0:18:25.016 P: Yeah and his thighs dude.. 0:18:25.016,0:18:26.676 J: Like..[br]Crazy. 0:18:27.191,0:18:29.891 BM: Girls love a nice pair[br]of thighs bro. 0:18:32.012,0:18:33.332 J: Apparently they didn't. 0:18:34.390,0:18:36.240 Apparently they didn't. 0:18:38.278,0:18:39.980 BM: Cultural difference maybe? 0:18:41.425,0:18:44.735 J: No, I came in and I was[br]in depression. 0:18:45.707,0:18:49.707 Since the third day in Korea.[br]Remember? I was telling you. 0:18:50.259,0:18:53.159 I said "Hyung, I'm gonna get cut" 0:18:53.159,0:18:53.959 Remember? 0:18:53.959,0:18:56.069 P: Yeah, that was like the third day.[br]I was like: 0:18:56.069,0:18:57.559 "Bro you just got here" 0:18:59.228,0:19:00.311 A: Awwe. 0:19:00.311,0:19:03.071 J: The first day he helped me[br]carry my luggage. 0:19:03.464,0:19:05.824 Up the stairs cuz we lived like.. 0:19:05.824,0:19:07.204 On the fifth floor. 0:19:07.800,0:19:09.160 P: There was no elevator. 0:19:09.160,0:19:10.323 A: What? 0:19:10.970,0:19:12.690 J: Yeah, good days. 0:19:12.690,0:19:13.930 And we always hang. 0:19:13.930,0:19:18.750 Like me, Peniel, Mark.. 0:19:18.750,0:19:20.849 BamBam and Don. 0:19:20.849,0:19:22.309 P: Yeah and Eugene. 0:19:22.841,0:19:25.001 It was like all the English speaking[br]people. 0:19:25.001,0:19:25.951 J: Yeah. 0:19:25.951,0:19:29.221 P: That's when my korean skills[br]stopped improving. 0:19:31.059,0:19:35.659 It was like only korean people[br]so i was like "In order to survive" 0:19:35.659,0:19:38.710 And then all of a sudden all these[br]English speakers started coming in. 0:19:38.716,0:19:41.386 My korean skills just went bloop. 0:19:44.031,0:19:46.881 BM: It's the perfect segway to talk about[br]hometown now. 0:19:46.881,0:19:48.361 So where were you guys- 0:19:48.361,0:19:51.281 Well I know where we were before we[br]came as trainees. 0:19:51.281,0:19:52.241 J: Where were you? 0:19:52.241,0:19:53.091 BM: I was in LA 0:19:53.091,0:19:54.151 J: Oh right I heard. 0:19:54.151,0:19:56.661 BM: I started late bro.[br]I came here when I was 20. 0:19:56.661,0:19:59.301 J: You and Isaac? were high school 0:19:59.881,0:20:01.011 BM: Junior high. 0:20:01.297,0:20:05.297 J: You and Isaac, you guys were[br]high school.. 0:20:05.867,0:20:07.257 BM: Junior high bro. 0:20:07.257,0:20:08.997 J: Junior high classmates right? 0:20:08.997,0:20:09.957 Or he's your senior? 0:20:09.957,0:20:10.767 BM: Churchmates. 0:20:10.767,0:20:12.067 J: Oh churchmates right. 0:20:12.067,0:20:12.875 In LA? 0:20:12.875,0:20:13.769 BM: In LA, yeah. 0:20:14.969,0:20:15.929 J: And? 0:20:15.929,0:20:17.109 A: New York City. 0:20:17.109,0:20:18.439 I mean New York. 0:20:18.934,0:20:20.064 P: Chicago. 0:20:20.064,0:20:21.284 J: Right, right. 0:20:21.289,0:20:22.259 A: And you're from? 0:20:22.259,0:20:23.639 J: Hong Kong, China. 0:20:24.504,0:20:27.374 BM: You went to international[br]school out there huh? 0:20:27.374,0:20:29.884 J: Yeah, since grade 4. 0:20:30.255,0:20:33.139 And the reason I went was because.. 0:20:33.441,0:20:36.385 I went to a local primary school. 0:20:37.273,0:20:39.753 Grade 1 to grade 3. 0:20:39.834,0:20:40.954 And then.. 0:20:41.966,0:20:46.156 The teachers had a serious conversation[br]with my parents. 0:20:46.156,0:20:47.926 Thinking that.. 0:20:47.926,0:20:49.656 I've like mentally.. 0:20:49.773,0:20:51.563 Disorder.. uhh.. 0:20:51.926,0:20:53.006 What do you call that? 0:20:53.006,0:20:54.924 BM: Mental disorder? 0:20:54.924,0:20:56.424 Like you're struggling mentally. 0:20:56.664,0:20:57.714 P: What? 0:20:57.888,0:21:00.258 J: They said I have ADHD. 0:21:00.258,0:21:02.648 And like mental disorder, whatever. 0:21:02.885,0:21:05.185 "I think he should go see the doctor" 0:21:07.869,0:21:09.339 So my parents cried. 0:21:10.427,0:21:12.017 But one other teacher- 0:21:12.017,0:21:13.557 Cuz my mom is a gymnast. 0:21:14.002,0:21:16.412 Like a gymnast.. 0:21:16.412,0:21:18.237 She's a world champ gymnast. 0:21:18.237,0:21:19.245 BM: Wow! 0:21:19.765,0:21:23.075 J: She's teaching the schools gymnastics. 0:21:23.075,0:21:23.816 BM: Okay, okay. 0:21:23.816,0:21:24.906 J: At the same school. 0:21:24.906,0:21:25.926 And then one other teacher- 0:21:25.926,0:21:27.606 One other student's teach- 0:21:27.667,0:21:30.917 One of the student's mother is[br]a teacher in that school. 0:21:31.452,0:21:35.452 After she heard about this incident. 0:21:36.048,0:21:38.138 She went up to my mom and said like: 0:21:38.357,0:21:39.517 "I think he should- 0:21:39.517,0:21:41.407 Maybe try to, you know.. 0:21:41.407,0:21:43.367 Bring him to international school" 0:21:43.373,0:21:45.263 "Because he's so active" 0:21:46.135,0:21:47.821 "He's open minded" 0:21:48.223,0:21:49.373 "Give it a try" 0:21:49.612,0:21:50.422 P: Okay. 0:21:50.422,0:21:52.722 J: And then I went and nothing happened. 0:21:53.397,0:21:54.287 Yeah. 0:21:55.440,0:21:58.240 I think in that international school[br]everyone's crazy. 0:21:58.994,0:22:01.494 In that international school everyone[br]is crazy. 0:22:01.494,0:22:02.664 BM: Perfect place to fit in. 0:22:02.664,0:22:05.054 J: Everywhere I went like[br]"Oh shit, I'm normal!" 0:22:07.072,0:22:09.142 This is a thing in local schools. 0:22:09.352,0:22:11.122 They're very strict about 0:22:11.122,0:22:12.042 You can't- 0:22:12.166,0:22:14.696 When you go up the stairs[br]you can't.. 0:22:14.696,0:22:16.156 Go double at a time. 0:22:16.156,0:22:17.146 A: What?[br]P: Oh what?? 0:22:17.146,0:22:18.486 A: You can't take two steps at a time? 0:22:18.486,0:22:20.411 J: You can't take two steps.[br]A: Why?? 0:22:20.766,0:22:23.096 J: If you do, you get like a.. 0:22:23.096,0:22:24.796 P: Like a mark or whatever? 0:22:25.068,0:22:27.278 BM: Is it for like a safety hazard or? 0:22:27.278,0:22:28.908 J: I don't know! Maybe. 0:22:28.908,0:22:31.468 P: Everything must be so slow[br]at that school 0:22:31.694,0:22:32.994 J: And you can't drink. 0:22:32.994,0:22:35.284 Let's say you have a lemon tea.[br]You can't drink that. 0:22:35.284,0:22:36.994 A: Oh just water?[br]P: Like only water? 0:22:36.994,0:22:38.538 J: Yeah so I though like.. 0:22:38.601,0:22:42.601 I said "Teacher.. excuse me[br]can I have a drink?" 0:22:42.601,0:22:44.021 She's like "Yeah sure" 0:22:44.021,0:22:46.671 And I took out my lemon tea.[br]And I started drinking it. 0:22:46.671,0:22:48.651 She's like "Jackson, what are[br]you doing?" 0:22:48.651,0:22:50.181 "Go to the office" 0:22:50.323,0:22:52.453 And then they thought like[br]you know I had.. 0:22:52.453,0:22:53.763 Mental disorder. 0:22:53.763,0:22:55.303 P: Because you drank lemon tea? 0:22:55.303,0:22:57.525 J: No, for like- Cuz I didn't listen. 0:22:59.221,0:23:00.161 A: Wow. 0:23:00.524,0:23:01.944 J: It's very strict. 0:23:01.944,0:23:03.720 P: That's crazy..[br]J: In local schools. 0:23:04.447,0:23:06.077 P: Like all..? 0:23:06.077,0:23:08.637 J: No, just that school in Hong Kong. 0:23:08.843,0:23:10.553 That school was really strict. 0:23:10.959,0:23:12.819 P: And then your international school[br]was just.. 0:23:12.819,0:23:14.399 J: International school was.. 0:23:14.399,0:23:15.783 P: Everything goes pretty much. 0:23:15.783,0:23:17.563 J: They don't really care.[br]You sleep on the table, 0:23:17.563,0:23:18.763 It doesn't matter. 0:23:18.883,0:23:21.133 BM: Ain't nobody taking my liberty![br]Not today! 0:23:21.913,0:23:24.443 J: No it doesn't matter, as long[br]as you get your work done. 0:23:24.443,0:23:25.833 P: Right, right. 0:23:27.446,0:23:30.526 So it's like.. American public schools. 0:23:30.526,0:23:32.366 BM: Pretty much, yeah. 0:23:32.713,0:23:36.133 Dang, Hong Kong high schools,[br]they got you on lockdown huh? 0:23:36.133,0:23:37.953 J: Lockdown. Until third grade. 0:23:38.195,0:23:40.495 P: It almost sounds like uhm.. 0:23:41.195,0:23:43.765 Aren't boarding schools kinda[br]strict like that? 0:23:43.765,0:23:46.395 BM: I guess so, yeah.[br]I see Dianne nodding her head. 0:23:48.608,0:23:50.648 You were nodding your head. 0:23:52.514,0:23:54.224 P: Or like private schools right? 0:23:54.224,0:23:56.954 Theyre a little more strict with[br]this stuff I feel like. 0:23:57.665,0:24:00.035 Okay nevermind. I don't know [br]what I'm talking about. 0:24:00.156,0:24:03.626 A: So in your regular school, before[br]you went to international school, 0:24:03.626,0:24:05.356 What languages do they speak mainly? 0:24:05.356,0:24:07.306 J: They speak cantonese. 0:24:07.420,0:24:08.930 Cantonese and mandarin. 0:24:08.930,0:24:11.583 A: And then in the international[br]school you only speak English? 0:24:11.583,0:24:13.243 J: International school.. 0:24:13.243,0:24:15.245 Cuz there's so many uhh.. 0:24:16.011,0:24:18.021 People from different countries. 0:24:18.220,0:24:19.790 We speak everything. 0:24:20.534,0:24:22.864 Or do you mean like the majors? 0:24:22.864,0:24:25.997 P: Like what did the teachers teach in?[br]A: What language do they teach in? 0:24:25.997,0:24:27.090 J: English. 0:24:27.090,0:24:28.980 And French and Spanish. 0:24:28.980,0:24:30.170 BM: Oh wow spanish? 0:24:30.170,0:24:33.130 J: I didn't go for Spanish.[br]I went to French. 0:24:33.920,0:24:35.245 For a year. 0:24:35.555,0:24:36.825 And I failed. 0:24:37.517,0:24:39.537 So I changed back to mandarin. 0:24:41.470,0:24:44.292 BM: You gotta stick to what you're[br]good at. 0:24:44.292,0:24:47.182 J: Going to international school[br]to study mandarin. 0:24:47.269,0:24:49.249 J: Haha. Good choice. 0:24:49.249,0:24:50.719 P: That's okay.[br]BM: You beat the system. 0:24:50.719,0:24:51.699 P: Easy A! 0:24:51.699,0:24:53.429 J: I beat it.[br]BM: You beat the system. 0:24:53.569,0:24:54.939 J: I didn't get an A. 0:24:55.116,0:24:56.016 P: Oh, what? 0:24:56.016,0:24:57.676 J: I think it was a C or B. 0:24:57.676,0:24:58.408 A: Huh? 0:24:58.518,0:24:59.318 P: In mandarin? 0:24:59.318,0:25:00.168 J: Yeah. 0:25:00.408,0:25:01.748 P: Okay, yeah. 0:25:02.527,0:25:03.697 It's okay. 0:25:03.827,0:25:08.137 BM: Where were your guys' like main[br]kick it spots when you were younger? 0:25:08.137,0:25:09.137 J: Kick it spot? 0:25:09.137,0:25:11.133 BM: Like where did you guys kick it[br]at the most? 0:25:11.133,0:25:13.133 Uhh let's say..[br]J: What do you mean by "kick it"? 0:25:13.133,0:25:14.043 P: Like hang out. 0:25:14.043,0:25:17.233 BM: After school would there[br]be like a spot- 0:25:17.623,0:25:18.843 P: Yeah like a mall. 0:25:19.609,0:25:21.079 It would just be the mall. 0:25:21.079,0:25:22.409 BM: The mall is a good place. 0:25:22.409,0:25:24.939 P: It was like that or we were just[br]outside like running around. 0:25:25.777,0:25:27.037 J: Running around?? 0:25:27.037,0:25:27.917 P: Yeah. 0:25:29.402,0:25:30.732 J: Schools over! 0:25:32.926,0:25:34.986 P: We were just outside or [br]at the mall. 0:25:34.986,0:25:36.676 Its pretty much where I hung out. 0:25:36.676,0:25:37.888 BM: What about you Ashley? 0:25:37.888,0:25:40.108 A: Well, in New York, malls- 0:25:40.108,0:25:43.008 The closest mall is like 40 minutes[br]away by car so. 0:25:43.008,0:25:43.868 P: Damn. 0:25:44.026,0:25:46.786 A: Mall would be just like a[br]special thing that you would do 0:25:46.786,0:25:48.646 On a special day.[br]BM: Like with your friends. 0:25:48.646,0:25:50.106 A: Ask your parents for a ride. 0:25:50.106,0:25:51.996 So usually after school. 0:25:51.996,0:25:54.906 I'm from Queens so we [br]hung out in Flushing a lot. 0:25:54.906,0:25:56.886 Flushing was basically like.. 0:25:57.644,0:26:00.924 Korea, but like from the 80s.[br]It was just like.. 0:26:01.674,0:26:03.474 Korea in the 80s. 0:26:03.474,0:26:04.419 BM: Wow. 0:26:04.712,0:26:08.712 A: We had all these Korean stores[br]and stuff but it was just very old. 0:26:09.335,0:26:11.365 BM: Like Morning Glory and those? 0:26:11.365,0:26:13.305 A: Yeah, we had Morning Glory. 0:26:13.359,0:26:17.029 A; We had like[br](continues to name Korean stores that the American subtitler can't understand T-T) 0:26:17.029,0:26:18.699 A: Like all these Korean restaurants 0:26:18.699,0:26:21.529 A: Uh we would basically, we had like a ritual, we would 0:26:21.529,0:26:24.449 A: Uh, we basically, we had like a ritual, we would go take sticker pictures at this one place called (Korean Name), 0:26:24.449,0:26:28.226 and we would go to karaoke, sing for an hour, 0:26:28.226,0:26:32.666 and then we would go to (Korean Name), eat 치즈돈까스 with 김치 볶음밥, 0:26:32.666,0:26:35.426 J: K-Town? New York? 0:26:35.426,0:26:37.657 A: Yeah, in Flushing, it’s like K-Town basically. 0:26:37.657,0:26:40.078 BM: You guys, you were basically in Korea in the States. 0:26:40.078,0:26:41.151 A: Yeah I was! 0:26:41.151,0:26:42.351 P: You had a set routine. 0:26:42.351,0:26:43.851 A: Yeah, yeah, seriously. 0:26:43.851,0:26:47.288 P: “Its uhhh 1:00 PM, time to eat that 김치 볶음밥.” 0:26:47.597,0:26:52.116 A: Yeah! And to do all that we only needed $20 because it was like $5 to take sticker pictures, 0:26:52.116,0:26:56.497 A: it was $5 for a karaoke, and it was like $5 for 치즈돈까스. 0:26:56.497,0:26:57.283 BM: Dang. 0:26:57.283,0:26:59.214 A: Yeah so, it was really cheap back then.[br]P: Dang. 0:26:59.214,0:27:01.021 A: That was what I did. 0:27:01.021,0:27:03.771 J: I loved the pizza.[br]A: Huh? 0:27:03.771,0:27:07.771 J: The $1 pizza.+[br]A: Ohhh yes, it's so good. 9:59:59.000,9:59:59.000 J: Oh, China Mac brought me