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[Translated and captioned by ShibaSubs]
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[Translated and timed by cissy]
[Reviewed by soph]
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Welcome back to Shanghai Share Life!
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Ok, let's recap what happened
last episode.
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After his hard work, Tianqi finally
earned some recognition at his job.
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But the same day Nana got reprimanded.
Tianqi couldn't wait to share his news.
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But it ended in a big blow up.
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Do you even know how sad I've been lately?
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I've been feeling so worthless.
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In other news, Carmon and Hao have been
making good progress.
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Baking cakes, wiping sweat, brushing
shoulders, rolling sleeves, tucking hair.
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And at the end of last week, Curry started
planning a group dinner.
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Not sure what he has up his sleeve.
Let's take a look.
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Episode 9 (First Half), Week 9
Even Youthful People Have To Grow Up
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Hey Dad, uh... is this right?
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I thought you said this was easy!
I feel ridiculous right now.
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I worried it won't be ready in time,
she's leaving for work soon.
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-Morning!
-Good morning!
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-What are you doing?
-Making brown sugar mochi.
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It looks a little ridiculous.
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-What's this stuff?
-That's my mochi...
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-Ok.
-I'm frying it. Stand back.
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My first time frying.
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-It's good, it's good.
-Awesome.
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Do you wanna wear an apron or something?
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Sure.
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Wait, is it...
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-Yeah, the chopsticks are wet.
-Yeah.
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Thank you, thank you.
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I feel bad for you.
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-Come on.
-One more try. Stand back.
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-How about I try?
-I'll help you with the apron.
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Thank you.
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[panelist] Like an old couple.
[panelist] They match.
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Actually it looks alright,
when it's fried.
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Really? I didn't expect that.
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Hasn't your work been stressful lately?
Eating some of these should help you.
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-Were you making them for me?
-Of course!
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But it's honestly just silly, I don't
know. It might turn out really badly.
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My dad's been coaching me remotely.
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Then... looks like it might've been better
to coach you in person.
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It's a mess.
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I should've like, filmed myself just now
so my dad could walk me though it.
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If you've never made this, why'd you
work so hard to do it today?
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My dad made me. Because
my dad once used this...
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to win over my mom.
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Ok.
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[panelist] "Ok."
[panelist] "Win over my mom".
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[panelist] That actually looks decent.
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Quick, try it while it's hot.
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Is it... is it good?
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-It's not bad.
-You look pained.
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Is this cooked through? It is.
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-Sorry.
-No, no, no.
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-How long did this take you?
-I thought it would take 20 minutes.
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But then...yeah, I ended up rolling the
dough for like, over an hour.
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-Yeah...
-But you never cook.
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Yeah. And my dad was teaching me.
I feel like he hasn't made it for ages.
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Chu Mengna (Nana)
Student, 22 years old
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Wang Tianqi
Salesperson, 26 years old
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Wu Kawen (Carmon)
Designer, 29 years old
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Liu Keli (Curry)
Entrepreneur, 29 years old
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Li Xing (Hao)
Manager, 35 years old
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Chen Liuming (Ming)
Financial Advisor, 26 years old
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[panelist] "Happy Dinner
from Handsome Curry"
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[panelist] Why's he dressed up?
[panelist] What's happening?
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[panelist] His cooking looks so good.
[panelist] Wow, this crab...
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[panelist] Making me hungry.
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Comrades! Dinner time!
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Coming!
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Smells so good!
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What's the occasion?
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-I'm made a feast tonight.
-What's the special day?
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Curry, you look so handsome today!
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I'm your...tonight I'm your
private catering chef.
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You're so official.
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You even made non-Szechuan food tonight.
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So official...and you're dressed to
the nines.
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Today is a very important date.
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He's confessing.
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-No, no.
-Shit, I said it too loudly.
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Where are the others?
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-Tianqi!
-Coming, coming.
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-Can I sit in the middle tonight?
-Ok.
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Ok? Save this seat for me.
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-Then...ok.
-Ok.
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Should we ask Ming where she is?
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She should be back soon, I
texted her just now.
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Seems like there's something to celebrate.
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You can say that.
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I think she's back.
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-Hello!
-You're back!
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There's a big surprise waiting for you.
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We're...waiting for you to come drink.
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Don't be nervous,
swirling the glass like that.
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-Take it easy.
-No, I'm letting it breathe.
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Just letting it breathe a little.
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-Easy, easy.
-Yeah, yeah.
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-You need a clear head.
-Hello!
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-Hi!
-What do you think?
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-This...
-Look--
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-They're all your favorite dishes.
-It's prawns! My favorite!
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-Did you make all this yourself?
-Yes.
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Shanghai food.
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You're so amazing. I can't believe
it's all of my favorite dishes.
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Yeah?
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You've got skills, Curry.
Well done, well done.
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Alright, thank you.
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Why so official today? I thought when
you said group dinner you meant we were
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gonna gather for a spicy stir
fry hot pot or something. Like that.
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Actually tonight is a...I think a
very secret and special occasion.
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-When he says "secret" now I get scared.
-Yeah.
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What if ten dogs suddenly come
running out?
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So it's like this. So--
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regarding the reason it's secret and
special, I think we should eat first.
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-Keep us in suspense.
-The suspense is crucial.
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Anyways, I'm very happy that we have
a new gentleman and lady.
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And it's our first time eating together
as a group. Alright? Let's drink to that.
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-Alright! Yay!
-Here.
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So happy to meet you guys!
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-How should we drink?
-You mean bottom's up? Or...what?
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-Classy.
-Ok, ok.
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-How about this? I'll empty it.
-You're showing off?
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No, it's like this. I have to drink a
glass before I can fully tell you guys
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why today is such a secret and special
occasion.
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-We're excited.
-Right.
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Curry's surprises always make me...
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This guy.
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-I'm emptying a second glass.
-Another?
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How many glasses
before you tell us?
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-Three glasses.
-Three?
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-Ok.
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I feel... kind of....
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-I'm doing it.
-So excited.
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-We're all waiting.
-I'm so excited.
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Ok, so you've talked it all up.
Now the big reveal.
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What is it?
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Alright.
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I'll explain to you all now why today is
so secret and so special.
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This meal I've prepared expresses all the
feelings I have about living here.
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Including all of the...gratitude I feel
towards each of you and...
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Why are you getting sad all of a sudden?
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Actually it's like this. So I've
recently received some good news.
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My company's first webseries is finally
ready for wide release.
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So in the last week we've been busy with
a flurry of operations work.
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Afterwards, the staff strongly advised
me to come back home to work with them.
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So, uh...
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it's like this--
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I...weighed out the pros and cons.
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Actually up until this year, I was a
failed entrepreneur.
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And I decided to put my all into this
pivot. It's been a lot of pressure.
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I want very badly to succeed.
To show all of my friends.
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To show all my former collaborators.
To show my parents.
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So to me, my career is everything.
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So you've decided to leave the house?
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Yes.
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So when are you leaving?
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Probably within these next two days.
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Because they really do need me there.
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I understand.
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Actually the reason I moved here in the
first place was because of my staff.
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And my family. They thought I
was too strong-willed.
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And I wasn't giving them any
personal space at home.
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I was hoping that through living here
and being with all of you,
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I'd be able to change myself a little.
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And I could learn how to get
along with people. So I hope...
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I'll be able to respect my staff's
opinions more.
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And the other reason I moved in here was
because I ended a relationship in May.
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I've been single since then, for
about half a year.
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But as luck will have it, on that day you
moved in I was the one who let you in.
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I thought it was the takeout!
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And then she walked in, and I really
felt like
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compared to other three girls
in the house,
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she gave me a very different...
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...just a different feeling.
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So...
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it really gave me good vibes.
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So, so in this time that we've shared,
I've been trying to get closer, like--
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So I was trying... when I cooked on
the first day,
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or when I wanted to train for
the marathon with you...
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Although really I've wanted
to do a marathon for a while now.
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And then when I took you to the dog
breeder,
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and when I cooked tonight's dinner
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it's, um...
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how adults do romance.
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I believe it's a slow process
of getting to know one another.
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In fact, my real intention is to find that
truly compatible person.
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So I think taking the time to get to know
each other is not a bad thing.
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Thank you. Thank you for giving me this
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this...energy and excitement to
want to to do things for a woman.
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So sweet.
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-No, no, no..
-Sorry, sorry, I'm kidding!
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Of course, I said all of this stuff
without your permission.
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I hope you won't mind.
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But to tell the truth, when it comes to
personality,
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I think that Ming and I are
two birds of a feather.
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Where do you get all this confidence?
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Just--
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Not confidence, just... why would you...
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I actually think that you and I are very
different types of people.
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Okay.
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Because I'm a really, really slow-moving
person. I'm very even-tempered.
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But you're more the impatient type,
you get angry more easily. Right?
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Right?
-Right, right.
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Actually, I'm a little afraid of men
who are emotionally very up and down.
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Because I don't know when you might
just...lose control.
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You're a little...you're really a little
like my dad.
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[panelist] She's tactfully rejecting him.
[panelist] She's so tactful!
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[panelist] He's gonna cry.
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I also think you're still growing
in your career right now.
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In my work, I also meet a lot of
entrepreneurs like you.
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Entrepreneurs really aren't cut out for
romance.
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What I said probably sounds like
a rejection. But from my perspective,
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I really hope you can
focus on your career.
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[panelist] Aw, he's crying!
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Because...maybe it's selfish.
Because I want to be, for my own partner,
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I always want him to put
me above his career.
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Because you know how I said before, I
had a really bad relationship?
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And the problem was just one thing --
he always put his work before me.
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When he had to choose, he always
chose...he always chose his work.
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I don't ever want to be in a relationship
or a romance like that again.
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I think it would really hurt me.
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I think what I'm looking for in
a boyfriend might...I might lean towards
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men like Hao. That type.
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[panelist] She's still dropping hints
to Hao!
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-Here, have some.
-Oh, thank you.
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[panelist] Feeding Carmon! Nice!
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[panelist] This whole dynamic is amazing.
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But it's still a bit of a pity.
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He's hurt.
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I just don't get why he didn't pull her
aside to say this part.
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Why did he put the others through that?
-Just to make everyone feel bad.
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That was a mess.
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-I'm cringing so hard.
-That ruined my day.
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That ruined your day?
You're a little sensitive!
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I'm sorry! But seeing you makes my
day good again.
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If you say that ruined your day,
that makes me feel bad!
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My day is ruined and my happiness is gone,
I'm so sad!
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-You're too much.
-I agree.
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-He really is a good person.
-When he's hurt, we also feel...
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-But we all know he...
-Had it coming.
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-Just--
-No--
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It's just that his actions really...
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You guys are the worst. You two.
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I'm distancing myself.
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No, really, in my head I already think
of him as my friend.
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Really? You'd treat a friend like that?
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If your friend got rejected you'd say he
had it coming? You'd say that?
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He did the wrong thing, but you do feel
really bad for him.
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-Do you?
-I do. I feel bad.
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-But actually we guessed that he'd leave.
-Yeah.
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But we didn't expect him to shoot
his shot at the last minute like that.
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And he just completely...
it was just awful to watch.
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Never confess with others
watching, ok?
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Never ever confess like that.
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It was terrible. I was just thinking that
if I were Ming, I'd be speechless.
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I'd be sitting there holding my glass
and he'd be going on and on
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and I'd be thinking, why are
you doing this right now?
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-Yeah, it's so bad.
-Just stop talking. Just stop.
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Yeah, he made that girl so uncomfortable.
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Really uncomfortable. It puts a lot
of pressure on the other person.
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But Ming really...handled it well.
-She wasn't having it.
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She was feeling the heat, but she still
rejected Curry very commendably.
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I don't think she really rejected him
because of his career. She just said that
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to let him down gently. I could
see the gears in her head whirring, like
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what can I say right now to make this
less awkward and give him some dignity?
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-Then what's her real reason?
-It's because she just doesn't like him.
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-That's true.
-And did you guys notice
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how high and mighty he acted when he was
confessing?
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Like a boss
commending his subordinate.
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He's not confessing.
He's announcing.
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I'm announcing that I like you.
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Do you think he only has one
way of expressing himself?
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Yes. So, Curry, I have some advice for
you. If you have to say something,
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don't start with the word "actually."
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There's a genre of comedy called "improv
comedy." And in improv, we have a rule.
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It's called "Yes, and." No matter what
someone else says,
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you have to respond with "yes, and..."
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If you practice this, it'll help you.
-It will.
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-It helps you in work too.
-Yes.
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-In teamwork.
-And with your staff troubles too.
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-Yes.
-Yeah.
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In his meetings, somebody probably says
something and he says "Actually..."
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The word "actually" is not a good word
to start off with.
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If someone says something, just reply
to their thought, alright?
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Just a teeny suggestion, don't
be mad at me!
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When he hears this he's going to go,
"Actually Li Dan, it's like this..."
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I think Curry might've never met someone
like Ming before.
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-Mature.
-So he really fell for her.
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Ming's not the same type of
person as Curry.
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She's the person Curry
wants to become.
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She said what I'm looking for
in a boyfriend is someone like Hao.
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And when Hao heard that,
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-Quick, give her food.
-Quick, give her food.
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Brother Hao, ladies and gentleman!
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-That was all-out battle right there.
-Amazing.
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-Hao's confessions have all been private.
-Yes.
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-Way better.
-And they happened organically.
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They weren't like
elaborate ceremonies.
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He just does his thing, makes
the cake, mochi
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and then suddenly says,
"This is how my dad wooed my mom."
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It's just the two of them, very intimate.
He didn't announce it.
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He wasn't like "today I've made
a secret and special mochi for you."
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And let's be honest-- his mochi, his
cooking skills are far below Curry's.
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If you compare it like that,
it's kind of painful.
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But since he communicates well,
it doesn't matter.
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And Hao texting his dad-- that gesture
made me think he really likes Carmon.
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It's so dedicated. He'd seek out his
dad to ask him about making the dough.
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Then let's watch the rest of Curry's
departure. Sigh, our Curry...
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We feel sorry for you, but...
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-But what can we do...
-We don't know what to do with you.
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It sucks.
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What?
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Just, ugh, another person gone...
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and so suddenly, why is it always
so sudden?
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One meal, and he's gone like that.
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Do you think...
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Curry...
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Like, why did he leave so suddenly?
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Didn't he say like, his team
needed him?
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But I honestly think that isn't
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something he absolutely
needs to leave for.
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So I actually think like, no matter
how much his team needs him,
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he definitely wouldn't have left like this
if Ming had shown a little interest.
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I think the two of them probably had
some kind of private conversation
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that made Curry finally...
give up.
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I hope his work goes well at least.
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Hang on, I got a call.
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Hello?
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What's up?
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My professor just called me.
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Your professor?
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What did she say?
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She said...
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So you know how I
was trying out that role?
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She just switched me out for someone else
again.
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Why?
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She didn't like your acting?
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Because you didn't make me zhajiangmian.
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I...
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You know who actually called
me just now?
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It wasn't your professor?
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No, I was playing a joke on you!
Guess who it was. Just guess.
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How am I supposed to guess? Your mom.
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I just got a call from Professor Lai
Sheng Chuan's office.
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Are you kidding?
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The one from the play?
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Yes! The director of that
play we watched!
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-Why would he call you?
-Because Chen Jianbin, Teacher Chen...
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He's one of the panelists for SH Share
Life, and he got me an audition!
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You're so amazing.
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-Wow, amazing!
-So Teacher Chen, you connected her?
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-Can you get me a connection too?
-I want to act too, Teacher Chen!
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-Is this really happening?
-Congrats, congrats!
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-Did that hurt?
-It hurt.
-Is this really happening?
-Congrats, congrats!
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-Did that hurt?
-It hurt.
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Really?? I have to work my hardest, you
have to make me.
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-I will.
-I'll work hard!
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Hey, if you... you said you're about
to make it now...
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Do you remember when we discussed
what would happen...
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when the two of us finally achieved
something...in our work?
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What did you say?
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Please say that again?
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-Oh, so you're denying it now?
-What are you...what are you saying?
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No, didn't you say back then, how
when
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the two of us had more stable careers...
right?
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Then we would...?
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Then we would what?
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Date! It's not romantic if you make
me say it.
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You have to say what you mean!
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Then...wait until I get the part. Wait,
what if I don't get it?
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If you don't...we should
still date, I think.
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-Why?
-I don't care about that!
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Then...for now, can you just support me
as I jump this last hurdle?
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Sure.
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-Then it's a deal.
-Pinky swear.
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-Do your best.
-I'll do my best.
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-It's so sudden. Teacher Liu leaving.
-Yeah.
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What he said today was so sudden too.
Kind of scary.
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To tell the truth, because...
I've known Curry for while now.
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I have a love-hate relationship with him.
But now that he's really leaving
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I still feel...really sad.
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I think he's a good guy. But he's just...
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not really my type.
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I think Hao feels a lot more relatable,
and we understand each other better,
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and there's so much more to talk about.
I feel like I can learn a lot from Hao.
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And that's important to me.
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So did you reject Curry because of Hao,
or...
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No, I just think...I'll see where it goes.
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Go on some dates.
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Only if you don't mind, of course...
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No, no. There's nothing between
me and him, really.
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-Hello.
-Hi!
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I'm back.
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-You look adorable.
-Yeah, but aren't you hot?
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-What's this?
-I thought...I expected
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the vibe to feel sad in here.
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-I'm still a little bit sad.
-Yeah, of course you'd feel a little sad.
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We'll adjust to it.
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But, I think Curry was really serious
about you.
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He put so much thought into pursuing you.
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It's not gonna happen.
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I think at my age, I'm already...
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I wouldn't...I wouldn't like a guy just
because he puts in a lot of effort
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and tries really hard for me.
I just can't do that anymore.
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I wanted to make it clear tonight
because I was worried
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he'd keep thinking about it...
and...well, yeah, I just feel...
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But actually saying it clearly like that
is better for both of you.
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Yeah, I think it's better to end it as
soon as I can.
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So we can all still be friends.
It feels natural, I think.
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So what you're saying is,
there's no chance for the two of you.
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I know exactly what I want.
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Alright, my friends! Welcome to KEEP
Live Classes. Let's start today's workout.
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Three...two...one...go.
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[panelist] He's leaving!
[panelist] Seeing this makes me emotional.
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My name's Liu Keli, everyone
calls me Curry.
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-Curry?
-Yes.
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Eat up, eat up.
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Coming through. Let me through
in the middle.
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Here, give me.
Thank you to our head chef, Teacher Liu!
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-Cheers!
-Nice.
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I've decided to take you all camping
tomorrow.
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Go, Er Lang, run! Go, go!
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Our main purpose tonight is to be happy,
okay?
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-Hello!
-Hello.
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Hello, I'm the new house mate.
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-My name's Ming, hello.
-Hello hello.
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My heart's melting.
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Thank you for giving me this...energy and
excitement
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to want to to do things for a woman.
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I actually think we're very different
types of people.
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Ok.
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Hey.
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You scared me! Why are you up so early?
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-Yeah, I'm leaving.
-You're leaving?
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-Yeah.
-Now?
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-Yeah.
-Then, let's call the others.
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-They're sleeping, still...
-Let them sleep.
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-It's okay.
-I already texted them all. Its' okay.
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Come on, see me out. Don't, don't...
don't call them. No need.
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Anyways, what I said still stands.
That we're parting ways now in order
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to have a happier reunion someday.
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I'm rushing to leave because I have to
work this morning. They're all waiting.
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Yesterday I feel like everyone
already said what they needed to say.
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I don't really want to make everyone upset
again just to see me off.
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-I feel kind of bad.
-It's fine!
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What's there to feel bad about?
Come on, see me to the door!
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Alright.
I'll help take this.
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-Ok, thank you.
-Ok.
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-So you're starting work this afternoon?
-I'm starting work this morning.
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-Then I wish you all the best.
-Sure.
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Anyways once my work settles
down a bit
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we can all grab a meal, or
go out somewhere.
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Speaking of meals, thank you...
for all those meals you made.
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-They really were amazing.
-No need to thank me.
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It's just part of living
together, right?
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-Ok.
-Here, I'll see you out.
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Hang on, this...
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Let me hang it.
-
It's okay!
-
-I'll help you.
-Here, I got it.
-
-It's okay.
-Ok.
-
-Ok.
-Cool. This is it, then?
-
-Bye!
-Alright, it's okay.
-
-Ok.
-Cool.
-
-Bye!
-Bye!
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-Good luck with everything.
-Ok, goodbye!
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I'm going! Ok.
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[panelist] He welcomed her in, she's
seeing him out.
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[panelist] Poetic.
[panelist] Very poetic.
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Is it cold?
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It's okay, it's better on the bike.
-
-The weather just changed like that.
-Yeah.
-
How come you seem down today?
-
You know how Curry left?
-
My first impression of him felt so
different from my feelings about him now.
-
At first I just thought he was a
bull-headed, stubborn Leo.
-
I don't know how to say it...
-
-I'm getting tired.
-Do you wanna walk a little?
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Ok.
-
Don't worry, it's...it's not like
we won't see him again. Right?
-
But I do feel...I do feel sorry that he
didn't even say goodbye.
-
-Sit for a bit, let's sit for a bit, ok?
-Ok.
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Cold?
-
-You're not cold?
-I'm not, I just biked. I'm hot.
-
You're really not cold?
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I'm really not, I'm hot.
I'm gonna be sweaty soon.
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Thank you. You're really not cold?
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Nope. It's no big deal.
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You eat.
This one's really cute, it suits you.
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-Thanks.
-Or do you want chocolate?
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I'll take this.
-
To be honest...like...
-
what happened between Curry and Ming,
I was thinking about it...
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I feel...
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like...I feel like I might...
-
I might be in a similar situation.
Because I do have some thoughts
-
I wanted to share with you.
-
I don't know how to say it.
-
I think...like, seeing Curry and Ming made
me realize...
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I feel like they miscommunicated
and I don't want to be like that with you.
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Like how they were. Because I really think
you're such a great person.
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You're so caring and mature.
-
I think you're beyond perfect.
Just a really, really good man.
-
These days we've been hanging out,
I've really...tried hard to...
-
be open-minded about things. I think
I've been giving myself a chance.
-
So I've tried hard to...understand you
and get closer to you.
-
I was thinking...
maybe it could work.
-
Maybe...it would be ok.
-
But...
-
but I need to be honest with myself.
-
Before I came to the share house,
I thought about the type of guy
-
I wanted and I had some specific...
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-Standards.
-Standards.
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Like...youthfulness, and
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Youthfulness.
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A really outgoing smile,
a sunny smile, that type of guy.
-
I think...I just wanted to let you know,
and tell you...a little...more clearly...
-
like...I've already held out
for twenty-nine years.
-
So if I've tried something and felt like
it doesn't work for me, I think
-
I'll cut my losses.
-
I feel like it's unfair to you. But...if
something doesn't work, it is what it is.
-
I think...
-
I'm really grateful for your attention,
but it seems like I can only...
-
take a step back. As in, like,
you and me going back to being friends.
-
Like that.
-
But you really are a very, very good man.
Really, really.
-
It's cold. Should we go back?
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Let's go back, okay?
-
Give me the water, ok. I'll pack it up.
-
I got it.
-
-Let's go.
-Ok. I'll give you this.
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No worries! You wear it.
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Let's go.
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-Carmon!
-What's up?
-
Even youthful people have to
grow up someday.
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[panelist] Even youthful people have to
grow up someday.
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[panelist] The heartbroken little kid.
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Even youthful people have to grow up.
That sentence was kind of a critique.
-
-Yes.
-Carmon, you too will have to grow up.
-
Just because you've held out for 29 years
doesn't mean you get 29 more.
-
But I really didn't expect Carmon
to not like Li Xing.
-
Mostly because before this, the two
of them were so..
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She was trying,
she said she tried.
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But after trying for a while,
she realizes she still
-
can't see herself with him.
-
Or she feels like, when she and him
get into more intimate territory...
-
she feels like...it doesn't feel right.
-
Let's discuss something. Is someone
like Hao a youthful person, in your eyes?
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-I don't care about youthfulness.
-He's not.
-
What I mean by "youthfulness" is what
that word means to her.
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Which is someone like Binshen.
-
-She wants a youthful-looking person.
-Yeah, appearance-wise.
-
Binshen isn't an example of youthfulness.
You can only call adults "youthful"
-
in this way. A youth with a sense
of youthfulness...
-
-is called a youth.
-
What's the...what's the point of that?
You may as well say they're young!
-
What's a youth without youthfulness?
Aren't all youths youthful?
-
After I heard Carmon say that, I felt like
she must like a guy like me.
-
Did you seriously just say that
about yourself? Shameless!
-
Wait, hold on. Da Xun, show us a
youthful smile.
-
Let me see. A sunny smile.
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I can't, I can't do it intentionally.
You can't force youthfulness.
-
Yes, yes. What he said is exactly right.
You can't force youthfulness.
-
But do you think he's normally like,
youthful?
-
Your reaction...
-
-Me and Li Dan, who's more youthful?
-You two both have variety-show-ness.
-
You don't have any youthfulness.
-
How can you say that? I just said...
-
-I'm not much for comparison.
-We're the same age.
-
-You're the same...
-What are you saying?
-
No, I'm not...I'm the same age as that
girl-- oh no, I'm a year older than her.
-
Me and Ming.
-
Yeah, like, Ming definitely isn't
very youthful. Ming is really mature.
-
I think I can accept the part where Carmon
says it just doesn't feel right to her.
-
But I don't really understand why her
standards are so appearance-based.
-
-Yeah.
-That part was just...
-
Shocking.
-
-Kind of shocking.
-Yeah.
-
-Because that's not something...
-A 29 year old...
-
Yeah, what kind of criteria is that
for a partner?
-
I personally think standards are just
excuses.
-
People don't really have standards. If
I say you don't meet my standards...
-
"Today I'm looking for youthfulness."
It just means you're not a good fit.
-
That's what that means. It's like Ming
saying that stuff about Curry's career.
-
She's just not into him. But she can't say
"I'm not into you, sorry."
-
I think Carmon's like that other girl.
She needs someone to take care of.
-
She wants to give love, not receive love.
-
So many people date just to suffer,
I've realized.
-
You can't change them. But Ming clearly
isn't the type that likes to suffer.
-
No, Ming wants Li Xing to do the suffering
for her, I feel like.
-
I feel like she just wants to
chase and conquer.
-
One more thing -- we have to applaud
Teacher Chen.
-
Teacher Chen! I want to act too!
-
-I want to act!
-I want to act too!
-
Teacher Chen, do you think I...
-
You're already acting, give me a chance,
would you?
-
She's just auditioning.
-
-I can audition!
-I want to audition!
-
-Alright.
-How about me?
-
Director Lai will be thrilled about this.
-
Teacher Chen, get them auditions.
See if they actually go.
-
-They definitely won't.
-I would. I'd go.
-
So...it was you who connected her?
-
-True to your word.
-Amazing.
-
-It's just an audition.
-This opportunity is special for her.
-
Indeed.
-
Then a round of applause for Teacher Chen.
-
So great.
-
Teacher Chen, a god.
-
True to his word.
-
What are you doing?
-
-This kind of thing...
-That's him being youthful!
-
A five-year-old youth.
-
Give her an audition!
-
I get it. "Youthfulness" is when
you aggravate people
[T/N: a pun].
-
Yes, get this youth out of here!
-
Ok, let's watch the next segment!
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[panelist] A youth!
[panelist] A new youth!
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[panelist] Youthfulness!
-
This is a little too youthful!
-
Isn't this Kaede Rukawa?
This guy's too youthful!
[T/N: an anime character]
-
-This guy's on a team, right?
-Yeah, it's Kaede Rukawa.
-
-He's good.
-But what does his smile look like?
-
This is too youthful.
-
If his smile's okay...
-
-Youth! This is a real youth!
-Youth! Basketball youth!
-
-How can Carmon not like this one?
-Yeah, just what she ordered!
-
-Straight out of a manga.
-He does look hot.
-
He meets the criteria for youthfulness.
Pale, thin.
-
Tall!
-
-We haven't seen his face yet.
-Athletic!
-
This casting team's amazing. Whatever
you want, they'll get for you.
-
You're picky? Well we got what you wanted,
let's see who's got the real problem.
-
Okay! That's it for today!
We'll stop rambling.
-
Let's see how this new youth fits into
our Shanghai Share Life. Bye bye!
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See you next episode!
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[Translated and timed by cissy]
[Reviewed by soph]