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Let's see what happens this episode.
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Episode 12 (Second Half), Week 12
I'll Give You a CD From the Past
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-We have a new roommate.
-Hello.
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-Hello.
-Hello.
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How are you?
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-You also study music?
-I haven't technically studied music.
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Oh, you're...
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It's...I thought it was a bass.
That's a guitar.
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Yeah, it's a guitar.
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-I also play the guitar.
-Yeah? What kind of guitar?
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Classical guitar. I'm doing my PhD
at MSM, in New York.
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Showing off.
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Manhattan School of Music, you're so cool.
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Come, come, sit. Another musician.
Finally, a kindred spirit.
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-Why don't you sit in the middle?
-No worries, you sit in the middle!
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So your name is...
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Zhang Ting? I actually remembered it.
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-How did you know?
-She just said.
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-Oh.
-She just said.
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-Hi.
-Your name is...
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My name's Carmon. Carmon.
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-I'm a designer.
-Oooh, artist.
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I really love girls who do art.
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I really love girls who do music.
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-You're probably younger than me, right?
-No. Oh, how old are you?
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-I'm 27.
-I'm 29.
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-What's your star sign?
-Guess.
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Let's chat a bit. You and I can chat.
I'll talk to you. So... as I was saying...
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Hey, get back here! We're done.
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You guys have a real "fangirl" vibe.
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Then...can I ask what your names are?
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I'm Shirui Sun. Everyone calls me Didi.
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I'm Xiaobo Pu. Everyone calls me Pupu.
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Oh, ok, then you can use my nickname
too. You can call me ARe.
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That's what my friends call me.
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-ARe...
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"Re" as in "aggravating"
[T/N: a pun]
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ARe. So have you always
studied music, or...?
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No, I'm self-taught.
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-Then before this you were...
-You mean my major?
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-Yes.
-I studied international business.
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So different! Then why did you want to
pick up music...?
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Because for me it's a thing I've
done all my life.
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I'm...well, I started a band.
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Like...
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-An underground band.
-Underground band.
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-What genre?
-Psychedelic rock.
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Cool!
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Let's see your guitar.
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Ok.
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But like, this is an electric guitar. So
if it's not plugged in, it probably won't
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sound very good, it won't have a sound
like your classical guitar.
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But you can still show it to us.
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If you're curious, you can take a look,
but it won't make any sounds.
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It should make sound, from
what I remember.
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Why are you smiling?
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Because I love these kinds of awkward
scenarios.
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Yes. The sound is quiet.
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But I really really want
to hear you play it.
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I really want to hear something
by Green Day.
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Or My Chemical Romance. Can you play
that? Please? I love that band.
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-So do you really want to see my guitar?
-I want to!
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I really really want to see the guitar.
Let me see, Let me see.
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It's...like...
it's so heavy compared to mine.
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-What is he doing?
-She'll never show her guitar again.
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Didn't you want to see her play?
Now you're showing off, dude.
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So like, when did you start learning the
guitar?
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I haven't actually...seriously studied
with any kind of teacher.
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Actually in my genre, you don't have
to have to be great at technique.
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Play one for us! You brought it
out already.
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Well... you just played it.
You saw how it is. It's quiet, right?
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You can still hear some sound.
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I mean, I play this as part of my band,
so... if my band's not here, I can't...
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How about I accompany you on my guitar?
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I have my guitar right there.
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[panelist] Look at this guy.
[panelist] It never ends.
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Wanna try?
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Um...I think...
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the two of us haven't vibed to that level
yet.
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No, you know, like...
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it's only ARe's first day here.
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I think we should let her rest and--
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-Just drop it, she doesn't want to.
-Didn't I perform on my first day?
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She's a girl, we shouldn't pressure her.
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[panelist] This is so funny.
These two clueless guys.
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Pupu is really something.
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I'll show you the girls' dorm.
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He didn't make you mad, right? Pupu?
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Oh, it's fine. He just, maybe...
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maybe made me kind of...uncomfortable.
Sometimes. Yeah.
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Maybe because he's always been abroad,
he can be kind of forward.
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Yeah, yeah, like...
I can understand this kind of personality.
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I think you two can get to know
each other more.
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Yeah, like in terms of the guitar, and
guitar technique I do have some things
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I want to ask him about. Because I do
really respect these kinds of
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people who've specialized.
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But for people like me, I can really only
share
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that kind of headspace with a few
particular people.
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Like, it's like being with family or
something.
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So honestly I would never normally like,
casually jam with someone I just met.
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But maybe my attitude would
made him think I'm...
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condescending, or...
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But whatever.
I don't really care what he thinks of me.
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You have a strong personality.
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I feel like Pupu's finally met...
someone who...
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can fix him.
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No way, no way.
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Hello.
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I want to introduce you guys.
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-This is our new roommate, ARe.
-Hello.
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-And this is Gaogao.
-Hello.
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-We're talking about Pupu.
-What happened?
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Who's Pupu bullying?
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Well, he didn't quite put one over on me.
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Pupu is really...I have no words.
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Our old roommate Ming...she described him
as an alien. She's spot on.
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He not only looks like an alien, but his
thought process too...
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Do you like...
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do you like guys who use pick-up lines?
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That's a trigger for me.
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-Really?
-Yeah.
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-Would you think it's cute, or...
-I would think it's ridiculous.
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And the kind of ridiculous that's...
very far from romantic.
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So...there's really someone
who uses pick-up lines?
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He uses pick-up lines and makes bad jokes.
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-Who?
-Pupu.
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This guy's really the whole package.
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[panelist] Stay away from me.
Keep that whole package far from me.
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But even though he's really weird,
he's still a good guy.
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Over time you can...
get to know him slowly.
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So...why did you, like, you know how
we all came here with our own reasons.
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So why did you come here?
If you can share a bit.
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So it's because my day-to-day
social circle is tiny.
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So I wanted to come here to meet some
people from different walks of life.
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Because if I didn't come here, there's no
way I would ever meet some of them.
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Yes, yes, it's totally like that.
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It feels like Animal Crossing.
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It's really like a video game, like you
can talk to different NPCs.
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It's super interesting.
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-I brought my Nintendo Switch.
-Me too!
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-We can play together!
-I'm so excited.
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I'm so excited.
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I feel like they really have met so many
different people in this house.
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The vibe between the three girls is great.
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I wish I was a girl so bad.
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My whole life I've never been that close
to someone. I feel like they're so close!
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And it's only their first day together!
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That's what girls are like.
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Wu Jiawen (Carmon)
Designer, 29 years old
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Li Xing (Hao)
Manager, 35 years old
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Sun Shirui (Didi)
Student, 20 years old
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Pu Xiaobo (Pupu)
PhD Candidate, 26 years old
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Gao Qilian (Gaogao)
Cosplayer, 25 years old
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Zhang Ting (ARe)
Musician, 27 years old
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What is this move?
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-Can you just surrender?
-I'm not surrendering!
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[panelist] Their height difference...
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Is that for me?
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There's none for you.
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Then who's it for?
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I made it for ARe.
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[panelist] I'm playing so beautifully,
how come I don't get one?
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What?
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Nothing.
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What? You...stop being so rude, okay?
She just got here.
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She doesn't want to play for you straight
off the bat, it's very normal, okay?
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You can't hold everyone up to your own
like... standards.
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Just be friendly, would you?
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Come eat.
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Morning.
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[panelist] He's hilarious.
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-You made this?
-Yeah.
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Are you eating?
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Nobody cooked for me, I guess
I can only cook for myself.
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-Are you okay?
-I guess I have to cook then.
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Do you know where the bowls are?
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I'll look around.
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[panelist] Why do I feel like he's turned
into Tianqi?
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I'll help you.
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You're so useless. What are you doing?
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-I'll do it myself.
-Go on, you go.
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Go talk to her.
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Good morning.
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Good morning.
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You're reading the paper?
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I'm just brushing up on...current affairs.
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What is that? An English newspaper?
Where'd you get that?
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It's delivered.
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A lot of foreigners live around here,
so we get a lot of newspapers here.
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Weird. Don't people usually read the
paper of the country they're living in?
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This paper does have domestic news.
It's just written in English.
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I read in English. It's just become
a habit after so many years.
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Shut up!
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I read the news in English,
I even read the news in French.
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Bon appétit. Mon ami.
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Bonjour. Ça va?
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[panelist] Versailles Boy.
[T/N: Versailles=bragging ]
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Dude, this paper's from May 15, 2020.
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I'm brushing up on affairs from
the past.
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It's my yearly review. I have to review
earlier...you wouldn't understand.
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But I feel like you read the same paper
every single day.
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Outed.
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My reading comprehension's not good,
I can only read a page a day, okay?
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[panelist] Those two will tear him apart.
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Yesterday...
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we...
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had a little thing...
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but...
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I didn't do it intentionally.
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It's fine, I understand. I understand.
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I just, to be honest -- thank you --
-You dummy.
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I got over-excited yesterday.
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I rarely get to meet someone like you,
someone who plays rock music.
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I tend to speak kind of bluntly, sometimes
I might come off as rude.
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But...I don't have any problem with you.
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My first impression of you was
that you're really cool.
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And actually last night I did listen
to your stuff, I looked you up online.
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I'm really into your style.
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Maybe we can even collaborate together
sometime.
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Sure. Later when I bring my amp here,
we can do something.
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Great, I really am interested in
hearing you guys play, and learning.
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When we get a chance I can teach
you about jazz history.
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Oh, no need. In college I skipped
every music history class.
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Then I'll give you a recap.
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-She rolled her eyes just now.
-Yeah.
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So jazz, in
just the last few hundred years,
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encompasses not only popular "swing jazz"
or the type of West Coast jazz we hear
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in coffee shops. Jazz actually has a very
early origin.
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Before it became popularized with
New Orleans Dixieland--
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"The call and response", right?
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Correct. And
Chicago Dixieland--
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Since we're going to be jamming
tonight...
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then I should go get ready now.
-Wait, I'm not done.
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We're going to go prepare tonight's
equipment, okay?
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And then afterwards we'll listen to your
music history lesson.
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Do the dishes.
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We haven't...we haven't even gotten to
swing yet, okay?
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[panelist] You're laughing now, but...
[panelist] This is comedy gold. Too funny.
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My god.
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When did Pupu get so funny?
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Was he doing that on purpose
just now, or...
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He said "wait, I haven't gotten to...".
It felt like he was just trolling.
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It wasn't serious, like "they're
leaving but I haven't finished yet".
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He probably knows he's being a little
ridiculous.
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Yeah, he's putting it on.
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I have no words, he's reached peak
bragginess.
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He only knows basic French words.
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He didn't say anything impressive.
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But I think Pupu is
kind of endearing.
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That's endearing, you think?
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-Tell the truth.
-Really.
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I would cuss him out, if he were
my friend.
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I feel like I have friends like him.
-Like...
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Wang Jianguo
[T/N: a famous comedian]
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No, he's just a weirdo!
I'm sorry.
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I have friends who are
weird like that.
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But when you really-- when you really
get to know them, you'll understand them.
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And they're really funny. Really.
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I feel like ARe's perspective on him has
changed.
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I don't agree.
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He's a good guy though, I mean he was
annoying the night before.
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But later he actually went and looked
up her band.
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That's his tactic-- if someone doesn't
play for him, he'll look them up online.
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That was really bad. They met and he
said, I played, now you play. Terrible.
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Yeah, that was bizarre.
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He's too obsessed with the damn guitar.
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But when you meet a performer, it's normal
to look them up online.
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You meet a performer who won't play for
you, you're like, I'm looking you up!
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I like your performance style,
tomorrow we can do a collaboration!
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Wei Daxun, you won't act for me??
Tonight I'm gonna watch your movies!
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But in that scene just now, we could
really tell that Gaogao likes Pupu.
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Yes.
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Huh? Where did you guys see that?
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-How can she not like him?
-How can she not?
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She made him breakfast, and he's like
"Where's mine?" She teased him.
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"Yeah, I didn't make you one."
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Yeah, and he tried to make his own and
she was like "you're so useless".
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She has a crush on him.
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And she even got up to help him.
-Yeah.
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Isn't this just normal
roommate talk?
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Of course not!
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A roommate's never treated me like that.
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She's had roommates.
Roommates don't act like this.
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Yeah.
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And think about it. Gaogao is the reason
ARe doesn't hate Pupu at this point.
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This guy aggravates people, but Gaogao
insults him back. It relieves tension.
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People won't hate him as much.
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They're gonna get together.
They're in love.
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No way, just now when they were eating,
all the little jabs Pupu made at ARe...
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Gaogao also felt that too. She was
glaring at him too.
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But she loves him.
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She's glaring out of concern for him.
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Okay, now I see why I've been
single all these years.
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-You don't see their sparks?
-I completely don't see it.
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Gaogao's glare was totally like, "I can't
believe it, I told you not to say this."
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But no, when the three girls were
chatting, Gaogao cut in and said
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Yeah, Pupu's like this
and that.
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But Gaogao excuses him
at the end. "He's a good guy".
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-"He's a good guy".
-Yeah.
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You didn't notice that bit? What she
really wanted to say was that last bit.
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She insults him because
she likes him.
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If she really hated him she would
just ignore his comments.
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Let him stew there in his
own awkwardness.
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Yes, yes, yes. Absolutely. If she didn't
like him she would let him feel awkward.
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-Really?
-Really.
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Alright. What am I supposed to
say to that? Alright.
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Just wait, they're gonna
get married.
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Let's watch the next part.
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If that happens I'm just gonna die.
If they actually get together.
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Do you always wear a suit to work?
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I always wear a suit.
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I've never worn a suit before.
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-Yeah?
-It feels so uncomfortable.
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It's supposed to restrict you.
It stops you from gesturing too much.
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[panelist] They seem so close now.
[panelist] Like father and son.
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Like this. Good? Great.
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Hurry, finish your breakfast.
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Are you all prepared?
How's your self-intro?
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I think it's...alright, but
I still feel a little bit nervous.
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It's normal to be nervous!
It keeps you on your toes.
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If I had to play a game of basketball
right now I think I'd do pretty well.
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[panelist] He's smushing his egg.
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-Good morning.
-Morning.
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-There's congee over there.
-Ok.
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Are you busy today, Carmon?
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Yeah, I'm going to the
studio soon.
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She likes the look of
him today.
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Sit down, eat.
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It's your first day...of what again?
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Internship.
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I'm interviewing first.
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-Interview first. Let's hope you get it.
-I have to get it first.
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You tied this tie yourself?
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No, no, Hao tied it for me.
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I can't really tie it.
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-Wait, are you slouch-shouldered?
-What's slouch-shouldered?
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Just like this...
slanted.
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[panelist] Hao eating his egg...
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I'm gonna write on the board.
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Is slouch-shouldered
bad or good?
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It's nothing.
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What does "slouch-shouldered" mean?
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Some people have straight shoulders,
some have slouching ones.
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I've never worn this kind of stuff.
I'm not used to it.
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It feels so tight in this area.
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I'm using the restroom.
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-Let me take a picture.
-For my first time in a suit.
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-I can't really pull off this outfit.
-No, you look handsome.
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I'm giving you a lucky clover.
Like this -- good luck.
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Ok, thanks. Then I'm gonna get ready.
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Good luck! Good luck!
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Bye!
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[panelist] He's going with Didi?
They're going together.
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Mister Yu?
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-Sorry about that, we made you wait.
-Long time no see.
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This is my roommate from Shanghai
Share Life. His name's Sun Shirui.
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Hello, sir.
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So I'll thank you ahead of time for giving
some feedback on Didi's interview.
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Sure.
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Then good luck to you. Do your best.
Ok? Thank you, Mr. Yu.
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Then I...Mr. Yu, I'll sit...
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You can sit there.
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So I heard Hao say that you're interested
in a law internship.
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Mhm, yes.
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Then alright. So what's your overall
understanding of the law profession?
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After I really learned about it and
got to know it more, I feel like
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it's pretty interesting. And
I've also watched a few TV dramas
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about lawyers. So I think being a lawyer
seems really cool.
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Like...you help people fight for justice.
So I think that sounds interesting.
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[panelist] That applies to so many jobs.
[panelist] Yeah.
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I'll look at your experience now,
and ask some personal questions.
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You're a Division I National Athlete.
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Do you think you've learned skills
from your career as an athlete
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that might transfer over to help
you succeed in law school?
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I think it helps a lot.
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To be a lawyer, you first have
to believe in yourself.
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If you don't even believe in yourself,
I think...when you have cases,
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or when you help people fight lawsuits,
you probably...won't do a great job.
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Let's say, hypothetically, you're
an intern at some law firm.
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Your managing lawyer gives you an
assignment.
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He wants you to personally deliver
some legal documents to a certain judge.
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You've been dialing this judge's contact
number, but you just can't get through.
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So now, you're at the courthouse
but security won't let you in.
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Can you tell me what you would do
in this scenario?
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So my first thought is firstly, I
need to remain calm.
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And then...first, I'd call...
I'd call my...
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I'd keep trying a few times,
but if he still doesn't pick up,
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I would try calling my manager
and see what he says.
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Let's discuss another problem.
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Suppose you're handling a criminal
defense case.
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Your client already
confessed to the crime.
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As his lawyer, you know that
his case has insufficient evidence.
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You want to enter a plea of not guilty.
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How would you approach discussing this
with your client?
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Sir, I uh...
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I don't know, like
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Based on traditional thinking, isn't
the customer always right?
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Sure, then let's just skip
this question for now.
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Personally I feel like this type of
answer will...
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will reflect poorly on you in
an interview.
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Firstly, in a typical law firm,
when your manager gives you a task,
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the presumption is that you'll tackle
the problem independently.
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Your first reaction was to call for help.
This doesn't show good critical thinking.
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As for the second question, in that
scenario,
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you have to put your own expertise first.
If you believe there are conditions for a
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not guilty plea, you have to
state your position to the client.
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And you have to be persuasive.
You have to make a case.
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For these two textbook questions,
your answers were...not satisfactory.
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Then let's do the last question.
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What do you believe is the most important
thing you should do
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before going to an interview at a law
firm?
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I think the most important thing to
prepare is probably my self-introduction.
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Alright.
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If you're going to go interview at a
law firm, your first step should be
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to thoroughly research that firm.
Get an idea of what they do.
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You should know what they're looking
for before you face them.
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It'll probably work much better than
just blindly presenting your own profile.
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It plays a much bigger role in whether
you successfully get the offer.
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It's okay. You're still young,
you're a second-year.
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You'll have lots of opportunities.
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Alright, I understand, sir.
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-Hey, Hao.
-How was it?
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Your little brother over there
was a little...off the mark.
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Off the mark?
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Just now I just casually asked him
a few questions.
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All his answers were... not great,
to be honest.
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He's really young, you know, he's
only played basketball before this.
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That's actually good.
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From my understanding, former athletes
often make fast learners.
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And they're resilient when
facing challenges.
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So just now I kind of gave him an
earful.
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-Uh huh.
-He was very open to feedback.
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-He can take the heat.
-A lot of kids like this just fall apart.
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He did alright. So this is a
strength.
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-Right.
-All the technical stuff can be learned.
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The important thing is that his attitude,
and his overall character
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are pretty good.
-Understood.
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I'll talk to him then. I'll make him
brush up on the technical stuff.
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I hope he'll improve. And I
hope there may be a chance down the line.
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When he's a little more mature.
I hope there might still be a chance to
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learn from you here.
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-Sure.
-Later on.
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Sure. You're the man, right?
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When you put it like that,
of course it's no problem.
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[panelist] Hao is amazing.
[panelist] Hao's awesome.
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How do you feel about things?
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I feel like my answers were just like
this resume.
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A blank sheet. Totally
useless.
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I think it's really normal.
You're still a second-year.
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So don't lose heart. You know
your weaknesses, and that's enough.
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-Alright?
-Ok. Thank you Brother Hao.
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-You dumb kid.
-For teaching me this lesson again.
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I said to prep and you didn't,
you made me look bad, okay?
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-I--
-At least answer 1 question!
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-I'll buy you lunch later, okay?
-Oh, like you have money.
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I'll prep, I'll prep.
-
I want to hear your thoughts. Li Dan?
-
What are you laughing at?
-
Just...Didi's interview performance.
-
-Terrible.
-Terrible.
-
-So bad.
-
You're detained at the door,
what do you do?
-
"I'd call my manager."
-
-"I've seen a few TV dramas."
-My dream is to live the TV drama.
-
Only actors can say that. "I've seen
a lot of TV dramas."
-
I hope everyone has learned not to say
that kind of thing in an interview.
-
Listen up, listen up.
-
Hao, how come your hair is...
-
you styled your hair upwards today.
-
Yeah, it's been a while since I did
it this way.
-
I think it looks good any way you do it.
-
Ever since you did my makeover I haven't
combed my hair this way.
-
Don't you think it's kind of
miraculous, like...
-
you know...do you remember how when you
first moved in?
-
Like...you know, how like all the
housemates all thought that
-
the two of us had nothing in common?
-Yeah.
-
But it turns out the two of us got
the closest.
-
Yeah.
-
And...
-
so really, I...
-
I'm really grateful that you...like--
-
What's up with you?
-
Wait! I have something to tell you.
-
It's just...I've made a decision.
-
I'm going to, um...
-
leave the house
tomorrow.
-
Why? It's so sudden...
-
You know, because of... you know.
-
It's okay.
-
You know that Carmon, and Didi too...
I care about both of them a lot.
-
And...
-
I really mean it, I really
wish Carmon well.
-
And I really, I really wish Didi
well too.
-
But...
-
it turns out I can't quite bring myself to
wish them well as a couple.
-
I feel like you don't have to force
yourself to wish anyone well.
-
Like, since you really liked her a lot,
it would be impossible to really
-
do that completely.
-
See? It's you. You're the only
one who understands me.
-
Right? I'm really so...it's so much
pressure, you know?
-
And every day...every day I have to
see them together.
-
I still feel really bad.
-
I obviously really wish you would
stay here a little longer.
-
But I think, if you'd be happier
if you left here,
-
I support you leaving.
-
I feel like you should put your
happiness first.
-
You know me the best in the end,
right?
-
-I've always known you best.
-Yeah.
-
Oh, there's another thing I have to
ask you to help with.
-
I recorded a song.
-
I wanted to give it to...
-
-Carmon.
-Carmon, right.
-
Psychic.
-
You can give it to her after I leave.
-
-Ok.
-Ok?
-
Then tomorrow, I'm just gonna tell
everyone it's for work reasons.
-
-This is our secret.
-Yeah.
-
It's our secret. Got it?
-
-I'm toasting mine.
-Can you toast two for me too?
-
-Sure.
-'cause I need toast for mine too.
-
-Sure.
-
-Teacher Wu, what are my instructions?
-You have to open this, then--
-
Hello.
-
-Business trip?
-You got a sec? Come.
-
Sure.
-
Good morning.
-
Business trip, Brother Hao?
-
When are you getting back this time?
-
A while.
-
Hurry.
-
You're dressed so suave today!
-
-It's just for work.
-I'll just bring the pan over.
-
Give that a a rest! It's time to gossip.
-
Gossip? About who?
-
He said it's time to gossip.
-
I wanted to just share something
with everyone.
-
So...I'm planning to graduate from
Shanghai Share Life.
-
I'm leaving.
-
It's because, well, I've already
told you guys more or less.
-
Because I want to return to my
hometown to
-
undertake a new project. And...
-
I want to take what I've learned at
various stages of life, in various cities
-
and bring it back home.
-
Hao...
-
you can't fool me.
-
You're going on a business trip,
you're just lying.
-
You'll be back in two days. You're lying.
You can't fool me.
-
So this is it, for now.
-
Alright?
-
I've been working for ten years now,
and I've always felt very...
-
I've always felt very detached and aloof.
-
And...I treasured my solitude.
Being alone was my way of
-
coping with the world.
-
But then, after I came to this
house,
-
I got to make so many different friends.
Everyone's brought so much joy to my life.
-
We've had great times, and gone through
so many different experiences.
-
I'm so grateful for all of you
-
for coming on this journey with me.
I've truly grown so much in this time.
-
This has been one of the most special
experiences I've had in my life.
-
I've never experienced anything
like it.
-
I've learned so much from each
and every one of you.
-
But thinking back on it, my biggest
takeaway has been learning how to...
-
let myself wholeheartedly become part
of a group, without holding back. And...
-
we've gone through ups and downs,
but all in all it's been a wonderful time.
-
Thank you all.
-
Let's go! I'm going.
-
Hey, why are you crying?
What're you crying for?
-
I said don't cry!
-
You especially, don't cry!
-
Right.
-
Alright, alright, I'm going.
-
Come on, you.
-
Let's go.
-
It's okay, give me a hug.
-
It's okay!
-
Be happy.
-
What's this?
You look like you're pregnant.
-
It's okay, don't worry.
-
Cheer up! We'll see each other soon.
-
I'm so glad we met.
-
And those two...? That rascal.
-
Don't you wanna see Hao off?
-
[panelist] Didi can't handle
this situation.
-
This is my letter to you. And some...
random junk, stuff you would like.
-
-Yeah.
-To remember me by.
-
I love this kind of stuff.
-
Yeah, and this for washing your
face. I thought you'd like it.
-
Oh, you strap it to your hand
like this, right?
-
-Winnie the Pooh.
-Nice.
-
-My Winnie the Pooh is perfect for you.
-Ok.
-
-I'm headed out!
-Ok.
-
Bye! Bye, bye.
-
I'm off.
-
Bye!
-
You can still see him!
You can go see him anytime.
-
You're acting like you're never
going to see him again!
-
Hi.
-
What's up?
-
Brother Hao asked me to give this to
you.
-
You can listen to it.
-
-You gotta listen to it.
-Oh, I will.
-
-Okay.
-I'm going then.
-
Okay.
-
"Rain on the Eaves"
Composer: A-Fu (Sodagreen)
Lyrics: Hao
-
Writing this song was a lot
harder than I thought.
-
In these lyrics I've tried to put down
everything I wanted to say to you.
-
[I wanted to write you a song]
-
[Because a letter would be too sad.]
-
[But my heavy heart weighs me down,
and my tempo and rhythm drag.]
-
-Hello.
-Hello.
-
[I wanted to write a song for us.]
-
[Is it really so wrong?]
-
[I feel my heart beating fast, afraid
that passers-by would catch on.]
-
-It's pretty good.
-Yeah?
-
It's good.
-
[Who would have thought?]
-
[You'd choose a future with him instead.]
-
[I can't hold it back anymore.]
-
[I'll use all my courage to
sing to you...]
-
I'm drawing you.
I'm so nervous like this!
-
[The kindness of fate,
like rain on the eaves]
-
[Drew me to you]
-
[Our fast-beating hearts,
not a beat apart]
-
[Just for an interlude.]
-
[It doesn't matter,
we'll meet again.]
-
[I'll accept this loss
with serenity]
-
[As flowers blossom in spring,
in my loneliness I'll sing]
-
[a song for that one name...
in the youth's heart engraved.]
-
-Hao is such a good guy.
-That destroyed me.
-
That was painful.
Hao was a truly great guy.
-
-A saint.
-I feel so sad.
-
I feel like the "dad" has left the
house.
-
When Hao first came to the house,
I remember you said we might see
-
our first upper-class member, like
a true elite, successful persona.
-
I didn't expect him to become so childish.
He even wrote a little song.
-
Those lyrics he wrote were tragic.
"The name engraved in the youth's heart."
-
He really exceeded our expectations.
Such a good person.
-
I suddenly feel like I'm really
not a good person.
-
I'm petty, compared to him.
I'm too selfish. I'm bad.
-
We're all gonna repent now?
-
What's up?
-
I have an expo in a few days. I'm editing
some of my photos for promos.
-
Wow, you can edit photos?
-
Is the bar for photo editors so
low? Anyone can just edit photos?
-
I have nothing to say to you.
-
Wow, you're speechless?
-
-Watch it, you.
-What are you doing?
-
If you throw that expensive
camera at me,
-
it'll be your loss.
-
Throw it, come on. Look at you,
you're so weak, you can't even.
-
What're you doing? Going out?
-
I'm training. I have a
match soon.
-
Not like you with a fake job.
-
What are you even doing? You're going
to do someone's makeup? Do their outfit?
-
Or picking up an outfit?
-
I'm going to work! I'm doing
serious work, okay?
-
Work? You call that work?
-
-Carmon.
-Hi.
-
-Wow, you're both wearing orange today.
-Oh hey, are you free tomorrow?
-
Tomorrow? What's up?
-
Come to my match. I'm playing
tomorrow.
-
Come watch you lose?
-
Watch me win! Watch my alley-oop
dunks!
-
You're not inviting us?
-
You? Why would I invite you?
-
Us. The rest of us. Why aren't
you inviting us?
-
I only want her.
-
You don't think we'd want to go?
Just asking, are you playing favorites?
-
I'm not playing favorites. I...
-
Then why didn't you invite the rest of us,
just Carmon?
-
Why are you even asking me,
because you're jealous?
-
-What?
-I don't like you at all.
-
Jealous? Come on.
Don't flatter yourself.
-
Don't be mean, come on.
-
I'd sooner be jealous of Pupu than
of you.
-
It's over!
-
You see that?
-
I might actually lose this.
-
I think I might lose. Whatever,
I don't care.
-
Why're you back so late? Training?
-
Well, I have a match coming up soon.
It's...
-
Right, I've heard about this match.
-
I invited Carmon.
-
And I really want to do well, since
it's a match and she'll be watching.
-
If I don't play well, she'll think I
suck and it wasted her time.
-
It's no big deal. Look how much you've
practiced already.
-
Enough about me. I found out something
big today.
-
So this morning I was getting ready for
practice. And Carmon came down,
-
so I invited her to my contest.
And Gaogao asked why didn't I invite her.
-
So I was teasing her like, are you jealous
because of me?
-
Just teasing, you know?
-
Just playing around, joking.
-
And then I discovered a shocking secret.
-
[panelist] What a storyteller.
-
I think she likes you.
-
-There's no way.
-She definitely likes you.
-
I saw through her. She said,
-
"I'd sooner be jealous of Pupu than
of you!"
-
Let me think for a sec.
-
Hm. It's not an impossibility.
-
I have no words.
-
Is Pupu a human being?
-
He's such a troll.
-
I'm thinking, there was one time
I called her by the wrong name.
-
Really, it's not uncommon
to forget someone's name. Right?
-
Uh, it's not that common.
-
But she really threw a fit. And then
lately she's been really friendly to me.
-
She's always trying to get me to play
Just Dance, or watch anime.
-
She definitely likes you.
-
It's so hard! That's what he's thinking.
So many girls like me.
-
He's too funny.
-
Why am I just so attractive?
-
Hilarious.
-
-This guy Pupu is really...
-Pupu's a comedic figure.
-
A comedic master.
His comedic timing is perfect.
-
So right now does Pupu think that
Gaogao likes him?
-
Yes, the two of them both think
Gaogao likes him.
-
Men are always so naive, yet
so self-confident.
-
I feel like I always see that
sentence in my social media.
-
-I agree!
-Well said!
-
-Well said!
-Well said!!
-
What you just described has been
our downfall for so many of us.
-
That sentence was bad karma.
-
Don't do evil things.
[TN: an idiom]
-
So funny.
-
So?
-
Do you concede?
-
-I'm not conceding.
-Still?
-
That's not love. This can easily
turn. They just think she likes him.
-
Even Didi can see it, you still can't
see it?
-
Don't you think he's kind of
flattering himself right now?
-
I'll be honest -- I'm having a hard
time seeing Pupu as a man.
-
I just can't understand him.
-
His thought process?
-
Like an alien. Didn't they say that?
-
Yeah. So you guys really think Gaogao
likes him?
-
-She likes him so much!
-She does.
-
But right now I'm unsure if Pupu likes
Gaogao. I can't tell at all.
-
-Yeah.
-He said "not an impossibility."
-
It was super detached.
-
Yeah.
-
-Like he wasn't talking about himself.
-Yeah.
-
He's never thought about it.
-
He doesn't seem to have feelings.
It's hard to say what will happen.
-
Yeah. I'm just confused, anyways.
Maybe the fans can break it down.
-
Didi invited Carmon to the game.
-
Carmon will definitely go. Now that
Hao is gone,
-
there's nothing to hide.
-
To make up for the regret of not
watching Binshen's game that time.
-
Yeah.
-
-Your memory is good.
-Binshen's been gone for ten years.
-
You're still...
-
Binshen: [sneezes]
-
"Who said my name?"
[TN: sneezing = being gossiped about]
-
But how is watching basketball
romantic?
-
Because she's a girl who lives in
an anime world.
-
So she loves to go watch her
favorite person compete.
-
Nice. Then let's wait for the next
episode.
-
See you next episode! Bye.
-
[Translated and timed by cissy]
[Reviewed by soph]