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Because this is not a so different, my face is so red. Virus, like a virus. Sure.
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Z, welcome back to my another vlog. I used to say vlog, but it was actually vlog. I'm sorry, I'm sorry, wrong pronunciation. Vlog, right? Welcome back to my another vlog. Sounds much better.
Do toky Tower over there? By the way, I don't live in Tokyo. All right, so I live in S area, Ina area. Uh, once a month, quite frequently, I come to Tokyo and, you know, shoot a video with another creators. Yes, yes. That means I'm going to do another vlog with somebody else, not only me. All right.
So today's plan is, we're going to go to a fancy restaurant. From now on, and vlog. Well, I, I'm not sure like if the bzm is too loud, we cannot vlog, you know. Well, let's see how it goes because we've never been there before. If you've been watching my video over a year, I think you have seen her in my video, but we never met in Japan. They only met in Sydney. So I am so, so, so excited to see her in Japan. Hanging out. Oh, I get a, I get a phone call from her. I have to take this. See you later.
Hey K. So for those of you who don't know, her English name was Diana. Diana. Yeah. Diana, is this right? Are we heading the right way? I think so. Okay, cool. All right. Well, we have to cross the road and it's that way, isn't it? I think so. Okay. So we're going to go to K Syndrome Place. Cheers. Cheers.
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This fish was [Music] just. I'll try from the body here. Yeah. It's hard to use the chopsticks. You want me to wait? We should talk in English. Okay. Okay. We're heading to Faar. Family Mar, just over there. Family Mar. And now we just experienced, um, Tokyo price in a, in some restaurant that doesn't look that expensive. That the restaurant I just show around. Yeah. That's pretty much like Australia price. When I saw the B, I was, I was like, I couldn't say anything because like the, the stuff is listening to me. Right? Oh, yeah, yeah. I knew it. So I couldn't say anything. So we're going to buy some drinks and get back to our hotel. What shall we get then? It's getting so cold. What should we get? Yeah, Meo. I'm really hesitating about what I'm going to get. Everything looks so good. Um, never tried. I don't know how it tastes like. You have any menu? Yeah, that's the thing. That's the thing. I asked for a menu, but he said like, we don't have a menu. What do you mean, you don't have a menu? And then, and then there's like out that a receipt like that. Yeah, they displayed some bunch of food in front of us. Hang on, are we heading the right way? I don't know. Did you know that we have to say Google Maps with s ATM? I used to say Google Map all the time. Yeah, same C. When I, when I studied English with, um, some applications. Oh, yeah. I've been using Google Map too. Right. Google Map, and the AI just corrected me. You have to say Google Maps with the S at the end. I was like, okay, good to know. All right. Yeah. Google Maps. I've never heard of that either. Engl. My English talks today. Cheers. Cheers.
We're back in hotel room. All right, we need some alcohol with the shock that we received at the restaurant. Yeah, that was so awkward because we're sitting at the calender. This pretty much like Australian prize. I honestly, I wasn't prepared for this prize. Me neither. So surprised. I thought I was having some fine di, but it was robatayaki. Layak. Yeah. Roba. What is robatayaki though? We did. Did we eat robatayaki? Yes. What is the robatayaki though? I think it just like pick the food that's placed in front of you. You the style on the store. Okay. Okay. I thought that's the name of this food. Robak food or something. But like, it's just no, it's the, it's the, the way they yuck. Okay. The way they grill. Yeah. Pretty much. Yeah. Kind of. All right. Well, was we just had a great experience and we paay for that. So, okay. Pretty much. Yeah. But we still need alcohol. I was literally taught in American accent. Oh, so you still have American accent? A little bit. But I'm sure I've been influenced by Aussie accent. Yeah. The, the way you it accent. Yeah. And then is very Aussie. And then pretty much, I think I picked up a lot of aie accent. Do you like that? I think it's so cool. It is accent. But now I'm having like a mix accent. Yeah. Which means it's weird. But I actually, I have mixed accent. When I went to Canada, I like little by little, I started to absorb Canadian oxd. But then again, I was in Sydney for about a year. So I have very thick Oz accents. Oh, yeah. And then I still have Japanese accents and also American accent. So very mixed. Yeah. I think it happens to a lot of people. Yeah. So question time. Okay. Yeah. So today, we're going to ask some questions to each other. M. Yeah. Right. Any, any questions? Fine. You cannot say I, no, I cannot answer this question. No. All righty. Do, do you want to start? It really depends on what kind of question. Okay. Since this is a girls' night, we can talk about some girly, girly. I don't even know what the girly thing is. But, um, anything, actually. I think I've asked you, okay, already that what I wanted to ask. But, okay, let me come up with something else. What accent do you have when you speak Japanese? Um, at your hometown, Fukui. Can you tell me the difference between Fukui and Hojo? Hojo. Okay. It's totally different. When I talk to you guys in YouTube channel, I try to hide my true dialect. But, um, when you say this is in Japanese, we say in H Band in Japanese accent. So is that kind of close to Kansai Band? Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Is, is right. So we have more of Kansai Band accent. Okay. That makes sense. Yeah. Okay. But more local version. Oh, S. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That one. But we say instead of so, so we say. Okay. And then even though the word is the same, we have different intonation. When people say nka, n. Yeah. We say so it's longer. Yeah. It sounds like more Korean, I guess. But it's cute. Yeah. I don't like this. I think people this accent. I'm so embarrassed. They're trying to extend the last syllable. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That happens to Korean people who speak Japanese. It sounds so weird for me. That's very interesting. But I've never heard of Fukui. But yeah, from me. Yeah. Try not to from anyone. Any Japanese. Yeah. Because it's just only countryside. Oh, very small town. When I say I'm from Fukui to Japanese people, even they say like, where is it? You know, where is it located? And then it's like, no. A lot of people say like, do you live in Tokyo? But no, I just come here every single month. But I don't live in Tokyo. I live in Fukui. So I still have that accent whenever I film videos. Like right after I talk to my mom and my sister, I still have the thick, uh, Fukui B accent. All right. So sometimes I feel like when I'm editing videos, I was like, oh my gosh, I'm having this accent. Oh my God. So Imed. Okay. Any, um, famous, not well, should I say famous or any places that you recommend me to, um, go for S SE? Um, exciting thing or relax, like a more chill, um, like nature, nature. Well, definitely Oka is the best place if you want to feel nature. I mean, Fi. Oh, in Fukui. Okay. Okay. Are you trying to come visit? Yeah. Is there no, no, no. What if? Okay. Okay. Um, so within Fukui prefecture, we have different small cities. Fukui City or Tsuruga City. Yeah. Then I would recommend you to come to Tsuruga City because we have a beautiful, um, Outlook Place. Y. Where you can see the whole mountains and like rivers and ocean and everything. If the weather is fine, like the, the view is like spectacular. I love it. Ooh. Yeah. Okay. I've been there only once when I was in the primary school. M. I remember like how beautiful it was. So, oh, that's whenever people ask me like, what do you have in like Fukui? What do you work in? Yeah, there's pretty much nothing in Fukui, actually. So I always say Tsuruga City or, um, dinosaur museum. Dinosaur museum. Dinosaur museum. So Fukui is famous for like, it's the, uh, the prefecture where most of the fossil were discovered. Oh, wow. That's interesting. Dinosaur fossils though. Oh, wow. We have the, I think it's the hugest museum, like Dinosaur Museum in Japan. Dinosaur museum. Yeah. You can, you can make a small, uh, what's it called? Rep. Rep. Replica. It's in Japanese. It's replica. What it is like replication? Does make sense. Oh, like a model thing. You can make a little Mei fossils with a cra or something like that. My face is getting a bit red. Right? I always get that symptom. Clay. Clay. Yeah. Clay. Clay. Play. See, I don't use English in on daily basis. Or even I, I use English. I still don't know some words that I don't really quite normal. Quite normal. My students always ask me like, no matter how hard I study, I always forget that vocabulary and everything. Like, it's a natural thing. Everyone does. Very natural. Yeah. Two of us still confusing. Like, absolutely. Absolutely. It's a second language. Don't push yourself too hard. I think Japanese people tend to blame themselves too hard. Yeah. Why do I not do? Yeah. You guys have the shaming culture. Shaming culture. Yeah. Too. I didn't actually know that. How, how, uh, how much pressure I was putting on myself. M. Until I went to Australia. All right. Yeah. Yeah. People don't realize until they compare who's different from them. M. M. I'm sure there are kind of that kind of Aussie people as well. But, um, the majority. Yeah. The majority people still be like encouraging. Be more confident. Yeah. That, like the positive way of, uh, talking with each other. I would say they're more focused on solution rather than problems. That was a great lesson I learned when I was working with, um, O company. They were like, always thinking about the solution rather than the problem itself. Y. That's great. When I was in Japan, hanging out with my friends, most of our, our conversation was like, why are we having this problem? You know, problem-based conversation. Oh, oh. Why am I like this? Why do we have to do this and that? And then we go like, yeah, I agree. That sucks. You know, that kind of conversation. But when I went to Australia, most of my friends were like, how can we fix this? Yeah. You know, solution-based conversation. And I really like that. Yeah. Yeah. Solution focus is actually, yeah, a good thing that what I learned from, um, Australian people. Did you? I think so. It's more like a positive way. Yeah. It's okay to make mistakes. We, we just have to learn from it. And then what's next? What's next? You know, very positive. Yeah. I'm going to ask you a question. Yes. My turn. My turn. So when we first hang out in Meor, what was my first impression? Not the time when we talked in the, in your office. Oh, the first time when I went to your hotel room. Yeah. And we filmed the video and we went to the bar. And, oh, the first impression. Honest. You had to be. You don't have to say anything. Next is actually pretty different from the first time when I at the. I can imagine. Yeah. Especially. So the first thing you, you, you said to me was, you like, um, my style for that day. You like my outfit. Yeah. Yeah. Cuz I, um, kind of like showed my forehead. And then you said something like, oh, you look like a model. I like your outfit. Um, you said like, cuz my face is kind of like the line on my face is like quite sharp. And you like that. M. M. Yeah. I, I totally remember. And then I remember what you said is like, we talk about what brands, um, Japanese people or Chinese people like. And then what I said was, oh, Louis Vuitton for Chinese people. And then you T me how you guys, um, call that Vuitton. Clearly remember that. Oh, my God. This girl. Yeah. She can have such a casual, like, joking way of talking. I wasn't joking though. I mean, yeah, I know. But I, I couldn't stop laughing when you were like mimicking those. Yeah. That was probably the first impression when we H out. Yeah. That was a strong impression. Okay. Is it a, um, like good thing or it's a good thing. Okay. So at first, it was more like when we met first time for me, it's like, oh, she's a popular YouTuber. And then, um, we met at a work medas. And they went to the, the event for Business Council. But it was, it was also like a work occasion. And then when I met you just by two of us, you were like, just like today. You came to my hotel room and then we did shootings, having so much cheat chatting and then at. Yeah. Cheat chatting, gossiping. And then it was like complaining as well. It was like, this is not a So Different. Yeah. This is so different. As a Japanese person, a lot of my Japanese friends said like, you're, oh, yeah. How you distance people? Kind of like, it's so weird. Why it's so different? I know, like from the way normal Japanese. But I do it quite normally. And I take it for granted that people, people have to be friendly because we're a friend, right? Like, there's no reason to be polite in this, you know, case. I understand that. Yeah. So I'll be just myself, like my offside of myself. So, yeah, people say that's, that's too early to show your a true version of like, off version ofself. I see. But like, why do we have to take like some time to show your another side of you? Doesn't for me, it doesn't make sense because we're already friend. And why do we have to take some time? M. M. Why are you so skeptical? Yeah. Why do you doubt people? M. M. Yeah. That's my question. Actually, some people might feel uncomfortable if I get too close in an early stage. Oh, I never felt that. Especially when I, I've been living in Australia. Like people were pretty much like simple, easygoing, open-minded. That's why I like Australia. A lot of like that. It's not only Australia. When I went to Canada, Vancouver, yeah, people are very friendly. Like, even friendlier. More friendly. Friendlier. Friend. Yeah. Difficult. But I think I think both, both correct. I think friend sounds. Yeah. Friendlier sounds correct to me. Both correct, actually. I don't think people really care about that. I've heard more friendly in Australia. When I learn, they're more friendly. They're friendlier. When I learned, I think, um, I was tauer. They're friendlier. They're more friendly or whatever. Yeah. They're, they're even more friendly. That I don't think Oie people care about grammar at all. Their grammar is not correct either. It's not like I'm care. I care too much of like what other people think. It's just like, I don't know which way to say. So I just like, it's okay. People understand. Yeah. So, yeah, people in Canada, people in Australia, they're more easygoing. M. M. I would say they are. Yes. Okay. Another question from you. Oh, sure. So what's your first impression for me? Oh, okay. Yeah. I just kicked the ball back to you. Okay. I would say I thought you very cold person. Oh, when we first met. Because you didn't laugh at all. Oh, yeah. But that was the work. Yeah. Yeah. You were working in a government place, so you have to be like, very serious or white. You like those are very, very serious. Was like, this person is amazing, not friendly. And, okay, cold. For. But after we, uh, went, I think we went to, right after you were working shift. Oh, yeah. Finish at 5:00 p.m. At 5. Yeah. Right after 5:00 p.m. You were like, I'm an influencer too. Yeah. I just took my layer. Yeah. I remember that. I, I'm actually doing social media. We just finished our work. And then she went like this. I'm an influencer too. So took off my lanyard. I'm no longer working after 5. Yeah. Like I was very surprised. Oh, she changed a lot. And she's an influencer too. Then I said like, what's your Insta? What's your YouTube? But she said, I have a different platform. Oh, yeah. Little. Which I never used. This is the application only available in China. Not only available. It's available around the whole world. But the majority of the users, um, are Chinese. They can speak Mandarin or Cantonese. So they can be Chinese or Singaporean, Malaysian. Much so much closer to you. I heard you also influenced. Because I thought you were just a person, uh, working servant working at a government. And we pretty much had nothing in common. M. M. Right. Of course. Yeah. So it was like, I never thought we were going to hang out. All right. Yeah. Awesome. Your turn. See my, my face is so. But it looks good under the line. My one is like, it's just white. Drink more. Well, no. I don't. I don't have Asian flesh. What do you mean Asian flesh? I don't have Asian flesh at all. What do you mean Asian flesh? Is it, it, it's a thing only Asian people, um, red face? Really? Is it an Asian thing? Well, I mean, they say it's an Asian thing. I've definitely seen white people got that too. Right? Yeah. But it's called Asian flash. M. Asian flash. But they just called it's a Sal called Asian. Another question, actually. Uh, we want to could do this game today. Mja. If you know this. Well, every Japanese people know this. But, um, since she doesn't like playing games. I mean, it's not I don't like. It's more like I suck at it. No, you didn't even. It's hard for me to remember all the rules. Like, any rule? There's just one rule. Okay. You just have to remember it. Remember the name and say it. And over the card. Right. You want to try? Sure. Okay. So it goes like this. Then I'm going to name her, um, Pinky. Okay. Pinky. Whenever you see her, M. M. You say Pinky. M. M. Okay. You name it. Oh, virus. Virus looks like a virus. Okay. So another one. Xpl. Egg. Yeah. Looks like an egg. Looks like. Yeah. You're making it easy for me. Oh, really? Yeah. If I say like, Mr. Poo, it doesn't relate to any of like her face. Oh, another one. Um, Jack. The focus is not on her. Jack. Three, two, one. Are you serious? Oh, my God. I cannot remember everything. I can't even come up with the name. Be creative. Uh, morning. Morning. Yeah. Morning. Morning. Yeah. Xplant. Wow. See, see, this is easy. This is easy. You can win this game. Okay. Okay. You got to ask some questions. I will answer anything. Any questions. What's your type of man? What's my type of man? As for appearance, smile is very important for me. Oh, so smiley guy. That's aie. Really? That's pretty much. Smile is very important for me. If the person doesn't smile at all, I would feel anxious. Okay. I don't know whether this person is enjoying or having fun with me or not. So I always care about that. Okay. So I just want to make sure he's like having fun with me whenever he's around. Okay. I just want him to make it obvious, you know. And, um, short hair. I hate long hair. So hair. M. M. Like how short? In general, short. I just don't like long hair because, um, I think sometimes the, the concept of short hair in Japan is a bit different with Australia. Like Australia, Australian people can be really no bands. Okay. Oh, no bands. Oh, no bands. No bands. Okay. So in Japan, or maybe in Korea too. Yeah. A lot of people got fren. There are some guys who has like long hair and like some bands. I don't really like it. Okay. Yeah. Short and fresh hair. M. As for personality, uh, hard worker. No, doesn't have to be a hard worker, but, um, industrious. M. Always ambitious. Try to learn new things. Okay. Never get stuck in one place, same environment. Try to like, always try to seek for new thing, new adventure because I am also that kind of person. I want to share experience with my partner. All right. And what else? My type. The person who treasure their word choice, like which word they use. Oh, they put respect in which word they choose. Okay. I see. I see. It all depends on how you say it, right? Yeah. Yeah. Sometimes, like, I feel like, yeah, I understand what you're thinking, but just the way you said it is not the proper way, not how I want you to do that. Yeah. I get it. I totally get it. And that's the timing when I lose interest in the person. Oh, did you hear that, guys? Wow. Like that was a deep conversation. I never talked about my favorite guy, my type of. Okay. So if you need to name a celebrity who's closer, Z. M. Oh, Z. I love his smile. Okay. He's a hard worker. Yeah. Oh, one more thing. Um, artistic. Okay. A person who's artistic. Okay. Or charismatic. Okay. Yeah. It's very attractive for me. All right. Any, any field is fine. For example, Zanic from One Direction. He's very artistic in the music field. I like that kind of guy. Cool. What about you? Both from appearance and and personality. Personality. So for for appearance, there's a big, um, difference between us. I like guys who have B. Oh, okay. I, it's because I had, I'm strongly influenced by the Japanese pop culture. So you like a Japanese guy? I mean, I don't dislike them. I wouldn't say they are my top choice. But I think I've seen a lot of Janu J drama when I was learning Japanese by myself. Oh, yeah. Most the anime character too. Yes. So my sense of beauty kind of changed by that. When I was in my, um, it, when I was, um, adolescent. And that's why every time when I'm in Japan. So you like a cute guy? Younger than you? I don't mind if they're older or younger, or younger. But at least they need to care about how they look. Just don't get too satisfied with the current. The thing I wanted to say. Yeah. Never get satisfied with changes. People changes. We all try to be a better self. And there are a lot of things that we need to explore. Exactly. Love to think about how I can achieve that. I love that. Yeah. So you want the person to be the same as you in that point? Yeah. Absolutely. Something that can make ourselves better. Something that can make our life better. Yeah. Um, whenever you have a conversation with somebody else, you feel it, right? Because if the person is seeing future. M. M. The conversation goes forward. Yeah. I actually feel it a lot. Never thought about their future. Always thinking about present now moment. If now moment is fun and like full of adventure, it's okay. We never going to know like what's going to happen in the future. I'm always worried about my future. Even now. Whenever I talk to them, I feel like, no, that's not the point. That's not what I want to talk about. But the conversation goes round and round and round and never go forward. So it was like, I don't like this community. M. M. I just got out of the groups and then I went to Tokyo and started to get exposed myself to new environment and I got fascinated. M. Stimulated. Yeah. And that's kind of the reason why I started SS, like social media thing. Yeah. Same. Yeah. I started during Co. Um, yeah. So I started social media. It's something that I, I, I had never done before. And then, um, pretty much because I didn't have anything else to do, perhaps at least for this year. Exactly the same. When I started my TikTok channel, I was thinking, just for a year, just give it a shot. Because the reason why I started my TikTok channel wasn't, um, like I want to be famous. I just want to, I just wanted to practice my English. Okay. In front of the camera. I just needed to be nervous. If I put a camera in front of me and expect some people's going to watch this video, I got a bit nervous. And I was like, I have to think about which word should I use and stuff. So that was really good practice for me. So even though, like, only 300 people are watching, that's doesn't matter. Like, some people are still watching. M. M. So, yeah, that was for my practice purely. But then again, like fourth or fifth video went viral. I couldn't believe like the followers is getting massive. Yeah. This is happening. Yeah. For real. That's great. Yeah. And then some companies started to send me DM. Do you want to do a collab video? You got scouted. Yeah. First job I got from social media. Yeah. Yeah. That's how I expanded my social media platforms. Yeah. That was really interesting. Gradually getting to see the world of influencers. I made a lot of influencer friends. Saying, yeah, hearing like how their lifestyle looks like. I feel like, wow, so interesting. Uh, I never seen those people as my friend. Oh, wow. They're always in screen. M. M. And I'm always like, you know, at the end of the other line. Yep. That was really, really fun. That's good. Pretty much. Yeah. Very similar. Sometimes, uh, people are very critical. I ignore it. Yeah. But like, for the first time, I got that kind of DM. I got really surprised. Wow. I've seen it before. Yeah. To someone else. But never had that to myself directly. It's like, wow, this is, this is that, you know? Yeah. How this world is life. But I'm quite sentimental when it comes to that kind of, like, of course, we are. That kind of gave me an opportunity to think about how I should present myself in the camera. Whenever I talk to people, even if it's like off camera, I always think how people think, how you talk. Yeah. And I think this is a really good thing, actually. Because I try to improve myself all the time. Was it my question or your question? It's your question asking about my ti. Oh, yeah. And then we started to talk about don't really want to be satisfied with, um, the current life, right? So when it comes to appearance, you like a cute kind of. Yeah. Instead of like muscular men. I do like. You like s guy? Skinny? Yeah. Tall, skinny, modal style, something like that. No, no. I prefer muscular guy. Yeah. That's why it's hard to find a. I feel you, actually. When I was in, uh, middle school, high school, I like that, that kind of guy. Oh, okay. Very Japanese S. I think it's the, it's the, it's the J thing. J thing. Yeah. I mean, since I was, um, yeah, in my high school. But now I like muscular guy. Like, doesn't have to be very muscular, right? At least they, they, they, they have to, um, have some muscle. Oh, that, that's the same. Yeah. I think that's the same. Yeah. But I do prefer fair skin guys. Doesn't have to be like pale or unhealthy kind of like fair. But I like tan skin. I mean, I don't hate it, but I prefer fair skin. That's why it's hard in Australia, you know? Yeah. In Australia, it's hard. Yeah. Getting 10. Like, you're having completely opposite. Yeah. Everyone's like, I love to get. I love to get tanned. Yeah. It looks healthier. It looks sexy. I get that point. I get that. Yeah. If you force me to choose among Japanese people. M. M. Oh, but he has bang. Why do I like him? Okay. Sometimes he has bang. He's not bad. He's not. What do you mean he's not bad? I mean, looks good. Looks good. Is he your type? No. Well, I have to watch something of him. Oh, yeah. Then I would recommend to watch San. We don't really care about appearance too much. M. 80% for personality, 20% for appearance. So we cannot tell. At least we have to watch movies. Yeah. Of them talking. I might all of a sudden fall in love with him if I found him a a very attractive actor. Never happened to me that kind of thing. Never. Never. Never happened. I'm pretty sure I forgot every name I named. Uhoh. Me named. We, we try three more. Okay. Three, two, one. Oh, have you seen? Name. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Peter. Oh, he might be. Yes. I really don't remember. No, I think that one is Peter. No, no. Blue is this one. And this is. I have no idea. Okay. We cannot play this game anymore. Our brains are not working. They are working. But they are working on the topic that we are talking about at the moment. Yeah. Yeah. Not those names. Okay. So that's your turn. That's going to be the last question, I guess. We've been filming for an hour. Oh, what was my question again? Um, anything. I have a question. Okay. You go. What's your love language? Let's go eat something. Oh, yeah. I'm a food blogger. So, okay. But do you know the, the term? A term? The five languages? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That one. That one. Which one do you prioritize the best? Um, the quality. The quality time spending together. Yeah. Call time. Why is that? Why is it important to you the most? Sometimes staying together with your special one every day can actually damage the relationship. Actually. Yeah. Sometimes, um, yeah, you, you still need to have a space to explore yourself and spend the time with other people, like family or friends. Oh, so quality of time doesn't mean spending many hours together. Yeah. It means that you spending time that you think is meaningful. Oh, okay. Yeah. So, yeah, it's not like stay just staying together doing nothing or or just focus on your own thing. I've misunderstood the meaning of quality of time. When it comes to quality of time, I think it's like more focusing on quality, quality. Oh, no, sorry. Yeah. Quality. So quality against quantity. Yeah. It doesn't have to be a lot of time, but when you guys are spending time together, it must be something meaningful. That's how I understand. Then I would say that's also my top priority. Definitely not word of affirmation. I don't want word. Yeah. I mean, I want, I want it, but, um, that's not the top priority. I don't really say it out loud. Yeah. It just show by acting. M. And I want the person to be the same as me. Yeah. Rather than just like saying the word, show me by acting. Oh, now I got the question. Okay. What's your MBTI? Wow. I kind of knew you're going to ask that question. Oh, really? Yeah. My MBTI. Yeah. E N F J. Oh, so an F I N F J. Oh, I thought you were a T. Okay. Wait. I T P. What's it? I N F J. What was that? Character. Oh, um, in Japanese, it's Shing Co. Oh, Shing. You. I, I'm pretty sure it's even F J. When I read that, um, that the description, I admit that I'm Co person. Oh, this one. Cuz we all call it someone holding a sword. Yeah. And, um, the, the character or the personality of this kind of people are more like they have an Ideal World in themselves. I do. I do. Yeah. And then they will, um, that's my final goal. Yeah. Put effort in making that happen. Yes. Yes. That's why I became an R preneur. Oh, yeah. Yep. Y. Sh. I need it to be the one who make the decision. Otherwise, I cannot make the, the own world that I want to build. I cannot just follow the idea of other people. I have to think about it. That's cool. What about you? What's yours? Um, E N. No. E S F J. So we're just like one letter different. So what's the character? What's the color? Mine is green. Yours blue. So it's, um, Conso. So basically, basically, I always look for peace, love, and peace. Extraordinary caring, social, and popular people. Always eager to help. Yeah. Ooh. That's very similar with me. Um, I focus on, um, the real world around me. Okay. Yeah. Like focusing on people and things happening around me. Um, yeah. You are that person. Yeah. All right. So that was the last question. Okay. Our NBTi. Yeah. Actually, a lot of people ask me, what's your MBTI? Every time I put a Q&A box on my Instagram story, people ask me, what's your MBTI? So glad to answer question. Oh, that's great. All right. Well done. Okay. So we're going to go to Onan. Of course, we will. Thanks for watching today's video. And I will see you in the next video. All right. See you guys. Good to see you again.
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