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00:00:00Hello friends, welcome to Humanology 2262.1.
00:00:09Let me get some water.
00:00:30Okay, so we have this base seven column two, okay?
00:00:50And actually for column two, no matter what base they are, we do have constant time formula.
00:00:57Okay, so, and for example, to express five in terms of 273, yeah, we have it.
00:01:08Okay, so, and the formula, for column two, round index is I row two.
00:01:21Okay, so that's easy enough.
00:01:24Okay, so, yeah, then, so, again, our working formula is partially correct.
00:01:34It works in easier cases, like column two.
00:01:38Okay, starting from column three, that becomes more difficult.
00:01:42Okay, but column two, at least we got it.
00:01:45Okay, yeah.
00:01:48And then, to plug in these numbers.
00:01:53Okay, so.
00:02:03Yeah, we are doing base seven.
00:02:05Okay, so.
00:02:12Okay, so.
00:02:13Okay, so, let me, can't you cook to my dinner?
00:02:31Okay, so, let me, can't you cook to my dinner?
00:02:37Okay, so.
00:03:03I is three, okay, okay.
00:03:05Okay, okay.
00:03:06Yeah, five, okay, yeah, so we got it, so i is three, seven,
00:03:35well, that's l, base number, two is the column double j, okay, so, so we have j, l, i,
00:04:03so, when j is two, okay, so, two times, okay, x, rho, l, is equal to,
00:04:28x is e, okay, let's say i, okay, so, then this x, which is e, formula for it,
00:04:57i plus l times, i rho two, diva by two, okay, so, yeah, okay, okay, so there's a hole,
00:05:20okay, okay, we are not that far away from finding this formula, okay, because we kind of have
00:05:33a formula that works in easier cases, wow, cheers, yeah, okay, and,
00:05:48uh, uh-huh, yeah,
00:06:02uh-huh, yeah,
00:06:07uh-huh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
00:06:37What really stresses me out is this, okay, we have this whiteboard or notebook, so it
00:07:06gets filled up so quickly and I run out of space and then it's just that really
00:07:13stresses me out, okay. I always need more space. I mean, I can always erase, copy and
00:07:25paste. It's just too much work.
00:07:36Yeah, I'm looking at the other whiteboard over there. Okay, let's switch whiteboard.
00:07:43Okay, so we need to calculate this round index number, okay, based on this other
00:08:05other more easily calculable numbers, like I O J with J minus L O J. Okay, yeah, cheers.
00:08:20Mm hmm.
00:08:23Mm hmm.
00:08:57We have like two lines worth here, okay, so, ah, it is so stressful, this limited space, it's like claustrophobic, okay, so, gosh, this is, I hate this crap, okay, I really hate it,
00:09:27okay, sometimes, I really hate doing this, okay, sometimes, ah, yeah, but, now, what do we need to multiply here?
00:09:41Oh, time running out, now, it's not running out, it's my microwave cooking, you know what, let's take five minutes break, okay, I am very, very stressed out, okay,
00:09:52basically hitting the wall, okay, ah, yeah, five minutes break, okay, oh, my goodness, yeah,
00:10:04let's open the window, okay, let's cool down,
00:10:10sorry about swearing, okay, my apologies, yeah,
00:10:22oh, my goodness, yeah, okay, let's go down.
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00:14:43X permon, okay?
00:14:45Yeah, we have i rho j times j minus 11 rho j, okay?
00:14:58Okay.
00:15:13Uh, well, we have to do rho 11, okay, you see?
00:15:43Mm-hmm.
00:16:1318, 7, 15, 4, okay.
00:16:24Mm-hmm.
00:16:31Hoo-yah!
00:16:33Yeah, it didn't quite work.
00:16:52Okay, so, uh, actually, not rho 11, we need to do, uh, rho j instead.
00:17:05Oh, I hate this, okay?
00:17:10Uh, you see how stressful this is?
00:17:16Yeah, it is disgusting, okay, so, yeah.
00:17:31Microwave again, okay?
00:17:34Oh, my goodness.
00:17:38Yeah, I think that's fully cooked, okay?
00:17:53I'm cooking some chicken wings in the water, okay, so.
00:17:56Yeah.
00:17:57Cheers.
00:17:59Cheers.
00:18:00Uh.
00:18:01Yeah.
00:18:02Yeah.
00:18:04Cheers.
00:18:21Uh...
00:18:51So...
00:19:21So...
00:19:51Okay?
00:19:54At least this one works.
00:19:59But not this one, okay?
00:20:01Okay, okay, okay.
00:20:12Uh-huh.
00:20:21So...
00:20:24So LSD becomes somewhat manageable, okay?
00:20:27So...
00:20:37We are doing trial and error induction, okay?
00:20:39Uh...
00:20:40Without knowing why it works, that's fine.
00:20:43We'll understand.
00:20:45We'll find a way to understand later, okay?
00:20:47So...
00:20:48But now it becomes more like...
00:20:51R index a little bit, okay?
00:20:54Uh-huh.
00:20:55A little bit, okay?
00:20:57Uh-huh.
00:20:58A little bit, okay?
00:20:59Mm-hmm.
00:21:00Um...
00:21:01Yeah.
00:21:02Okay?
00:21:03Um...
00:21:04Uh...
00:21:05Um...
00:21:36Okay, like kind of add seven and then divide by two, gosh.
00:22:06Hmm?
00:22:36And also, don't have vodka, refilling it, it just, it just stresses my own.
00:22:49Okay.
00:22:57Yeah.
00:22:58Cheers.
00:23:00Yeah.
00:23:02Cheers.
00:23:04Yeah.
00:23:08So, what we are doing here is this.
00:23:15We have I row J, all right?
00:23:16And we have R index number, okay?
00:23:20They are different, like kind of permutation group, okay?
00:23:21Different permutation.
00:23:22Okay.
00:23:23So, we are looking for some kind of constant time function.
00:23:27That transforms I row J to R, the round index number.
00:23:28Round index number.
00:23:29Round index number is, okay?
00:23:30Okay.
00:23:31So, what we are doing here is this.
00:23:32We have I row J, all right?
00:23:36And we have R index number, okay?
00:23:39So, we are looking for some kind of constant time function that transforms I row J to R, the
00:23:54round index number.
00:23:55Round index number is very cosmos orderly.
00:24:000, 1, 0, 1, 2, 0, 1, 2, 0, 1, 2, 3, okay?
00:24:05But I row J is more like, sometimes it's 0, 1, 2, 3, but other times it's like quite random,
00:24:14okay?
00:24:15And we were trying to confirm this, find some transformation function so that I row J become R,
00:24:24transform into R.
00:24:25Okay?
00:24:26Yeah.
00:24:27And, uh,
00:24:30It has to be J minus arrow J, okay?
00:24:33So, when it's 1, then ordering is preserved.
00:24:36When it's not, there's so much shuffles.
00:24:41Okay.
00:24:42Yeah.
00:24:43Uh-huh.
00:24:48Uh-huh.
00:24:49Now, now that we have space model over here, okay, so let's calculate, uh, this.
00:25:02Okay?
00:25:03Okay?
00:25:04Rho J times, J minus arrow J, uh, row J, okay?
00:25:05Alright.
00:25:06Okay.
00:25:07Alright.
00:25:08Uh-huh.
00:25:09Okay.
00:25:10Okay.
00:25:11Uh-huh.
00:25:12Okay.
00:25:13So, let's calculate, uh, this.
00:25:14Okay?
00:25:15Rho J times, J minus arrow J, uh, Rho J, okay?
00:25:18Alright.
00:25:19Okay.
00:25:20Alright.
00:25:21Okay.
00:25:22Okay.
00:25:23Alright.
00:25:24Okay.
00:25:25Okay.
00:25:26Okay.
00:25:27Okay.
00:25:28Okay.
00:25:29Okay.
00:25:30Okay.
00:25:31Okay.
00:25:32Okay.
00:25:33Okay.
00:25:34Okay.
00:25:35Okay.
00:25:36Okay.
00:25:37Okay.
00:25:38Okay.
00:25:39Okay.
00:25:40Okay.
00:25:45Okay.
00:26:02Okay.
00:26:07You
00:26:26Okay, so it is better. Okay, I
00:26:30Guess we are almost there. Maybe. Okay, maybe some implement there. Okay, so
00:26:42It become more orderly basically, okay, we're not quite there yet, but it become more orderly. Okay
00:26:51Okay
00:26:55Huh
00:27:00You
00:27:05Yeah, this is a kind of problem. I cannot solve today. Okay, so let's take five minutes break and let's go to the sound lab
00:27:11Okay, and let's take a break from mathematics. Okay, for a while
00:27:17Because we need to take a break in order to make progress. Okay, so all right
00:27:26Yeah, it is stressful. Okay, so yeah
00:27:30I
00:27:32Yeah
00:27:34Thank you. Yeah
00:27:36Whoo
00:27:39Yeah, we'll get there one day. Okay. Yeah
00:27:53Yeah
00:28:00Yeah
00:31:04Well, we worked hard, so let's take a break from mathematics and then have some fun, socialization
00:31:12and story time, entertainment.
00:31:15Okay.
00:31:16Okay.
00:31:17So we earned it.
00:31:18Okay.
00:31:19So we did our show work in mathematics.
00:31:21So play time.
00:31:23Okay.
00:31:24Yeah.
00:31:25Yeah.
00:31:26Yeah.
00:31:27Yeah.
00:31:28That was intense, wasn't it?
00:31:32Gosh.
00:31:33Yeah.
00:31:34It's a difficult job, but work in progress.
00:31:43Okay.
00:31:44Yeah.
00:31:45Slow progress these days, but that's fine.
00:31:46It comes with territory and nature of business, right?
00:31:47Yeah.
00:31:48It's just the way it is.
00:31:49Yeah.
00:31:50Yeah.
00:31:51Yeah.
00:31:52Yeah.
00:31:53Yeah.
00:31:54It's just the way it is.
00:31:57Good news.
00:31:58My chicken is fully cooked.
00:31:59Okay.
00:32:00in the microwave.
00:32:01What a world.
00:32:02I enjoy that.
00:32:03Yeah.
00:32:04Small things.
00:32:05Little things in life.
00:32:06Okay.
00:32:07So.
00:32:08Yeah.
00:32:09Yeah.
00:32:10Yeah.
00:32:11Yeah.
00:32:12Yeah.
00:32:13Yeah.
00:32:14Yeah.
00:32:15Yeah.
00:32:16Yeah.
00:32:17Yeah.
00:32:18Yeah.
00:32:19Yeah.
00:32:20Yeah.
00:32:21Yeah.
00:32:22Yeah.
00:32:23Micro happiness.
00:32:24Very important.
00:32:27Yeah.
00:32:28Yeah.
00:32:29Yeah.
00:32:30Yeah.
00:32:31Yeah.
00:32:32Yeah.
00:32:33Yeah.
00:32:34Yeah.
00:32:35Yeah.
00:32:45Yeah.
00:32:47Yeah.
00:32:48Yeah.
00:32:49Yeah.
00:32:50Yeah.
00:32:51Work and play, right? We worked, so let's play.
00:33:21Okay. Hello, friends. Welcome to Humanology 10262.1 Insight Live Edition. Yeah, Mina Express.
00:33:42Yeah, past three hours we've been doing mathematics. Slow progress these days, okay?
00:33:52This is a difficult problem.
00:33:59Yeah.
00:34:04Yeah.
00:34:06He's lost it, okay? Yeah.
00:34:18Making slow progress, okay? Yeah, and it was growing.
00:34:22Yeah, but yesterday our friends from Mongolia joined us, right? Yeah.
00:34:39Oh, fantastic. Thank you for education of Mongolian language. I did some research. I did learn how to say hello and thank you in Mongolian language, okay?
00:34:49Hello in Mongolian language, sign U. Thank you in Mongolian language, Bayar Lala. Okay? It's beautiful. Beautiful language.
00:35:02Yeah, in Mongolian language, okay? Nice. Yeah. Thank you for sharing, okay?
00:35:07Thank you for motivating us to learn foreign languages, okay? It's beautiful.
00:35:12Yeah. Sign U. Hello. And Bayar Lala. Yeah. Thank you. Yeah. Cheers. Yeah.
00:35:22So, I watched some Korean TV show in YouTube for free, like,
00:35:39Yeah, Palang-sha-e-eb. It means house of blue balls, okay?
00:35:45Blue balls in many cultures including Korea. It means, like, hope.
00:35:50Dream, ambition, right? Yeah, this is nice. Okay.
00:35:55I really like that TV show. It's very charming. Okay?
00:35:59Yeah, no violons, some family drama and...
00:36:03and uh yeah it's about career development okay so intergenerational dynamic
00:36:15very charming good casting good acting good directing yes screenwriting absolutely phenomenal
00:36:20okay yeah very humorous okay nice drama there and uh so i was like
00:36:28uh if the elected guy in the white house and his people uh
00:36:36deport me to south korea uh actually i think i'm gonna enjoy my time in south korea okay because
00:36:46uh i guess i kind of miss korean culture korean language and also korean people
00:36:51okay because i i'm really enjoying this watching like korean tv shows okay so
00:37:04but i prefer being in alaska america because the reason i came to alaska is and also
00:37:13that was 10 years ago but the reason i came back to america because i was born in america okay
00:37:17uh back in 1997 how many years ago was that
00:37:25uh i'm 47 so i was like 19
00:37:33about almost 30 years ago yeah i came to america for freedom okay yeah i came and
00:37:40welcome good evening mighty proud future leaders yeah martial arts education called
00:37:46development okay yeah thank you and the reason i came to alaska 10 years ago is i want even more
00:37:53freedom okay korea's nice but it's quite crowded place oh thank you mighty proud future leaders
00:38:03yeah yeah mighty arts continuing education called development okay yeah oh yeah you're phenomenal okay
00:38:08yeah cheers yeah future leaders very proud yeah okay thank you yes so
00:38:20south korea is nice but i left korea back in 1997 after high school graduation from seoul south korea
00:38:27yeah because i wanted to explore world out there trying something different
00:38:38learning english and uh also be free freedom and then 10 years ago i came to alaska
00:38:47uh uh uh to be alone okay yeah welcome good evening yeah
00:38:56and uh yeah i found my piece in alaska okay it's very quiet
00:39:03a lot of people don't get me wrong okay but uh i also enjoy solitude being alone okay and i got that in
00:39:09alaska okay yeah cheers cheers uh korea is nice great people great culture good evening but uh it is quite crowded
00:39:25south korea is okay uh so i prefer being in alaska america
00:39:33uh but sometimes i do fantasize about being deported to south korea okay i fantasize about it sometimes
00:39:50especially when i watch like korean tv show in youtube okay hopefully uh they like korean food right uh
00:39:58uh wow wow they speak korean language
00:40:12it sounds so paradisical to me okay yeah
00:40:17uh
00:40:22although 1997 about 30 years ago 28 years ago i guess uh
00:40:35i left korea because like i've been there for 19 years 18 19 years so i i like i had enough you know
00:40:42i want something new like america okay but now that uh now 28 years past in america so i feel like
00:40:59yeah i i again i prefer being in america alaska america okay but
00:41:04now when i look at korean tv shows on youtube i'm like it's so different from american experience you know
00:41:17so i like i kind of missed that okay so okay
00:41:24but
00:41:24i don't know what to travel in korea like once in a while watching korean tv show on youtube
00:41:34that's one thing
00:41:37to actually live in korea oh that's totally different story
00:41:42i lived in korea for like 18 19 years
00:41:48second days right and i left korea because like i had enough
00:41:52i've been there done that okay living in korea
00:42:02and i know what it's like
00:42:08welcome good evening
00:42:12yeah thank you for recommending some music nice uh i'm not only up but
00:42:18sounds very cool okay yeah cheers yeah welcome
00:42:22okay uh let's see five minutes break okay yeah vocal rest welcome my proud future
00:42:31doors yeah major arts education curriculum okay yeah thank you and thank you for teaching us with
00:42:36great music okay yeah thank you five minutes okay thank you yeah
00:42:45okay
00:42:48nice break from mathematics right yeah how nice how nice
00:42:52okay
00:43:06okay
00:43:06okay
00:43:07bye me thank you
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00:43:08bye me thank you
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00:46:21The TV show, the House of Bluebirds, it's about kind of getting a job, okay?
00:46:30So that's the main thing, okay?
00:46:31So to get a job in South Korea, it is extremely difficult, okay?
00:46:37I know that for sure.
00:46:39Okay.
00:46:41Yeah.
00:46:43So if I get deported to South Korea, okay, well, I need to get a job, right?
00:46:55And that will not be easy.
00:46:56Not at all.
00:47:03It won't be easy at all, okay?
00:47:05And there's this Korean expression, it's like a fucking star out of the sky.
00:47:22That's what it means, okay?
00:47:23That's what it means, okay?
00:47:23It means it's something very extremely difficult, okay?
00:47:26And getting a job in Korea is like that, okay?
00:47:29It's...
00:47:31There are a lot of people, okay?
00:47:34Okay?
00:47:35I mean, in a small country, I'm talking about population density, okay?
00:47:41Yeah.
00:47:43Getting a job in, even as a college graduate, okay?
00:47:48It's so difficult in South Korea, okay?
00:47:51I heard about that, okay?
00:47:53There are a lot of college graduates who are unemployed in South Korea, okay?
00:48:09Yeah.
00:48:10Yeah.
00:48:18So I'd rather be in Alaska, America, okay?
00:48:31But just to watch these Korean TV shows in YouTube for free, okay?
00:48:40That's more maybe idealized version of Korean life, right?
00:48:46But...
00:48:48Like, everybody's happy.
00:48:53That's good, it's capist entertainment.
00:48:58Right?
00:49:00Yeah, I'm in Alaska, America, right?
00:49:03Some of my lawyer friends, okay?
00:49:07They told me, they're American Americans, okay?
00:49:10Like, born and raised and everything, okay?
00:49:13In America, okay?
00:49:14And they told me they watch Korean TV shows, okay?
00:49:18Maybe Netflix, whatever, okay?
00:49:20And they...
00:49:21Some of them really like Korean TV shows, okay?
00:49:24So...
00:49:25Yeah, I understand.
00:49:27It's something exotic.
00:49:31Foreign.
00:49:33Very different from America.
00:49:36Escapist entertainment, right?
00:49:38Yeah.
00:49:39Yeah.
00:49:40Oh, yeah.
00:49:41Hmm?
00:49:50I mean, Korean wave, K-pop, whatever.
00:49:53Hallyu.
00:49:54Yeah, nowadays, it's internationally popular, right?
00:49:57Look, even in Afghanistan, I was in the US Army, okay?
00:50:05So we deployed to Afghanistan for one year, between 2011 and 2012, okay?
00:50:10I went to a barbershop inside the international base, somewhere in Afghanistan, okay?
00:50:16Like 2011, okay?
00:50:19And in that Afghanistani barbershop ran by the locals, okay?
00:50:25And they have this television, and they played a Korean TV show there, okay?
00:50:34And they...
00:50:36They speak English?
00:50:38Yeah, I spoke...
00:50:40I speak a little bit of Arabic, okay?
00:50:42So...
00:50:43But yeah, they speak like...
00:50:44Sometimes, Pashto, Dari, but...
00:50:47Yeah, we were able to communicate, okay?
00:50:49So...
00:50:50And I was like, hey, I'm from Korea, you know?
00:50:54They said they love Korean TV show.
00:50:56Especially the historical ones.
00:50:59Korean history, like...
00:51:01Like...
00:51:02Several centuries ago, Joseon Dynasty, okay?
00:51:05They said they really liked that, okay?
00:51:07I was like...
00:51:08Oh, yeah.
00:51:09Shukran.
00:51:10Yeah, thank you.
00:51:11Yeah.
00:51:14That was nice.
00:51:17Cheers.
00:51:24Yeah...
00:51:33Then why do I prefer to be in Alaska, America, as opposed to South Korea?
00:51:37Freedom.
00:51:38Freedom.
00:51:39Plane of space in Alaska, right?
00:51:43Solitude.
00:51:47Diversity, okay?
00:51:48So...
00:51:49But...
00:51:50Korea is great, okay?
00:51:51Well, I do prefer to be here in Alaska, America, okay?
00:51:54That's why I'm here.
00:51:57What I'm saying is...
00:51:58I enjoy watching Korean TV shows.
00:52:01And I understand why...
00:52:02Korean TV shows became internationally popular.
00:52:14I don't know.
00:52:15I don't know.
00:52:16I don't know.
00:52:17I don't know.
00:52:18In Alaska, America.
00:52:19In Afghanistan.
00:52:20Anywhere in the world, okay?
00:52:22Yeah.
00:52:23I can tell.
00:52:24Because...
00:52:25They're very humble people.
00:52:28Koreans?
00:52:30Koreans?
00:52:31They're bad Koreans.
00:52:32They're even criminals in Korea.
00:52:36In Korea, okay?
00:52:37Yeah, and frauds.
00:52:38Like thieves.
00:52:41White color crime.
00:52:42In Korea, some corruption is there.
00:52:45I know.
00:52:49Yeah, some Koreans are very, very bad people.
00:52:53I know.
00:52:55I lived there for like 18, 19 years, okay?
00:52:57I've seen them.
00:52:58I met them.
00:53:00Some Koreans are really bad people.
00:53:03Criminals.
00:53:04Bullies.
00:53:05Like fraud.
00:53:07White color crime.
00:53:09Thieves.
00:53:10Okay.
00:53:11Okay.
00:53:12I don't know.
00:53:18But...
00:53:20Like anywhere in the world.
00:53:22Yeah, 99% of Koreans are...
00:53:26Well, maybe 95% of Koreans are nice.
00:53:37Just like anywhere in the world.
00:53:39Alaska?
00:53:40Yeah, there are bad people in Alaska, too.
00:53:44I've been in Alaska for 10 years.
00:53:46I've met them.
00:53:48Bad people in Alaska, okay?
00:53:50Like...
00:53:54I met them, okay.
00:53:55Yeah.
00:53:56Yeah.
00:53:57It's like anywhere else in the world, okay?
00:53:59But most Alaskans...
00:54:01Uh...
00:54:02Maybe 98% of Alaskans are nice.
00:54:06Uh...
00:54:08Whatever.
00:54:09Okay.
00:54:11Somewhere around there.
00:54:12Okay, so...
00:54:18Okay.
00:54:19Vocalists.
00:54:20Necessary.
00:54:21Let's take five minutes break, okay?
00:54:25You're taking a breath for mathematics, okay?
00:54:26Yeah.
00:54:27Story time.
00:54:28Commentary.
00:54:29Cultural commentary.
00:54:30Nice.
00:54:34Yeah.
00:54:35We need it there, okay?
00:54:36Five minutes break, okay?
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00:58:38Yeah, so I had this New Yorker experience for like two to three months when I did summer internship there, okay?
00:58:46So when I was in Cornell for two years, okay?
00:58:49Yeah, cheers.
00:58:50Yeah, very nice people, man out of New York.
00:58:56Yeah, I was, I traveled there many times, okay?
00:58:59Okay, but I stayed there for two to three months, summer internship, okay, when I was in Cornell, okay?
00:59:07And it was a wonderful experience.
00:59:11What year was that?
00:59:12Yeah, it was something like 2007 or something, okay?
00:59:15I was in Cornell University between like 2004 and 2006, two years, okay?
00:59:23So it must have been 2005 then, okay?
00:59:26Yeah.
00:59:26Okay, great people, New Yorkers, okay?
00:59:32Okay, back in 2005, okay?
00:59:35So I don't know about now, okay?
00:59:38I'm sure they're still nice, okay?
00:59:40So, good people there, yeah, yeah.
00:59:46I love the Chinese restaurant, okay?
00:59:51Welcome, good evening.
00:59:55Yeah, like, you know, I'm Korean-American, but there are Chinese-Americans in Manhattan, New York, okay?
01:00:02Nice, busy place.
01:00:05Chinese restaurant in Manhattan, New York.
01:00:072005, okay?
01:00:10They're busy, right?
01:00:11Good business.
01:00:13Affordable food.
01:00:14Chinese restaurant in Manhattan, New York.
01:00:17The Big Apple, right?
01:00:18But they're very nice people.
01:00:22And great culinary artists, okay?
01:00:27I loved it.
01:00:28All right.
01:00:31Mm.
01:00:35Yeah.
01:00:35Good people.
01:00:41Marathon, New York.
01:00:43Yeah.
01:00:46Yeah.
01:00:58And I remember this quite young gentleman, okay?
01:01:02Doing jogging, running, along that river.
01:01:07What's that river in Manhattan, New York?
01:01:09The Hudson River or something?
01:01:11I don't know.
01:01:12Okay.
01:01:13But he's running, jogging, okay?
01:01:15So maybe he's working on Wall Street or something.
01:01:19He's a stockbroker or something, okay?
01:01:23Yeah.
01:01:24Running along the river.
01:01:25Nice.
01:01:27Yeah?
01:01:27New York people, okay?
01:01:34Welcome.
01:01:34Good evening.
01:01:35Yeah.
01:01:37And some other people that I saw on the street, like...
01:01:44Yeah, I know.
01:01:52That river in Manhattan, New York.
01:01:54Maybe the Hudson River.
01:01:55I don't know what river that name is, okay?
01:01:57But some of them are fishing, okay?
01:02:00I'm pretty sure they don't eat those fish, though, okay?
01:02:07But, yeah.
01:02:09Fishing people, okay?
01:02:10Nice.
01:02:12With fishing poles and stuff.
01:02:13I remember I went to a post office in Manhattan, New York, okay?
01:02:41It was a long line, okay?
01:02:42So, there are a lot of people there, okay?
01:02:45So, Manhattan, New York, okay?
01:02:48And I've seen some mean people, okay?
01:02:52Because there's this lady, very good-looking lady, okay?
01:02:56Probably in her 30s, okay?
01:02:59Maybe she's, like, actress, model.
01:03:02So, I don't know, like, really good-looking lady, okay?
01:03:05But...
01:03:05She needed some more time in the post office, okay?
01:03:13But some people behind the line, I think they were jealous of her beauty, okay?
01:03:20So, they were kind of mean to her, okay?
01:03:22So, I was like, yeah, stopping me, okay?
01:03:29So, okay.
01:03:33Yeah.
01:03:34So, I've seen some mean people in New York, okay?
01:03:42So, um...
01:03:44All right, yeah.
01:03:49So, yeah, I tried to help her out, okay?
01:03:51So, yeah, maybe, uh...
01:03:53Do you need some help, you know?
01:03:56And then she said, yeah, yeah, I'm doing fine, okay?
01:03:58So, that's fine.
01:03:59Okay.
01:04:00So, everything is fine, okay?
01:04:02So, okay.
01:04:05Okay.
01:04:13There are a lot of moments, positive memories, from Manhattan, New York,
01:04:21and other parts of New York, too, like Bronx, Queens.
01:04:26Brooklyn.
01:04:31Yeah, I've been to different parts of New York City.
01:04:35As a traveler, somewhere in town, it was nice.
01:04:40Okay, yeah.
01:04:47Mm-hmm.
01:04:51Overall, very positive experience.
01:04:53New York City, right?
01:04:56The Big Apple.
01:04:57It was amazing.
01:05:06It was nice.
01:05:12We're talking about early 2000s, okay?
01:05:14So, yeah, 2005, somewhere around there, okay?
01:05:17So, yeah, Mighty Proud Future Leaders, yeah.
01:05:22Continuing Education, Quality Development, Martial Arts, Exercise, okay?
01:05:25Yeah.
01:05:26Mighty Proud Future Leaders, okay?
01:05:28Now, let's take five minutes, okay?
01:05:29So, yeah.
01:05:32Okay?
01:05:32I may tell you more stories, or we may go to, like, YouTube video watching instead, okay?
01:05:42Because I have some vocal rest, okay?
01:05:46Five minutes.
01:05:48Yeah, five minutes break.
01:05:49Okay, time check in daily motion.
01:06:03Okay, it's been more than one hour, okay?
01:06:05Yeah.
01:06:05So, daily motion, friends, yeah, let's continue tomorrow.
01:06:08We'll get back to mathematics tomorrow, okay?
01:06:10So, yeah.
01:06:13We'll get back to mathematics tomorrow, okay?
01:06:16Mighty Proud Future Leaders, yeah, Martial Arts.
01:06:18Okay, thank you.