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00:00A few days later
00:01Yesterday you said, thank you for the meal, didn't you?
00:05Seriously, don't you think you don't need it?
00:07A senpai who seems to be asking for it?
00:10That's right!
00:11Thank you for the meal!
00:14What's the best timing and number?
00:16I'm dating a guy who likes V-Bug.
00:19I don't want to ask him about food.
00:22Is there anything you want to ask?
00:26A fight between Tomoko Nakajima and Nobunaga Nobunaga breaks out again tonight!
00:30A story that makes you want to drink sake!
00:33A story that makes you want to drink sake!
00:39It looks like we're going to have a rough day today.
00:42There are a lot of interesting members in the entertainment world.
00:47Shirasujin-kun, please come on out.
00:52He's a handsome guy.
00:53Is he a strong drinker?
00:56He's weak, but he likes to drink.
00:59He's also in the Taiga drama.
01:01He just told me he was in the Taiga drama.
01:05I met Nobu-san in the front room.
01:09I said, Shirasujin-kun, I'm watching.
01:13Hikaru Kimie, Taiga.
01:15Taiga drama, right?
01:17Huh? I'm not in it.
01:20I'm in it.
01:21Isn't that the worst?
01:24He's acting like Shirasujin.
01:27He's not Shirasujin.
01:28Who are you mistaking him for?
01:29He looks like Shirasujin.
01:33Let's have a long drink.
01:35Everyone, let's have a drink and have fun!
01:41Let's start.
01:43Anything is fine.
01:44Feel free.
01:47Mr. Nakajima.
01:50You were in Aiseki Shokudo, right?
01:52When you said you wanted to be in it, I really wanted to talk to you.
01:56Thank you for letting me guide you.
01:59No, no. I want to be in a drama like that.
02:02I don't think you get along with Nobu very well.
02:05I think it's Nobu's fault.
02:07Yes, he's very kind.
02:09You two get along well.
02:10Yes, we get along well.
02:11Nobu is a bit strict with you, Mr. Nakajima.
02:14Yes, that's right.
02:16When you two were fighting here,
02:18he told you to stop fighting in Aiseki.
02:20I don't think it's a good idea to keep saying Aiseki in this show.
02:25I don't think it's a good idea to keep saying Aiseki in this show.
02:28Well,
02:29people in Oita don't line up for food.
02:33Really?
02:35They don't line up in a line?
02:36They don't line up in a line.
02:37For example, when we were all in the car,
02:40we went to a ramen shop.
02:42I said, let's not line up in a line.
02:45But when I looked around, there were only three people in a line.
02:48I thought it would be nice if there were only three people in a line.
02:50But since no one was in a line,
02:52no one was in a line.
02:54So how long do you guys line up in a line?
02:57I don't think you guys line up in a line.
02:59The people of Oita, where Mr. Nakajima lives,
03:01have a tendency to not like to line up in a line.
03:04Do you entertainers not like to line up in a line?
03:07For example, if it's a one-man show, it's 24 hours.
03:09If it's a one-man show, it's 24 hours.
03:12If it's a one-man show, it's 24 hours.
03:15Everyone was having so much fun,
03:17but the driver of the car went to Mr. Tsuke's place.
03:21Oh, he's already in a line.
03:23But I don't know why, but men have red clothes, right?
03:27When they have red clothes,
03:31there are three booths in the department store.
03:33Men stand in the front row the most.
03:36Only when they have red clothes.
03:38But when there's a sushi restaurant in a line,
03:40they don't line up in a line.
03:44So I think Oita people like to line up in a line.
03:48I've never heard of that in the prefectural government.
03:52I've never heard of that in the prefectural government.
03:53But some people say that Oita people don't line up in a line
03:59because of Mr. Nakajima's opinion.
04:03I love ramen.
04:06I sometimes go in a line on purpose.
04:08What does that mean?
04:09You want to line up?
04:10For example, when I want to eat ramen in the morning on my day off,
04:14I decide on a ramen restaurant.
04:17I look up ramen restaurants on the Internet.
04:22I look up images.
04:23First, I get motivated to eat.
04:27Then, I watch videos on YouTube
04:30and make more videos of people eating.
04:34That's fun.
04:34Around 11 or 11.30 am,
04:38the restaurant opens.
04:41I don't go in a line yet.
04:42You don't go in a line on purpose?
04:43No, I don't.
04:44You're already up?
04:45I line up at 12.30 am,
04:48when it's the busiest hour.
04:51I smell the good smell from the restaurant.
04:55I look up images and videos on my phone.
04:57I eat with my mouth wide open.
05:02My brain is shaking.
05:05In a way, you're enjoying it.
05:08It's on purpose.
05:10Even if you eat in a line for two hours,
05:14didn't you ever feel like it's not good?
05:17Under seven hours?
05:19Ramen is not like that.
05:23Ramen is absolutely delicious.
05:26Do you line up at amusement parks?
05:29No, I don't like amusement parks.
05:31Oh, you don't like it.
05:33You don't like to line up.
05:36I hate it, so I put a lot of pressure on it.
05:40Disneyland doesn't have fast pass machines anymore.
05:45What's going on?
05:46You can pay with your smartphone.
05:51If you pay an extra fee, you can go to the next lane.
05:55It's surprising to pay 2,000 yen.
05:57It's minus 1,000 yen for each attraction.
06:01You have to save money until you go.
06:03You have to take all the fast pass.
06:06You have to pay for the whole day.
06:09So you have to include the cost of going to Disneyland.
06:13Ticket plus fast pass.
06:15When you line up at amusement parks,
06:20you have to wait for two hours.
06:22It's like this.
06:24It's like this.
06:26I'm on TV, so I'm like Odaigo.
06:32You have to line up at every corner.
06:36You've seen me before, haven't you?
06:40You've seen me before, haven't you?
06:42One more time.
06:44How many times?
06:44How many times?
06:45I've reacted to it many times.
06:47What do you line up?
06:48I can't line up at a restaurant.
06:52If I line up a little, I'll stop.
06:55I can easily line up at a pachislo.
06:58I see.
06:59You were lining up.
06:59The only time I lined up in a row was with Odaigo.
07:04From about 3 a.m.
07:06From 3 a.m. to 10 p.m.
07:10When they were young, they lined up at a pachislo for seven hours.
07:15They can't forget what happened after that.
07:19We lined up for seven hours.
07:21From midnight to 7 a.m.
07:24When they were about to open the shutters,
07:27I couldn't care less.
07:29It was like a boat.
07:32I thought it was bad, so I went in.
07:34I finally got a seat at the pachislo.
07:38I was so happy.
07:40Nobu came to me and said,
07:41I got a seat.
07:43He came to me and said,
07:43Did you get a seat, Dai-kun?
07:44I said, Yes, I got a seat.
07:46I got a seat, too.
07:47Then he said, Let's do it.
07:50He looked like he was about to cry.
07:53He came back and said,
07:56When I got a seat,
08:00I left the cigarette behind.
08:01The cigarette was thrown away, and the Yankees were sitting there.
08:04It was the worst.
08:06We sat there for seven hours.
08:08We waited for seven hours.
08:10We finally got a seat.
08:11Let's do our best.
08:13Nobu, let's do it later.
08:14Let's beat each other.
08:16I got a seat.
08:18There was a big Yankee in my seat.
08:22He threw my cigarette away.
08:28He came to me and said,
08:29Dai-kun, I can't believe it.
08:31I said, I got it.
08:33We were still in our 20s.
08:35I said, I got it.
08:36He said, Say it.
08:38He said, Say it.
08:40He said, Say it.
08:42Nobu said,
08:43Don't say it.
08:47He said,
08:48You said it for seven hours.
08:50I said, I'm going home.
08:53I'm going to Namba.
08:55We went to Namba by train for about 30 minutes.
08:59I felt sorry for him.
09:01I lost a lot of games in the afternoon.
09:04You didn't play at all.
09:05I didn't play at all.
09:07I was surprised.
09:09I asked Nobu how many games he played.
09:12He said,
09:14I played about six games.
09:17I'm glad.
09:19You don't know what life is like.
09:22You can't live your life all at once.
09:25If he had told the Yankee,
09:27he might have fought and lost.
09:29It might have been the worst.
09:30It's a good story.
09:33He said,
09:36I'm the only one who can play sports.
09:40He said,
09:41I'm the best player in the world.
09:44I was like a break-in.
09:47I was like,
09:48Do you want to break dance?
09:50I can still play a game like that.
09:53I can play a game like that for gambling and horse racing.
09:56If you like.
09:57Can you play a game like that?
09:59I can't play a game like that.
10:01I can't play a game like that.
10:03There are times when trains are lined up.
10:06I can't play a game like that.
10:08I don't want to line up.
10:11I've been walking from car 1 to car 14.
10:15Until the train comes.
10:17You can't stay in a place where there are a few people.
10:21Then it's better to walk.
10:24But I can line up for people.
10:27That's cool.
10:28For example,
10:29That's a good thing.
10:31What do you mean?
10:32For example,
10:34I want to eat with Shirasu.
10:37If you want to eat ramen,
10:39I'll line up for you.
10:42That's totally fine.
10:44But I can't line up for myself.
10:47I don't line up either.
10:49There are times when people line up at a convenience store.
10:53I'm not good at self-reserve.
10:57I don't know what to do.
11:01If there is a self-reserve,
11:03If there is a self-reserve,
11:07I'll line up for the store clerk.
11:10Because I'm afraid of self-reserve.
11:12Mr. Kotoge is not good at self-reserve.
11:15One day, he challenged himself to self-reserve.
11:18Unexpected events happened.
11:21There was a situation like that the other day.
11:24No one was playing self-reserve.
11:26There were about five people in line at the store clerk's reserve.
11:29I was in line.
11:31I couldn't move forward.
11:34I decided to go to the self-reserve.
11:37I went to the self-reserve.
11:39I scanned myself.
11:42I couldn't move forward to pay.
11:48That's why I don't like self-reserve.
11:51I was in a hurry.
11:53The store clerk said,
11:55Excuse me.
11:57That's a normal reserve.
12:00That's a normal reserve.
12:03It's not good.
12:05It's a crime.
12:09I'm in a hurry.
12:11I'm in a hurry.
12:13I'm in a hurry.
12:15I'm in a hurry.
12:16I'm afraid of self-reserve.
12:18A man who doesn't know self-reserve came and said,
12:21A man who doesn't know self-reserve came and said,
12:24I laughed.
12:27A man who doesn't know self-reserve came and said,
12:30A man who doesn't know self-reserve came and said,
12:33I'm afraid of self-reserve.
12:36I'm afraid of self-reserve.
12:38There are self-reserve stores in supermarkets.
12:41It's crowded.
12:43I went to the self-reserve.
12:46I bought a lot.
12:49I didn't know how to get a bag.
12:52I didn't know how to get a bag.
12:55I couldn't get a bag.
12:58I put food in my armpits.
13:01I put food in my armpits.
13:03I put food in my armpits.
13:09I look like a dinosaur.
13:11I look like a dinosaur.
13:14Be careful.
13:17Be careful of self-reserve.
13:20I'm in a hurry.
13:23Shirasu-kun.
13:25Yes.
13:27It's about panties.
13:29Panties.
13:31Are you particular about your underwear when you sleep?
13:35Especially for men.
13:39What kind of panties do you wear?
13:42What kind?
13:43I wear boxer panties.
13:45Boxer panties.
13:47I also wear boxer panties.
13:49I wear trunks.
13:51That's right.
13:52There are people who wear trunks.
13:54I want people to wear trunks.
13:57Trunks are recommended.
13:58When you sleep?
13:59Shirasu-jin wears boxer panties when he sleeps and trunks when he sleeps.
14:05What is the reason for his particularity?
14:08That's right.
14:09Are you both wearing trunks?
14:10Yes, I am.
14:11Even now?
14:12Two years ago, my grandfather passed away.
14:16We were talking about what to do with the remains.
14:19What should we do with the trunks?
14:21Your grandfather's remains?
14:23I've been wearing them all the time.
14:27No, no, no.
14:28Your grandfather's remains such as leather jackets and coats.
14:33Did you wear trunks because you liked your grandfather?
14:37I wore trunks for the first time when I was sleeping.
14:40Did you like it?
14:41I liked it.
14:42I felt liberated.
14:43That's amazing.
14:45I've been wearing trunks for two years.
14:50After half a year, I got used to wearing vintage T-shirts.
14:54I see.
14:55It's a good feeling.
14:56I felt like I was in my own body.
14:58Shirasu, do you feel the same way?
15:00I didn't expect Okamoto-kun to talk about his grandfather's remains.
15:07It's a long story.
15:09I've been wearing trunks for about two years.
15:11I haven't been wearing trunks for a month.
15:14I'm sorry.
15:15You've been wearing trunks since this morning.
15:17Did you feel liberated?
15:19I'm sorry.
15:20I thought I'd talk about it.
15:22I'm sorry.
15:23It's rare to have two people here.
15:26Do you only wear trunks when you sleep?
15:29That's right.
15:30Tell us about it.
15:31As you said, I felt liberated when I was sleeping.
15:36I'm sorry.
15:37I'm sorry.
15:38I'm sorry.
15:39It's okay.
15:40It's okay.
15:41It's okay.
15:42It's okay.
15:43It's okay.
15:44It's okay.
15:45It's okay.
15:46I feel liberated when I'm wearing trunks.
15:53I see.
15:54I see.
15:55But you're sleeping.
15:56Yes.
15:57You feel liberated when you're wearing trunks.
16:00You feel liberated when you're sleeping.
16:02You feel liberated when you're sleeping.
16:03You feel liberated when you're sleeping.
16:04I think so.
16:06I wore trunks when I was in elementary school.
16:10I see.
16:11I've been wearing trunks for about 20 years.
16:15I apologized to myself.
16:18I apologized to myself for putting on weight for 20 years.
16:22I see.
16:23You apologized to yourself.
16:24Yes, to myself.
16:26Shirasu Jinga.
16:28Shirasu Jinga.
16:29It's okay?
16:30Shirasu Jinga.
16:31Shirasu Jinga.
16:32It's okay.
16:33That was awesome.
16:34He was so excited.
16:35He was so excited.
16:36It's okay.
16:37Golden Buzan.
16:38Shirasu Jinga.
16:39There is no Golden Buzan.
16:41Ring the bell.
16:43I don't know.
16:45I don't know.
16:47I can tell when I try them on.
16:49It's because they've been wearing boxer pants.
16:51I can tell.
16:53There are a lot of people who put on boxer pants for a moment,
16:55but put them back on their trunks right away.
16:57Also,
16:59it's a switch between on and off.
17:01At night, you can open your trunks
17:03and sleep comfortably.
17:05When you wake up in the morning,
17:07you can tighten them with boxer pants.
17:09Do you all wear boxer pants for battle underwear?
17:11There's no such thing as battle underwear.
17:13On the contrary,
17:15Nobu and I
17:17regularly get the same kind of pants
17:19from the same store
17:21for the same amount of time.
17:23I see.
17:25We wear the same pants
17:27about 10 times a week
17:29for about half a year.
17:31So,
17:33sometimes,
17:35we wear the same pants.
17:37At that time,
17:39the staff
17:41wears the same pants.
17:43The first time the staff
17:45wears the same pants.
17:47What kind of relationship do they have?
17:49So,
17:51today,
17:53I don't think
17:55there's any relationship.
17:57They regularly receive underwear
17:59from their acquaintances.
18:01Perhaps,
18:03the pants they're wearing today
18:05might be the same.
18:07Oh, that day.
18:09For me,
18:11I'm wearing a medallion
18:13because it's the Olympics.
18:15Oh, that was yesterday.
18:17That was yesterday.
18:19I see.
18:21This is Hosozakana.
18:23Is there any kind of underwear
18:25for battle underwear?
18:27For battle underwear,
18:29there's the proper underwear
18:31and the underwear
18:33that you can throw away
18:35as it is.
18:37In the past,
18:39Calvin Klein
18:41was popular, wasn't it?
18:43The girl's underwear was cute.
18:45I found Calvin Klein
18:47on the Internet.
18:49It was a set and very cheap.
18:51When I opened it,
18:53it was Corbin Cobain.
18:57Corbin Cobain.
18:59It's like Milano.
19:01There's Corbin Cobain here, too.
19:03It says Corbin Cobain.
19:05I thought I'd throw it away.
19:07When I go to the countryside,
19:09I wear Corbin Cobain
19:11and throw it away.
19:13It's not the first army,
19:15but the second and third army.
19:17Is it okay
19:19to throw away
19:21trunks and boxer pants
19:23that girls see?
19:25A question from Nobu.
19:27Do women care about men's underwear?
19:29She wants to hear
19:31Nobu's opinion.
19:33Well,
19:35I think boxer pants are cooler.
19:37Cooler.
19:39Sae-chan is still young.
19:41She's still young.
19:43In our age,
19:45there are people who wear
19:47both briefs and trunks.
19:49But when we give presents,
19:51trunks are always
19:53on the pattern.
19:55There was a man
19:57who was wearing
19:59a card trunk.
20:01So I didn't know
20:03what to give him.
20:05No one thought he was
20:07President Trump.
20:09I'm sure there are people
20:11who think like that.
20:13I was worried about the pattern.
20:15What should I give him?
20:17Nakajima-san,
20:19do you care about your underwear?
20:21I was dating a guy
20:23who liked T-bags.
20:25I don't want to hear it.
20:27I don't want to hear it.
20:29I don't want to hear it.
20:31It's about Nakajima-san's underwear.
20:33When you're dating a guy
20:35who likes T-bags,
20:37you use public radio
20:39and sponsor's money.
20:41It's too strict.
20:43I don't want to hear it.
20:45It's not like that.
20:47I don't want to hear it.
20:49It's cute.
20:51When I was dating a guy,
20:53I liked T-bags.
20:55I liked it.
20:57It's my favorite.
20:59I don't have a special feeling.
21:01Don't say that.
21:03You don't have a special feeling.
21:05Then what do you like?
21:07You like my T-bags.
21:09You don't like my T-bags.
21:11You don't like my T-bags.
21:13Stop it!
21:15You don't like my T-bags.
21:17Stop it!
21:19You caught a cold.
21:21Yes, I did.
21:23Why are you fighting?
21:25Why are you fighting?
21:27Do you have something you don't like?
21:29Yes, I do.
21:30Liver, spicy food, shiitake mushrooms.
21:32There's a lot.
21:33After this, we'll talk about people who recommend food they don't like.
21:38No matter how much you say you can't eat in life,
21:42there are people who say,
21:44the liver here is different.
21:46There are people who say that.
21:49Let's start.
21:54Okamoto-kun, let's start.
21:56It's about food.
21:59Is there a food you don't like, but you like?
22:04A food you don't like, but you like?
22:09I can't eat seafood.
22:11I can't eat raw fish, shrimp, or crab.
22:16When I was a kid, from 9 to 14, I lived in the UK for 5 years.
22:21In the UK, they serve fish and chips.
22:25I was the only Japanese person there.
22:28I was bullied a lot.
22:31I was told that Japanese people eat raw fish.
22:36Now, everyone eats raw fish,
22:38but 20 years ago, sushi was not popular.
22:42It was like Japan.
22:44I never ate it.
22:46I always said I didn't like seafood.
22:49But when I went to a sushi restaurant,
22:53I ate grilled tuna salmon.
22:56It was so good.
22:58I don't like seafood, but I can eat this.
23:03Like Okamoto-san,
23:05is there a food you don't like,
23:07but you can eat it deliciously?
23:12Is there a food you don't like,
23:14but you can eat it deliciously?
23:17I don't like it,
23:20but I don't like my friend's mom's rice ball.
23:24Oh, you don't like it.
23:26I like my friend's grandma's rice ball.
23:31You don't like it because you don't know her?
23:33That's right.
23:34You don't like it because you know her?
23:36I don't like it because I don't know her.
23:37I like it because I don't know her.
23:40The other friends you always go to
23:42are families that you don't know
23:44and you don't know what they like.
23:45If you get along with funny friends,
23:47it's not good.
23:49You may throw it out
23:51and hurt your family.
23:52Is that when you go to a sushi restaurant?
23:53Yes, that's how it is.
23:55Is it okay if there is a man
23:57who doesn't know a sushi restaurant?
23:59It's okay.
24:00Because you don't get along with people.
24:02How about going to their house
24:04and throwing a party?
24:06I'm going to be an old man who knows something.
24:10Shirasu-kun, do you have any?
24:12I don't have anything that I can't eat.
24:17Chocolate.
24:19Chocolate.
24:20I can't eat expensive chocolate.
24:23But I like cheap chocolate from a convenience store.
24:28Is it cacao?
24:29Is cacao strong?
24:31Cacao is strong.
24:33I think that's the principle.
24:35Also, I think everyone eats expensive chocolate because they think it's delicious.
24:42Delicious?
24:43I don't think so.
24:44I see.
24:45I think I'm the one who eats expensive chocolate.
24:50I don't think it's delicious.
24:54One is 500 yen.
24:55Maybe it's because I eat hazelnuts.
24:59I think I have a habit of eating expensive chocolate.
25:01What is hazelnut?
25:02Do you usually eat hazelnuts?
25:04There are hazelnuts overseas.
25:06Isn't that an old luxury product?
25:10Why do you treat me like that?
25:13Is hazelnut a type of nuts?
25:16No.
25:17Hazelnut.
25:18Is it a component?
25:19It's a component.
25:20I put it in Belgium chocolate.
25:22That's why it's in expensive chocolate.
25:24That's why I don't like it.
25:26Do you have a habit?
25:28What kind of habit do you have?
25:30What kind of habit?
25:31What should I say?
25:36I don't know.
25:37It's difficult.
25:38It's difficult to say what kind of habit hazelnuts have.
25:40Saya-chan, don't you know?
25:42Is it a summer flavor?
25:43It's a summer flavor, but I have a habit.
25:46What should I say?
25:48It's a big confusion.
25:50It's a big confusion.
25:51It's a big confusion.
25:53Hazelnuts and rum.
25:55Don't come in with that much information.
25:58I can't get out of it.
26:00I thought I was going to die while talking about hazelnuts.
26:04I can't get out of it.
26:06I'm sorry.
26:07By the way,
26:09chocolate with hazelnut paste is called Janduya and is sold in many brands.
26:15However, it is not always high-class chocolate with hazelnuts.
26:20Is there anything you don't like?
26:22Yes.
26:23Liver, spicy food, shiitake mushrooms.
26:25There are so many.
26:28Can you eat shiitake mushrooms?
26:30Can you eat spicy food?
26:31No, I can't eat it.
26:33I can't do anything.
26:36But as for the liver,
26:39even if you say you can't eat it,
26:43there are people who say that the liver here is different.
26:49I do it in my life.
26:51I don't eat shiitake mushrooms,
26:54but I'm sure there's a liver in every part of my life.
26:59Yes, there is.
27:01The liver here is the real liver.
27:03Once, I asked Mr. Takeyama to bring me grilled meat.
27:07Mr. Takeyama is a cunning person.
27:09Mr. Kotoge is not good at eating liver.
27:13Even so, it seems that there are people who are pushing for it.
27:17Then, the liver came out.
27:19Mr. Takeyama, I'm sorry.
27:20I can't eat liver.
27:22Mr. Takeyama said,
27:23Mr. Kotoge, the liver here is different.
27:26Well, well, well.
27:28Mr. Takeyama, I really can't eat it.
27:31No, Mr. Kotoge.
27:32The liver here is the liver that people who have never been good at eating can eat.
27:38Exactly.
27:40Mr. Takeyama, I've never been able to eat all the liver like that.
27:45Mr. Kotoge, the liver here has been going on for a long time.
27:49In the middle, the manager came out from behind and said,
27:52Mr. Kotoge, my liver is different.
27:55It's really different.
27:57My liver is different.
27:59But it's not over yet.
28:01I have no choice but to eat it.
28:02I thought I had no choice but to eat it.
28:04I said, I understand.
28:05I ate it.
28:06I said, I can't eat it.
28:08I took it out.
28:10The manager and Mr. Takeyama said,
28:12Mr. Takeyama said,
28:13Hmm.
28:15I said it.
28:17I said it.
28:19There's definitely something about the liver.
28:22I know how you feel.
28:24And Mr. Kotoge doesn't say the length of the liver.
28:27I thought so.
28:28The liver.
28:29The liver.
28:30I thought so.
28:31Because you don't like it.
28:32Yes, because I don't like it.
28:33I don't want to get involved with it.
28:35He doesn't say the length of the liver.
28:37The fish on the ship.
28:40The fish on the ship.
28:42He doesn't say the length of the liver.
28:44He doesn't say the length of the liver.
28:45The fish on the ship is not on the menu.
28:48And.
28:50When do you usually say thank you for the food?
28:53When you give the card to the staff.
28:59When you leave the restaurant, do you say thank you?
29:02Yes.
29:03When do you say thank you for the food?
29:11You don't say thank you for the food, do you?
29:13I don't say thank you for the food.
29:15But.
29:18I often say this on TV.
29:22The fish on the ship.
29:25Which one?
29:26The fish on the ship.
29:29I often eat fresh sashimi on the island.
29:36It's a luxury to eat fresh fish on the ship.
29:41But Daigo, who grew up on the island, has something to say.
29:45Sashimi is absolutely bad if it's not cold.
29:51Fresh sashimi.
29:52Fresh sashimi.
29:55Warm sashimi is not good at all.
30:00It's not good.
30:02It's good when it's cold.
30:04I see.
30:05Sashimi.
30:06You have to put it in the refrigerator once.
30:09And you say it's delicious because it's fresh.
30:12Fresh and delicious.
30:15Hikarimon, horse mackerel, sardine, squid.
30:18Squid or blue fish.
30:21It's delicious.
30:22And the sashimi of sea bream.
30:26It's too crunchy.
30:28I see.
30:29If you eat it like that.
30:31If you don't put it in the refrigerator for a day, you can't eat it at all.
30:34I see.
30:35I put it in the refrigerator and let it sit for a while.
30:38It's common to do it at a sea fishing location.
30:41Let's eat what we caught here.
30:45But Daigo says he did it.
30:49I put it in the refrigerator and let it sit for a while.
30:53I put it in the refrigerator and let it sit for a while.
30:55It's delicious even if you don't put it in the refrigerator.
30:57The same goes for squid.
30:58The same goes for blue fish.
31:00I'll put it in the refrigerator.
31:01Please.
31:05Let's eat.
31:06When you go out to eat with your juniors, you pay for the meal.
31:14You say, thank you for the meal.
31:17The next day, you send a message to your juniors.
31:21You say, thank you for the meal yesterday.
31:25Don't you really need that?
31:30I don't need that.
31:32I really don't need that.
31:35When you send a message to your juniors, you say, thank you for the meal yesterday.
31:41I can understand that.
31:43I think it's better to send a message to your juniors the next day.
31:51I agree.
31:52Mr. Kotoge is tired of being told, thank you for the meal.
31:57He wants to decide the number of times and timing tonight.
32:01When you say, thank you for the meal,
32:07you say, thank you for the meal while you're in a taxi.
32:16What does that mean?
32:19He said, thank you for the meal yesterday.
32:23He said, thank you for the meal yesterday.
32:28How about this?
32:29Yesterday, Mr. Kotoge and I went out to eat.
32:33Mr. Kotoge said, thank you for the meal.
32:39Today, Mr. Kotoge said, thank you for the meal.
32:44That's good.
32:46That's good.
32:49But it's hard to send a message to your juniors.
32:54It's a difficult problem.
32:56Is this only for entertainers?
32:59Do you do it?
33:00Yes, I do.
33:02It's difficult.
33:04I think there are seniors who want to do it.
33:09I don't do it.
33:12I don't say that.
33:15It's a dangerous situation.
33:17There are many people who reply.
33:19It's okay if it's all Mr. Kotoge.
33:22But some people say, why don't you send it?
33:26So I'm careful about it.
33:30I see.
33:31You send it to someone you want.
33:35It's easier to understand if you say, don't send it.
33:39You don't send it to someone who says, thank you.
33:43What is the best timing to say thank you for the meal?
33:47It's difficult.
33:49Is it when you give the card?
33:52Yes.
33:53When you go to the store, you say thank you.
33:57But sometimes you can't ignore the fact that you're paying.
34:03There are times like this.
34:06When you're talking, you look at the black card.
34:12You say thank you once.
34:15I say thank you every time.
34:18After I say thank you, I eat dessert and talk.
34:25When I leave the house, I say thank you.
34:30You say it twice.
34:32I say it again.
34:35You say it when you receive the card.
34:37But it's polite.
34:39When you get on the taxi, you say it three times.
34:42When you get on the taxi, you say it three times.
34:49Then you send it to the next person.
34:53When I order a menu, I say thank you.
34:59It's already the first time.
35:02You say thank you in advance.
35:08You say thank you before you receive it.
35:11You decide.
35:13When you go to the store, you say thank you.
35:17You put everything in it.
35:19You don't have to say thank you.
35:23You don't have to say thank you on the phone?
35:26It's easier to say.
35:28If you say thank you, do you want to say it on the phone the next day?
35:33After I say thank you, I eat dessert and talk.
35:35After I say thank you, I eat dessert and talk.
35:37After I leave the house, I say it once.
35:39You should say it on the phone the next day.
35:44If I can't say thank you, I say it on the phone the next day.
35:50Did you even make a phone call?
35:51I make a phone call.
35:54When the food is too delicious, I make a phone call.
35:58Why do you do that?
36:00It depends on the deliciousness of the food.
36:03That's right.
36:05It was very delicious.
36:07I said it once, but it was very delicious.
36:09It's been a long time since I ate it.
36:11Did you make a phone call?
36:12I made a phone call.
36:13It was very delicious.
36:14I just wanted to say it.
36:15Your friends around you are kind.
36:17I don't want to say it.
36:19The person who is eating should say thank you.
36:24When I finish eating, I say it.
36:27It was very delicious.
36:29Thank you for the meal.
36:32That's scary.
36:34When I leave the house, I say it.
36:36It was very delicious.
36:38Thank you for the meal.
36:40That's the end of it.
36:42That's the end of it.
36:44I don't want to say it.
36:45I don't say thank you for the meal.
36:48I don't want to say it.
36:50I don't want to say it.
36:52You don't say it.
36:54I don't say it.
36:56You don't have to say it.
36:58You don't have to say it.
37:00You don't have to say it.
37:02You are cute.
37:04You are cute.
37:05Thank you for the meal.
37:09We won't send it to you the next day.
37:13You don't have to send it.
37:15If it's too delicious, I'll make a phone call.
37:18That's annoying.
37:20That's the most annoying thing.
37:22That's annoying.
37:23What do you think of that?
37:25It's a girl.
37:27It's a girl I went with.
37:29The next day, she says,
37:31Thank you for the meal.
37:33Thank you for the meal.
37:36That's a good idea.
37:38That's a good idea.
37:40That's a good idea.
37:42That's a good idea.
37:46Some people will be relieved by it.
37:50Thank you for the meal.
37:52We will play the second game.
37:56We won't let you decide.
38:01I want to hear either of you.
38:03You will take a bath and shampoo.
38:07You will take a bath and shampoo.
38:12It's a public bath.
38:14I'm going to put on my spit.
38:16And when I spit,
38:18the shampoo is right here.
38:20So, when I'm about to go like this,
38:22the spit is going to go in.
38:24That's crazy.
38:26What should I do?
38:32Should I flush it?
38:34Or should I just go?
38:36Shampoo with spit
38:40Shampoo with spit
38:42Does everyone use it?
38:44Or not?
38:46The debate is heating up.
38:48But, you know,
38:50if it's a daily spit,
38:52it's fine.
38:54But if it's a shower,
38:56it's like water.
38:58It's like hot water.
39:00That's important.
39:02It's not a car.
39:04It's not just a bunch of water.
39:06It's like hot water
39:08in your mouth
39:10when you take a shower.
39:12You know,
39:14when you take a shower.
39:16It's a thin spit.
39:18Oh, I see.
39:20I'm going to take it easy.
39:24What about shampoo?
39:26I'm going to take it easy.
39:28What about conditioner?
39:30I'm going to take it easy.
39:32Shampoo has a cleansing effect.
39:34Doesn't it feel like you're cleaning?
39:36But in my head,
39:38shampoo is the finish.
39:40It's not a treatment.
39:42It's like conditioner.
39:44I'm going to flush it
39:46and do the rest.
39:48Just the top part?
39:50I can't help it.
39:52I don't know what's left.
39:54I'm going to take it easy.
39:56I don't want to do that.
39:58What about you, Okamoto?
40:00I'm going to shampoo twice.
40:04I don't want to throw it away.
40:06I'm going to wash it once.
40:08And when I wash it,
40:10I'm going to realize it again.
40:12Oh, there was a spit in it.
40:14I'm going to wash it again.
40:16You think it's weird, right?
40:18I think so, too.
40:24I'm doing it,
40:26but I'm not lying to myself.
40:28I don't know what it's like
40:30until you tell me,
40:32but I'm thinking,
40:34oh, the spit is in my head.
40:42I'm getting a head start
40:44and I'm going to do it again.
40:46I think you're going to do it.
40:54Good job.
40:56How was it?
40:58It was fun.
41:00It was fun.
41:02It was a good time.
41:05Did you decide what to eat?
41:07Yes, I did.
41:08I thought it would be great if I could win with this.
41:14I'm sure some of my juniors are wondering what to do with this.
41:19I'm sure some of my seniors are wondering what to do with this.
41:23In that sense, I was able to win with one shot.
41:30I hope everyone can relax with this.
41:34How was it, Nakajima-san?
41:36It was fun.
41:38It was fun.
41:40It was at my own pace.
41:42It was fun to play at my own pace.
41:46It was fun to say what came to my mind.
41:57It was fun to say what came to my mind.
42:06How was it?
42:08It was fun.
42:11It was fun to play alone.
42:14I'm sure you're angry when you realize you're talking about your favorite things again.
42:20I'm sure you're angry when you realize you're talking about your favorite things again.
42:21I don't care.
42:22You don't care at all.
42:23I don't care at all.
42:25I'm glad that Saya-chan was kind.
42:28I'm glad that Saya-chan was kind.
42:29I'm glad that Saya-chan was kind.
42:32I'm going to do what I want to do this year.
42:37How was the last time you got drunk?
42:39I drank a lot today.
42:41I drank a lot before I went to bed.
42:43I had a lot of fun today.
42:48KODAKI and I were all kind.
42:53There were two cool guys.
42:55I had a lot of fun, too.
42:57I had a lot of fun.
42:59I'm so sorry.
43:00I'm sorry.
43:01I just had fun alone.
43:02I'm sorry.
43:03I'm sorry.
43:04I'm sorry.
43:05I'm sorry.
43:06I'm sorry.
43:07I'm sorry.
43:08I'm sorry.
43:09I'm sorry.
43:10I'm sorry.
43:11I'm sorry.
43:12Thank you for your hard work.
43:14I'll be waiting for you.
43:16Thank you for your hard work.
43:19How was it? It was your first time.
43:23I'm really glad it ended safely.
43:26And above all, it was fun.
43:29I think Mr. Okamoto was a little more angry about Mr. Shirato's pants.
43:36I was a little surprised.
43:39I can't believe he's been wearing his grandfather's pants for two years.
43:47Mr. Shirato?
43:49It hasn't been a month yet.
43:51Everyone, please try on the pants.
43:55Thank you for your hard work.
43:57Thank you. It was fun.
43:59Thank you for your hard work.
44:02How was it?
44:04It was fun.
44:06I was a little surprised.
44:08I was a little surprised.
44:10I was a little surprised.
44:12I was a little surprised.
44:14I thought my seniors were bullying me.
44:16I thought my seniors were bullying me.
44:18I thought my seniors were bullying me.
44:20I thought my seniors were bullying me.
44:22It's not every day, it's every time.
44:24It's not every day, it's every time.
44:26There's a gap, right?
44:28There's a gap, right?
44:30I thought it was scary.
44:32I thought it was scary.
44:34I thought it was scary.
44:36I thought it was scary.
44:38I thought it was scary.
44:40I thought it was scary.
44:42I thought it was scary.
44:44I thought it was scary.
44:46I thought it was scary.
44:48I thought it was scary.
44:50I thought it was scary.
44:52I thought it was scary.
44:54I thought it was scary.
44:56I thought it was scary.
44:58I thought it was scary.
45:00I thought it was scary.
45:02I thought it was scary.
45:04I thought it was scary.
45:06I thought it was scary.
45:08I thought it was scary.
45:10I thought it was scary.
45:12I thought it was scary.
45:14I thought it was scary.
45:16I thought it was scary.
45:18I thought it was scary.
45:20I thought it was scary.
45:22I thought it was scary.
45:24I thought it was scary.