hi guys so as promised I am here which I
have committed to you and this is a
commitment so I am here so I am on
Instagram now the page is now live but
as I'm sure most of you have already are
aware by now we just got the news very
very somber moment for us today that one
of the great great legends of our cinema
has passed away mr. Vinod Khanna gee and
heartfelt and sincere condolences to his
entire family and all my prayers and
wishes and support and strength I'm
sending to them and I'm sure you all are
too so as I'm sure you guys will
understand it's not going to be a
celebratory event today of course we
have the International Instagram and
Facebook came along with the India team
here with me and I think everyone is all
you know all of us are with a very heavy
heart today so as you can understand we
will not be probably doing our events
and our interviews and our whatever we
have planned for the day today I'm sure
you guys can understand that and we will
be doing this in a few days okay so we
will be seeing you soon I know you guys
and everyone probably on the page or as
big ardent admirers and fans of mr.
Banerjee as I am myself so I'm sure you
can understand and I will see you guys
soon lots of love to you all and I will
see you on Instagram and take care of
yourself all of you okay
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Tommy Chong in Berlin - Interview - Duration: 14:18.
Hello dear cannafine audience.
My name is Micha and I switch into English right
now because I'm surrounded by
celebrities
I've Tommy Chong here. Hi Tommy!
Hey how are you? - I'm fine. How are you Tommy?
I am high. Very high. So it's your first
time. We're sitting here in Berlin and
how do you enjoy the Berlin-high?
Is it a special high here in Berlin?
It's a very special high. There's a lot of
beautiful places here in Berlin and so
many beautiful girls!
You used to live in Paris with your wife. How is your
experience about cannabis in the 70s and
the 80s in the 90s in Europe and now?
Did it change?
Oh yeah well the thing is back in the
day especially you know with Amsterdam
it was legal and no one bothered anybody
in Amsterdam and no one bothered anybody
in Paris you know I mean you have to be
a like a hardened dealer you know to
have the police after you
but if you were just a user like I was
or a tourist everybody left you
alone and and you could get high and we did.
I saw you being busted by the
police today. How was that? That was fun.
Like an old movie you know they put me
in a police car but it was a movie
car so it was good because it had cushions
on the seats. You have a medical brand
you have medical you you have a medical
strain or you have two medical
strains in the u.s.? Yes well since
I got you know cancer and then I treated
my cancer with the finest
marijuana it had to be the best and so
in my search for my cure
I found so many really good growers that
wanted me to help them sell their weed.
And so we formed a Chong's Choice
company with it with the mum-and-pop
growers and then we take their stuff put
it in our packages and we test it first
you know so the quality is always the
highest. It's the highest quality.
I can say so because after my last visit at your
house I tried it out and in Germany I
have a medical recommendation so I can
really tell that the Chong's Choice, the
haze it was even better than my
pharmaceutical grade I have here: Yes yes
oh no you're in California well anywhere
in the world really you get the
high-grade quality marijuana you know
you just have to have it growing fresh
that's what I see you know healthy and
then it's all good. Are you allowed to grow?
Oh yeah, well even when I wasn't
allowed to grow I grew. When I was doing
movies with Cheech I had my house redone
by hippies. All the hippies came from
Canada and they worked on my house and
they in the end back then we would get
marijuana with seeds in it from Mexico
and so we had all these seeds and my
gardener who was from Italy when I was
gone doing movies he decided to grow, to
plant all the seeds that I he found and
he planted a plantation. We had about 30
plants sinsemilla growing in my backyard
up a mountain. Up a hill and it had
its own natural water supply and he grew
this about 30 plants of the finest
sinsemilla
and he had to sit out there at night to
keep the deer the deer wanted to come
and eat it and so then he didn't know
that you if you peed on the plants that
would keep all the animals away. He found
that out later. So I grew. I grew that was
way back in nineteen
eighty nineteen eighty. That's early so at
that time sinsemilla I was really
still something very special very unique
wasn't it? Well we sold it. You know we had
so much I didn't know what to do with it
we couldn't give it away we gave some
away you know and then my lawyer
it was my lawyer that knew a guy that
would buy all the weed and so we sold it
we put it in big cartons and sold it
like drug dealers you know? So at that time you
lived your movies you can say that? Oh yeah
we were doing movies, but no no
you couldn't sell it. You know, I mean you
know it was very highly illegal but it was
highly in need Everybody wanted it you
know. We got a nice price for it and I
gave a lot away to jazz musicians.
That's your origin. A lot of our
audience doesn't know that your
origin is.. You are a musician
Yeah I play guitar.
And yeah and I know a lot of jazz people
you know. That's that's where I got my
philosophy from, You know there are the
jazz players you know because you know
they're like the Guru of our days you know.
Excuse me for a second because I
want to come to our second guest which
is also a very big celebrity in the
cannabis scene it's Alan Dronkers a
part of the Sensi Seeds company. Hi Alan.
Hi. Well you know I'm not the real
celebrity the real celebrity is my
father
who was the same age as Chong. He's
not here right now but as you know he
did start many good things and we ...
I'm his oldest son I was lucky enough to
meet many great people and get involved
already early in my life and we've
always been sort of rebellious trying to
do our thing trying to make this world
also a better place so we have also the
Hash, Marijuana and Hemp Museum in Amsterdam. So
we did a lot of Education and a lot of
work also and also with fiber hemp we
started a company so we have a true
passion for this plant and my whole
family is sort of like involved now and
we are just grateful to see that that
there's that so many people are picking
the fruits, literally. Our seed business
has always been a the one that made us
most famous but we were happy to do so
many things and with so many people and
today I'm here and I'm with a
hero of my youth. And my daughter just
got 17 and she just started smoking weed
and when we were together in
Amsterdam last time I said you know stay
with me here in the apartment and smoke
a little bit with dad, you know and she
said okay - And you know what I showed her
Cheech and Chong movies and we were
laughing together
you know like... Because she never saw them
and if you get the first time high it
doesn't matter how old your movies are
people are laughing and it's still as
beautiful today as it was and really
there was a time in my youth that I knew
some of your movies I knew all the words.
Thommy. - I have a question you know
you're an idol for a lot of people who
are into the cannabusiness today into
the marijuana business. You're a big Idol
for them. You started it
not to educate or to teach people I
think you started is more out of a sense
of humor didn't you? Well yeah you know
the best way to get any message across
is to make it funny you know make it
truthful make it funny
and that was very easy but it was the
audience that really made us do what we
did you know you know when we would try
some things on the stage when we do
anything with pot everybody loved it me
laugh and so that's why we just took it
went ran with it you know. So in the 70s
I think you never expected that like 40 years
later it will pay back like this are you
happy about that? Do you feel good about that?
Well either way I can take it.
You know. It's fun to be popular but I love
what I'm doing it so wouldn't matter but
if it was a big success or no success.
The pot really brings out the artisticness
in everybody no matter what they
do if they're drawing paintings or
robbing a bank you know they'll do it
very artistically. So it's a beautiful
beautiful plant. You know I wouldn't be
here without it. Of course you have been
in Amsterdam a lot of times.
Have you ever visited the Hash Marijuana and Hemp Museum from Ben Dronkers?
I'm not sure I
might have. You know, I've done a lot of
things in Amsterdam but I haven't been
back to Amsterdam you know as a movie
but we did the movies in 1980 you know
that was a long time ago.
And I've been back there now and then
but back then probably you smoked some
of his strains already hmm? Oh oh
from Sensi Seeds. I you know I almost never went
on the ground I was on the barges
all the time in Amsterdam. All the barges
they were kind of quite a few where the
pot people lived on the barge and I was
on one barge where they had a fire and
and what he would do he would get
packets of marijuana seeds and he would
put him on a balloon and he would shoot
him up in the air toward East Germany
and the balloons would go across and
then they would land somewhere but there
were seeds and I imagine that help start
to the East-Germans growing weed you know?
I like to think it did. Thy did grow weed
I assure you. Before the Wall came down
also the East-Germans were growing Weed.
I know I know
it doesn't take much you know and then
if you got weed you can live under any
circumstance. Because everything makes
sense then. Marijuana just helps you get
through it all because it makes you feel
good and it keeps your mind alert. And it
keeps your appetite going. Let me ask you
Alan.
when Tommy was already a big star
you were a youngster. So how is
it to be taught cannabis education by
his family I try to educate my people
but I never experienced cannabis
education by my father. How is that?
Well that's a beautiful thing. I think you
know that's also what I got from my
father I try to pass on to my children.
It's first of all education you know they
better know and understand then
don't know anything and make many
mistakes. And it's with everything in
life so yeah you know and and cannabis
is part of it so I'm happy that I can
enjoy it also now with my daughter and
when my son gets older one day,
we're going to be buddies and smoke
together also that's what I look forward
to.
I'm not so much of an alcohol man so I
don't like it to see my children drink
alcohol. So my choice is to say okay you
know smoke with dad or drink a beer but
anyway, make choices in life also
and know what you're doing. So then it's
okay. And it's so much fun. They're the
new generation again you know they're
the the fresh vines that suddenly
realized what this plant is. I think it's
also good for the next generation not to
grow up with rumors but with knowledge
about cannabis. What do you say? We grew
up with rumors didn't we? Well they can
be more advanced than we were but
everybody has to learn all this stuff
for themselves. We can only be good role
models. That's all we can be. We can be
the best role model. It's up to them, the
kids to decide if they want to follow us
or not. Everybody has their own mission in
life and no one no two people are the
same and so what was good for us... When
people tell me like in Hollywood you
know they say: "You know I I don't want my
kid to be an actor. I don't want him to
go through what I went through." You know?
And I think how pompous is that. You know?
Because what if he wants to be an actor?
What if he wants to go through what
you went through? You know to me it's not
all about success it's all about the
journey. So Tommy thank you very much I
don't want to you know.. Enjoy the rest of
the evening enjoy Berlin. Thank you maybe
we can have some high-grade later?
I would love some.
Alan thank you very much for the
interview and I think it was a very long
day.. And a true honor and thank you also.
I really enjoyed everything very very
much. Thank you. Me as well thank you very
much. Thommy. Because I noticed when you lit
it up you smoked up but you never
offered anybody for you know.. This is for you!
If everybody 's got a big bag anyway...
I think i put the microphone away and we go back to privacy.
O kay bye-bye thank you very much Tommy.
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Should a head transplant be allowed to happen? - Duration: 3:06.
According to Facebook,the first human head transplant operation is scheduled for December
2017.
Moving a healthy human head from a subject with an unhealthy body and move the head onto
otherwise-healthy, brain-dead donor body.
Crazy!
[Intro] But despite what you might have read, humanity
is not much closer to transplanting a human head to a new body than we were last year.
Sorry guys.
The rumor of the first human head transplant (or more accurately, the first full body transplant),
was started by Dr Sergio Canavero - and italian chinese neurosurgeon.
He started making headlines a few years ago because he claimed that he'd had found a
technique for successfully amputating a persons head and regrafting it onto a healthy body.
His technique involved making a very sharp incision of the spinal cord and placing the
patient into a state of therapeutic hypothermia to allow the body to recover.
BUT whilst this technique sounds cool, it's still a long way from solving all the technical
problems of a head transplant.
See, to transplant a head, youd have to sever and reattach the spinal cord.
A severed spinal cord usually means paralysis and death, so voluntarily severing one's
spine, moving the head to a completely different body and somehow attaching it….
Is gunna be difficult.
You've also got massive arteries running through your neck, not to mention shittones
of muscles, bones, ligaments, tendons - A head transplant would be a massive operation,
way massiver than the first successful Face transplant successfully attempted last year.
But whatever - is a head transplant mission difficult, or mission impossible.
Well, Dr Canavero has found a willing patient for the procedure - Valery Spiridonov, a Russian
man with Werdnig-Hoffmann disease, a form of spinal muscular atrophy.
Dr Canavero also has published papers on his technique, And claims to have successfully
transplanted a monkey's head.
But, unfortunately, no evidence has been released detailing the monkey head transplant.
And his papers, whilst totally cool, were about nerve regeneration in a patient with
spinal injury.
That's still totally different from nerve transplant to a whole new body.
Sadly, a full head transplant procedure still has a lot of hurdles to jump over before it's
possible, including how to keep the brain alive for hours without blood flow.
It might be possible, eventually, but that time is far, far away from this time.
The real question for Sciq viewers is - if a transplant were possible, would you want
someone elses head on your body, or someone elses body attached to your head!
Let us know which one you'd prefer in the comments below.
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Turning your Dreams Into Action with Vero Ruiz Del Vizo (English subtitles) | Hello Fears - Duration: 8:20.
When you're doing stuff you start to generate new opportunities
and you attract them like a magnet
Hey everybody, I'm Michelle Poler, and today I'm in Miami to interview an amazing
girl called Vero Ruiz Del Vizo.
You may have heard of her already because she's the queen of Social Media.
I'm so glad that you'll get to listen to her valuable advice because it'll be great.
So let's do it!
Vero!
I'm so happy to have you here for my first episode in Spanish
I'm not even sure how to translate Dear Younger Self
Could you help me?
Dear
Little Me
If you would have to describe yourself as
a teenager using only 3 words
Creative
I would say a little rebel
The other one would be Inclusive
I was very curious as well
Being curious about things like Music, Science made me
and I think this is like a good advice for teenagers
when you're well informed about different things,
it's easier to fit in and generate empathy With the boys...my girlfriends didn't have
much to talk about I could talk about music, movies
I would ask them questions about soccer players because I genuinely wanted to learn
and I think that always led me to connect better with people
Did that curiosity also help you find the career or path that you feel passionate about?
I think at that moment I had a lot of pressure to decide on the one thing
Because when you're around 15, adults would start asking
So, what would you like to do when you grow up?
If I enjoy teaching, writing or dressing up...
I would be confused What a big change my life went through
that I ended up doing digital strategy What helped you in that moment to choose a
field of study? when you were so confused
As a matter of fact, I couldn't just choose one, I picked two!
Education taught me a lot about psychology also about seeing insights in other people
And communication taught me about story telling
So if you could communicate right now with
that Vero from the past that you were just describing and was so confused,
and you would tell her what you're doing now, How do you think she would react?
I don't think she would've ever imagined that I would be working with brands such as
Pepsi, Mastercard, Nestle
The brands that I work with now are brands that I consumed at that time
And this work was for like important people
I think she would feel super happy to see that all the time that she invested in reading
and learning about the internet was worth it!
When you're younger you think that the things you're passionate about
are not the right things
Since you're young, everybody wants to tell you what to do
I do think that you should listen to adults..
I lost my mother...
When you're 15 you don't really appreciate and value your parents
There are things that are advice
and there are projections from adults on how they would've liked to live their life
But it's very important that you know that you're an individual
you're independent And it's ok to explore the things that you like
as long as you also take into consideration the people around you
I want you to tell me what has been one of the proudest moments in your life
When I got into Harvard
For fear of failure I didn't even want to apply
I looked for many excuses
I'm not gonna get in
I don't have the money
I don't have the years of experience
I don't speak perfect English
I come from a country that is going through a tough situation
Turned out that they really liked my application
What I thought was a barrier, was actually a door to new things
The moment I said, wow, I'm in Harvard! definitely marked my life and my career
The thing that liked most about your letter
when you say that you not only have to be a dreamer,
but you also need to be a doer
I always say that we have to come from the verb "to do"
All the people around you have dreams and great ideas,
that in the end, because of different reasons they don't act on them
And when you respect someone, you do it not because of what he/she believes in
but because of what he/she has accomplished
And you can only achieve that when you're in a Doer's mode
In execution mode
Well I have a couple of tattoos,
On my right wrist, I have the word "doer", this is the hand I use to write and to do things
And on the left wrist, it says "dreamer", which is the side of the heart,
the side that inspires you to do what you love
Like Michelle, when you do what you love, you'll find that the impact is way bigger
Because when you put your heart into what you do it's impossible not to have an effect on others.
To do, and to dream and to keep being creative
and tomorrow there will be new projects, that will only come true once I start acting on them
You started your agency when you were how old?
19
Was that the first time you started something in your life, as an entrepreneur?
Or do you feel you've had this entrepreneurial spirit since all your life?
I feel I've been an entrepreneur since my teenage years
At school, I was part of the team that developed the first school's newspaper
And while in college, I started organizing activities through facebook,
which attracted a brand like Pepsi
and wanted what I was doing for college students, for them
That's why I've always said that doing stuff generates new opportunities
It's like a magnet,
When you're doing things, you start to generate new opportunities that you attract like a magnet
If you're static, you're not generating the energy needed to attract opportunities
Many people are waiting for the opportunity to arrive to take action
And it never happens that way
You bust your butt off, and that attracts opportunities
Totally, when you're doing something, people can see what you're offering
By doing, you show your ideas, your values, your capabilities, and the impact you have or could have.
And other people that are already doing important things say
Wow, I connect with the same values
I like how she does things
I think there's potential I'm gonna do something with Michelle
And from then, more projects will come
I'd now like you to challenge the audience
something that could help them get out of their comfort zones
and that inspires them to take action
The first thing is that whatever it is you've been wanting to do...
whether it's starting a blog, recording a video,
or things like remodeling your bedroom,
approaching someone to meet him/her
write that thing you want to accomplish
And then you'll write the first step you need to give and put a date to it
That's the most important part, to commit and execute
Please hit LIKE if you enjoyed the interview because it was great! Vero rocks!
I'll see you guys next week
And well, thank you for time-traveling with me to speak to your little Vero
and give her such incredible advice
I feel so inspired!
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📦 Why Do Cats Love Boxes So Much? 💡 Cat lessons - Duration: 1:45.
Why Do Cats Love Boxes So Much? Like many other really weird things cats do, science hasn't fully cracked this particular feline mystery. Lets see some of the obvious reasons: Cats are ambush predators, and boxes provide great hiding places to stalk prey from. Is it possible that it's cold out? Cardboard is a great insulator, it helps the cat to preserve body heat. Behavioral biologists and veterinarians have come up with a few other interesting explanations: Your fuzzy companion derives comfort and security from enclosed spaces. This can be for a number of reasons, but for cats these are often to avoid stressful situations. Hiding is a behavioral strategy of the species to cope with environmental changes and stressors. A box can often represent a safe zone, a place where sources of anxiety, hostility, and unwanted attention simply disappear. It makes sense when you consider that the first reaction of nearly all cats to a stressful situation is to withdraw and hide. But why do they choose boxes instead of expensive cat castles? That is the real mystery to reveal...
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Unboxing Roses from Italy - Duration: 3:08.
Hi I'm george, A person from my family came from Italy with a surprise
So I will not go into details
But it came with roses, what a surprise
And now we're taking the roses out of the box
So we remove this penoplast
Roses went on the road for 2 days
and now out nice ... unboxing
And we'll see how it looks
So there is also a basil, but it stumbled
and I'm sorry
So, what's in this box?
Red and white roses are
And I like it, from Italy
Very cool
So, get this potted rose, is white
Remove and put down
There until
Something like that
look on the second one and
look on the second one
So it's been more than a week since unboxing and
Here we see flower bud
and probably at this
Has flower buds but is barely noticeable
And I will show that it is white, here is the name
And we will see how they will feel to me
New rose plants
And red color
So here is the name
And here's how it looks when they're blooming
And here they are white
And as I understand, the Italian sellers
They said to leave them in the pot until September
Then they will have to be replanted in a larger pot
Or in the garden
And so we will see
Write in comments what do you say?
So, so it looks at the moment
And these roses I put them here at the window
And hope to grow nicely
when they bloom I will make a special video
And we'll see how flowers look
and further all will be cool
So we expect blooming
and Welcome to Gicu's plants
Italian roses
Thank you for watching, leave a like
Share this video and subscribe to my channel
And I wish you a good day
So, bye:)
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ABRIL: DESCONTOS EM ESPORTES EM MIAMI! Personal , Boxe, Yoga & HIIT Trainning! - Duration: 9:49.
April is Miami Sports Month, and to celebrate that I'm gonna show you guys four different kind of sports
First I'm going to try functional training at the beach.
To help me with this task I've invited coach and personal trainner Kadu Parga.
We are gonna do a hardcore workout at the beach. Do you think I can handle it?
For sure. This training uses only your body weight. You can do it at the beach, at a park or even at home.
Miami is a city that values health and well being because of the beach lifestyle
Some people come here looking for nightlife. But I believe Miami is the kind of city that calls for a daytime living
I'm here for a year and a half doing personal trainning and coach
When I'm coaching I give diet and training advices
Is that an online coach?
Yes. Online. But for those who live close, I prefer meeting than once a month.
What is it included in the package?
Meal plan, training, and I also give then my personal whatsapp for a 24/7 contact
I like to work really close to my clients and be there for then at all times.
If you are in Miami, and want to train with me you must be super passionate
Just like Barbara.
How do we reach you?
Instagram... Facebook... I'm always online!
If you get in touch with me and say that you've watched me on Miami Tips
You'll get a free month off my 5 months coaching package
Awesome! You can't miss it!
The gym is super modern. The punching bags have a sensor connected to a cell phone app.
Through it you can check how many punches you gave, the intensity of it and also how many calories you've burned.
Of course, my time would come also.
Alvim gave me a personal class. Which is also an option here at The Box.
I invite you guys to meet Alvim here at the Box. The place is awesome!
But I'm super tired now!
If you want to take a class, mention Miami Tips and you'll have 15% off on your first class
My sports marathon isn't over. Now it's time for something softer.
I've just arrived here at Design Distric Palm Court for a free yoga class.
The class is almost a show. Musicians create the atmosphere for the professor from the Ahana Yoga.
Who uses to come to the class is the cool young people who work nearby
After the class, there's a get together.
As the teacher said, fisrt Namastê, than Rosé!
My last stop is gonna be here at Fit Shop for a Hiit Training!
I am super excited!
This is super hard!
I quit!!!
Hope you enjoyed the video! Don't forget to use all the coupons.
Don't forget to like and subscribe! See you next week!
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Blindspot - What's the Truman Protocol? (Episode Highlight) - Duration: 2:17.
Watching that tape must have
been awful.
Yeah, it was, but...
at least I can move on now, right?
Okay.
Do you think that's true?
I went to the range today.
And every time I fired my weapon, I just...
kept getting these flashes
of everything I've been going through.
Flashbacks are a normal reaction to post-traumatic stress.
Yeah, but I used to go into the field
and feel completely in control.
I used to trust my instincts, I knew exactly who I was.
Now, how do I get that back?
There's no quick or absolute answers.
But if you're finding that you're...
reacting negatively to certain stimuli,
then perhaps it's necessary
to remove yourself from those triggers.
I'm an FBI agent.
You want me to stay away from guns?
Maybe you're in the wrong line of work.
You're serious.
I'd suggest nothing should be off the table at this point.
She had a 100-digit password.
Nine would have taken a decade to crack,
but sure, err on the side of caution.
Whoa. This is...
This has the mental health records of the entire Cabinet.
Here's a list of all the double agents
inside the German government.
And the security protocol for all of our embassies abroad.
If this would have gotten into the wrong hands...
Have you found the Truman Protocol yet?
Uh...
Here it is.
That's Harry Truman's signature.
And Eisenhower, and every president since.
So the only thing that we know about the Truman Protocol,
it goes to the highest levels of the government.
And whatever is behind those redactions
is too classified for even the Garens to uncover.
Look at the bottom.
My source at Sandstorm told me to follow the cogs,
that that would lead to the answer behind everything.
Cade told Nas to follow the cogs.
So that somehow connects to the Truman Protocol.
And that all connects to phase two.
Now we just have to find out how.
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日本が好きになったきっかけ！WHY I CHOSE JAPAN - Duration: 9:45.
Spring is here :)
how is everyone? let me know if the comment section
for the next bit I'm thinking of making a few vids under the theme of "Japan and me"
I often get asked - what made you come to Japan? Or why do you like Japan?
so I'll take some time in this video to explain the answer behind that
I started studying Japanese when I was 17 years old in first year uni
and I had this dream of becoming an international business man
to make that dream a reality I knew I had to learn another language
which led me to choose Japanese
but before making the decision I read a few articles and whatnot stating that Japan's English level was quite low
so I thought it'd be a good opportunity and enrolled in it as an option course for my degree
I had zero knowledge of Japan before starting to learn the language
I didn't know much about anime or that sort of culture
I simply wanted to support my dream of being an international biz man
also there weren't many Canadians who spoke Japanese
and so for those two reasons I started learning Japanese
since then though a lot has happened
but I gotta bounce to the bank now so I'll continue on in a bit
this is a different topic but opening a bank account as a foreigner in Japan is super tough
by law, foreigners who've just moved in to Japan don't have the ability to make or receive direct deposits for 6 months
it's a huge inconvenience especially if you have a job and if you want to get the $$$
so because I can't receive direct deposits I won't be able to get my salary from my job
but I'm going to go sort that out now with the bank
I'll update in a bit
after the bank I came to a park near city hall
in the end I was able to set up direct deposits (after showing proof of employment)
alright lets continue from where I left off
there we too many people at the park so I was a little to shy to film there by myself
so I came back to my room
okay so how did I actually come to like Japan?
as a result of learning Japanese I naturally met exchange students at my university
and started making friends with them
those friends showed me what Japanese culture was all about
so through that I understood little by little what kind of country Japan was
during my first year I studied Japanese for about 2 hours a day
and after a year had passed I knew in my heart I had to go to Japan and see it for myself
I wanted to know more about Japan and wanted more of a challenge
so I realized I had to be there
in the end I went for a year during my third year of uni (20 yrs old) to Nagoya
during the time I learned a bunch and also did a homestay
through that I learned a TON about Japan
Things like the heart Japanese culture, the true meaning of the language and humility
all of what I learned was enough to really come to love Japan and Japanese culture
after coming back from Japan I spent about 3-4 years in Canada
I knew in my heart I would be coming back to Japan
it ended up being after working for a year and a half in a company
but all the time I was there I knew I would end up here anyways
to sum it up, the choice to learn Japanese was the reason I grew to eventually like Japan (simple I know)
the choice led to where I am today
I still plan on learning more about the culture, the language etc. until I'm a MASTER
it's like a never-ending quest to deepen the relationship I have with this country
time for work - when I'm back I'll continue the talk
I'm ready!
back from work now and I'm too tired so I'll pick it up tomorrow
alright I had a good sleep and had some oatmeal so I'm good to go
but it's a little boring being here all the time so lets head to the roof
to cap it off I want to talk about how some other people may have come to like Japan
as expected, anime, manga, and that sort of thing is a big reason for a lot of people
but after that I think everyone has their own unique reason
it's an interesting thing - coming to like another culture and taking your own path to discover what it's all about
the whole experience is very personal and unique!
that in itself is super deep
I want to know more about how people get interested in foreign cultures/English
so if you have an experience you want to share please put it in the comments for a chat!
there's more to come, so if you're interested!
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(ENG C.C)Meeting Kpop Stars at the Pink Play Concert! (Jay Park, Krystal, Zion etc) | Soo Beauty - Duration: 2:09.
Hey guys! This is Soo Here~
Guess where I'm heading right now~!
lol
So Etude House is having this Pink Play Concert
and they have totally upgraded it from last year
So that is where I'm heading to right now!
So I'm getting my makeup there,
and see some Kpop stars! (yay!)
so stay tuned~
Then let's go~
The Pink Play Concert was held at DDP, Seoul
As soon as I got there,
I received one of the Trendy Looks 9 makeup that Etude House was proposing
The makeup that I received was called Contour Beam
and i think it goes well with my new hair color!
hahaha (embarrassed)
I also got to see a lot of Kpop stars there such as Zion.T
Etude House's model Krystal and Jang Doyeon, the host of the concert
and also the very very sexy Jay Park!
I found my self fangirl-ing over him! he's super hot~!!
I also saw THE PONY!!!
As part of Etude House Beautizen Club,
I also had the opportunity to step on the stage
uh...
yeah...
I have no idea what the heck I'm doing there right now lol
but first, we had a rehearsal
and before actually stepping onto the stage,
we had awesome dinner!
guys this place is so good!!!!
i think it was on the 12th floor of the Lotte Dpartment store
and it was absolutely delicious!
I was the only one eating at the end at my table...haha
after that nice dinner,
it was our time to step up on the stage
and we had an opportunity to say hello to everyone there
so it was a really nice experience
even though I'm at the way back because of my tall height
it was still fun hehe
Afterwards, I got to enjoy the concert with my friends
and we ended the night at Sulbing!
Sulbing is the place to go to replenish your energy! yes indeed
hahahaha
Even though this was a short vlog
I wanted to share this fun experience with you guys
i hope you enjoyed
don't forget to press like and subscribe~
and I'll see you guys in my next!
Bye~
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ISSO QUE É VIDA - Duration: 4:47.
Let me tell you something
I've just arrived in Italy
It's 11.50am now
Yesterday, I left home in England at midnight
I took a bus, all the way to a coach station
I waited for an hour, then I took the coach
I went to the airport, then I took the flight
And the coolest thing was that the flight was full
But, by my side, right by my side
There were 3 empty seats
What did I do? I laid down. I slept for 2 hours.
Then I arrived in Napoli
Passport and stuff
Got there, took the bus
Now I'm home having a coffee
Today is my brother-in-law's birthday
I'm really happy to be here
My brother-in-law's just arrived here
I missed you
Give me a big fat hug because I'm really stinky
It's either photographing or filming, Caroline
Good bye everyone, see you later!
We're off to baptisms now
It's a very beautiful place
We're all happy here because a very dear brother is getting baptised
That's it
Another baptism here in Italy
I was working, behind the cameras
This beautiful place
We like to do it in open spaces
Because we are witnessing to non-believers
They're not used to it, a lady came to ask us what was this
Other people saw it and came to us
So we take the opportunity to preach the gospel
So that they can be saved as well, mate
We're here
There's still a lot of noise around, as you may notice
Today we had baptism and The Lord's Supper
And the preparation for tomorrow, because we're going to Jerusalem
It's gonna be insane, dude
First time there, I can't wait
So the next vlogs will be from Jerusalem
You can't miss it
Thanks for always keeping up with the videos
God bless you
See see see'ya
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HOW TO SELL HANDMADE: how to increase average bill #biznesvkedah - Duration: 0:40.
It's easier for me to do a few, There, projects than in one
Project to expand the range.
We, here, are strong enough narrowed.
This did not reduce your income, profitability?
On the contrary.
My average check has grown.
I narrowed down the number of accessories, But I began to spend
Less time for I did not like to do,
To what was amount of time.
I left only a clear Ruler of the most necessary.
And because of this, I chose The coolest materials.
I have more time to eat To engage in
Clients, and not to Manufacture and persuade
To buy it.
That is, I find it easier to three large Client to take and find these
Three customers than ten With a huge assortment.
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Will & Greg Show: Urban Sledding Vlog (Ep. 5) - Duration: 6:58.
(Hip Music)
Ready?
Go!
I look like a hobo.
Scraggy!
Hello! Welcome. Today, on another day,
where we have a couple hours of free time,
to do something that we like to do!
That thing is...
Sledding!
[Intro]
[Intro] It's the Will and Greg Show
Started snowing recently,
so we are gonna go ride some sleds!
We gotta buy one first cause we don't have one.
We don't have a sled?
no
So why don't you just make one?
What do you think- that all we do is make stuff?
Could make one, I guess
Could make one...
Nah, I'm just gonna go buy one.
*attempted snatch fails*
No!
Alright, to the store!
To get a sled!
Gettin goods, boys
Ohhh, yeeah...
Men's Apparel, baby
Torpedo?
Ooh, yeah
What's it feel like?
*internal screaming*
Feels pretty good.
Alright, we got one?
Yup. Big Blue
Let's do it!
Picking up some more stuff,
In case we want any, like, dogs to pull us
This is Finn, Will's dog
Alright, we got everything?
(Same time) We are ready to go We got our film crew?
We need some food
I'm freaking hungry
Alright, just got here
To Lee Canyon, is that where we're at?
Dude, snow is looking
kind of deep
'Kay, we're ready.
We got some work.
This is a lot of snow, we should've brought the snowmobile
The Snowmobile?
So, we forgot our shovels
and everything to make a ramp, everything
to stay warm... But! We have a sled.
The Plan is to get this mountain, take it all the
way down, go to jump right there
about 200 feet into the sky land
on that mountain over there.
Okay, test
number one.
ready
got some dogs in the way, but it's okay
Are you tired? Take a lot of work to
get up there?
Test Number 1
oh yeah, yes! yes!
you were going about 1 mile per hour.
Alright, time go home
that was not fast at all.
Hey Finn! come
here bud
Come here bud
Hey, I'm just gonna keep; I'm just gonna stay here
if you mow me over,
That was pretty fast! That was pretty fast, that one looked better.
Let's build a ramp
The ramp has been made, check it out. It's not the biggest
but I think it'll give us an air.
Start from up there, landing's a little rough, go down
here,
BOOM!
360 land, 600 bonus points.
I'll go first
okay
here we go!
How much air did I get?
That was so much air bro!!!!!!! Dude, that was sick!!!
Test number two, here we go
*Mating Call*
I mean, better?
I thought I was gonna run into that tree.
I know!
*Mating Call Slowed Down*
It was a success, but
not all successes are good. So I think it's- we
got the succ part right.
Two on one sled
If we get past the ramp and ride off
into the distance, we Win.
Alright let's give it a shot
Ah, I think I just did the split!
Oh that's cold;
There's so much snow
Soon as we hit the thing, my leg went
and like spread in front
I wanna go home
Our ramp wasn't built very well
Let's get out of here.
*intense shivering*
Dude, that was such a success. Suck, A sucky-cess.
Well, it was, it was fun, but it wasn't.
The day's not over,
It's only two o'clock. We could still try to sled
somewhere else? We're leaving the snow
snow kicked our butt. Alright so we just
got back to Las Vegas, there's just too
much snow. I never thought you could have
too much. It's still kind of early, and what's
stopping us from having some more fun
we're gonna keep sledding I guess
ONE TWO THREE FOUR
extreme
That was sick.
Ohhh! There's a big rock there.
Alright, thanks for coming along with us today
Hope you guys enjoyed it sir.
See you guys next time
Oh, Ah AH AH AH AHH AHH
Yeehaw!
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Road Trip In The USA 1. Episode - Why am I going back? - Duration: 12:52.
This room costs me exactly $1100 per month, $1100 !
In 8 months,
I got lots of good and bad experience.
but the most important is that this room shows me that I have to take a decision.
So what is this decision?
The first step is to move to my brother's place which is in the east of the USA.
The second step is to go back to Turkey after I stay with my brother for a while.
it was not so hard to move in Savannah.
I just had to ship my stuff.
I did that, but the question was what I should do with my motorcycle.
That's why, I had to find an another way to figure out.
I would need the motorcycle in Savannah because I will stay there at least 3 months.
Therefore, I decided to cross whole the USA by the motorcycle.
I wouldn't have this chance in the future.
After I planned my route, I ordered the saddle bags and the electronics. The bike is maintained and tires were changed with the new ones.
and I was ready to hit the road.
but I didn't think if all the bags was gonna be fit on the bike.
Actually, I couldn't fit the bags.
After couple hours, I figured out the bags on the bike.
That took my 5 minutes in the rest of my days.
The route of the first day was riding on the Pacific Coast Highway until San Francisco.
There are many curves and scenic routes on this way.
However, I learned one week before I hit the road that the road was closed because of the mudslide.
I had to ride on the highway.
Of course, It is not as good as the Pacific Coast Highway.
but still, I had a beautiful ocean view.
There are always many problems on the first day.
Of course, mine was like that.
I couldn't fit the bags.
That's why I lately head on the road.
I couldn't follow the route which I would like to ride on.
I had to ride on the highway, and I stuck on the traffic.
On the other hand, after the first day passed, the rest of my days were so easy.
There was only problem which is lane splitting.
The lane splitting is not legal except California State.
So, I didn't pass the traffic in the another states.
Now, I'm in Santa Maria.
It's famous area with the vineyards.
There is a movie, Sideways. They stop in here.
I took a note about the vineyards to visit, but I stayed behind of my schedule.
I just stopped to fill the gas and clean my helmet.
As I told you, there are many vineyards and it makes so many flies.
I need to clean it.
The biggest mistake that I did in the first day was that the route was too long.
I didn't find another way.
I have done around 380 miles. It means approximately 611 kilometers.
When the sun started to sink, I still had 240 miles way. It means 400 kilometers.
Why did I decide to do a road trip?
and why am I going back to Turkey?
Actually, the answer of the first question is easy.
I always wanted to do a road trip by motorcycle.
and when I need to move to another coast,
I decided to turn it an opportunity.
I had enough time to ride it instead of selling.
I kept the cities away from my route and planned it close to National Parks which is the whole beauty of the USA.
It was around 5000 miles, it means 8000 kilometers.
My motorcycle is not the perfect bike for this trip.
Even though that, I tried to do my best about comfort and finished the trip.
Also, It was going to be my first long road trip.
So, it was going to show me for the future trips what I should do or not to do.
It was going to be kind of a guide.
but the most important one is that I was going to be alone on the way.
I was going to have so much time to think about my decisions.
It was going to show me the valuable things in my life which I was unaware.
It was going to tell me that I should follow these.
Now, I'm thinking about them and It did all of these.
I know that my thoughts are more clear than before.
The answers of these two questions are connected.
I took a big risk when I came to the USA two years ago.
I was happy with my life.
but In the time, the difficulties which you had and your aloneness show you what you left on your back.
The firs one which you left is your family.
You're far away.
You cannot visit them whenever you want.
There is a big time difference.
even getting contact with them sometimes might be really hard.
Second one is your friends.
Nobody might be like your close friend which you have a friendship with around 15-16 years long.
Furthermore, If you try to be friend with someone who doesn't speak your mother language and is not coming from your culture.
It turns harder and harder.
Of course, it doesn't mean that no one might be your friend like a Turkish.
I had many foreign close friends in here.
However,
it's really hard to over to be far away from your friends who you spent long years and share tonnes of memories together.
Especially, when your friends do something together without you and you see that, it's getting harder and you feel more homesick.
The last one is that I believe in I'm done in here.
I might stay more and build my own business, but..
I see that the international experience is going to bring me more advantage in Turkey.
and I can put more on my previous job.
So, I believe that I would increase my social standard.
Of course, the political situation in Turkey is in evidence.
but I just want to be there with my friends and my family.
Therefore, I would be in Turkey around August if everything goes well.
that's the answer of the second question.
Of course, the answer might be changed depends on the person.
I cannot say stay , go back or why you think like that.
I took this decision depends on my experience in last two years.
After I decided to go back, I started to feel way better than before
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I COMPETED... - Duration: 15:36.
5. 4. 3. 2. 1.
'Ey-oh!
Good morning, Logang. What's popping?
Homie, G (noises)
What the f*** was that?
It's a good day!
Today I am running the American Ninja Warrior course for real.
For my show Logan Paul versus.
I have been mentally preparing for this.
AND NOTHING'S GONNA STOP ME!
Except maybe if I, die
In the next like, four hours, then that would stop me.
BUT IF THAT DOESN'T HAPPEN NO ONE'S GONNA stop me (laughing)
I'm not gonna lie guys, it's like 2 PM, I know it looks like the morning.
I been grinding, son-I'm on fiyah (noises).
You know what? I want room service.
(Phone tone)
Hello, this is room service. Can I help you?
Yes, I would like room service.
Ok, what can I get you?
Can I do the pasta, with a side of sweet potato fries? That's all. Okay. Thank you!
BYE! NICE! Nice!
(Ninja sounds)
Oh, Jesus! Oh, s***!
Sick, bro! Yo, I took the covers with me, bro.
Yep, you're looking good- guys, I think I have OCD.
Anyway, it is an exciting time to be a Logangster.
Shoot the music video for my song "Help Me Help You" featuring Why Don't We.
In two days, your boy is headed back to LA
Shoot the music video for my song "Help Me Help You" featuring Why Don't We.
Here's a little sneak peek cause I love ya.
*the song is playing*
Nah, that's it, that's it, AAAAH!
But yo, I will say, this song is GOOD, bro!
AND, and, and!
We have a very special guest in the music video.
You may know who she is. So that's exciting. Exciting stuff.
If you are a fan of Pretty Little Liars,
You may know who she is. So that's exciting. Exciting stuff.
Anyway's, WHERE'S MY ROOM SERVICE?
Where's the pizza?
Helloooooo? Hello!
Why? Because of the food?
Has anyone ever told you you're a hero?
Why? Because of the food?
Yeah
Nobody (Worker)
Because you're my hero, baby.
Thank you (Worker)
Bye, I love you
Say it back.
OMG!
I'm just saying you look good, that's all
I've been waiting for you.
I'm just saying you look good, that's all
This here Pasta is gonna fuel me
To become the ultimate Ninja Warrior
I guess what I'm trying to say is
I think this Pasta might be my boy
I think this pasta may be my boy
Now in speaking of my boy
Check out this little jam I did on my Instagram story
yo is that my booyyy
I think I see my boy
Is that my boy
I think I see my boy
That's my boy
Add me on Instagram @Logan Paul
Always plug baby
Also while you guys were gone
Something happened here, I finished my noodles
Yeah man I'm a, I'm a big boy .. hehe
Also since we're talking about my boy
Thasss muh boiii merch now available online
Always plug again @LOGANPAUL.COM/SHOP
Get your merch, be a Maverick, let's go
(phone ringing) I wonder who is calling me
hello
what?
is this Logan Paul? (girl on the phone)
No
Oh my god (girl on the phone)
I, I said no
I said no it's not
Hold on wait (girl on the phone)
Ok I'll be right here
(screaming and laughing girls on the phone)
Ok
goodbye
hahaha
Well apparently my room number has been exposed
It's ok, it's always nice to say what up to the Logang
Anyways, thass muh boiii merch now, nuh I'm just kidding haha
Alright Logang, I showered, the energy has very clearly changed
I just really wanna beat this American Ninja Warrior course and I just got like hyper focused
I gotta prove to the world that I'm not just a choch from Ohio
and that I could... I could... I could
Are you having a stroke right now or something
I'm up to something someday
This is it
Ain't nobody gonna stop me
Anyways yeah it's interesting cause I'm getting hyped up for this physical event, you know
And I wanna stay serious but at the same time, I do have to make Logan Paul VS. entertaining
weird balance
Some of you are wondering what's happening to my boy Maverick back at home in Los Angeles
Johannes what's good man?
Hey Logan, how are you doing?
I'm great bro. Where you at?
I'm on location. I'm here to feed Maverick as always and um let's get started. Let's do it.
Hello, this is room service. Can I help you?
Ok, what can I get you?
Hey buddy, how you doing?
Ok
Yeah, I feel the same way
Do you miss Logan?
Your owner, Logan Paul.
I think he forgot you bro
Wait, what?
Logan, as you can see, he's still alive
and he's loud as always and he still hates me so back to you
Yo, what the ....?
This is some bullsh*t, bro
AHHH! OK! UGH STAY IN THE ZONE!
It's American Ninja Warrior time. Let's go.
We are here at the course. Guys, it is getting so real.
Check it out! My boy's here doing flips to pump me up.
OH MY GOD! YEAH!
It's Grant. How you doing bro?
What's good? What's good?
It's the day, bro.
Yeah, man.
It's the day.
It's on.
Your ninja training for me comes down to right now.
Right here, right now, bro.
It's on you.
Nah, dude. You got this.
Don't f*ck up, Grant!
Yo, you got this, player.
He's right, he's right. I got this.
You know how I know this is real, bro?
How?
Right there. Shirtless dudes.
Shirtless dudes, to be hon.. Oh god, they see me.
To be honest bro, these dudes might be naked.
I literally have no idea
And then what do we got here? Oh my god! NO! AHH!
That guy's got a tan line for days! Hehehe
Things are wrapping up, guys. It is American Ninja Warrior.
My production team is over there. We are having a meeting so let's do it.
Logan's going to be running the course first tonight.
This very course behind us.
Wait, what?
Are you serious?
Yeah, dude. Get the camera out.
Uhh, I mean this is a bigger issue that I'm going first.
Alright.
Yeah, f*ck Logan Paul. Send him first. The Vine guy. Um I'm sorry.
Are you done?
Yeah, I'm done. Go ahead.
Alright, guys. So there are some Logangsters in the background screaming behind me.
BE A MAVERICK (Loganster)
Be a Maverick. Yup.
Anyways, I just want to say what the f*ck, bro?
Why? Why do I have to go first?
I'm the only person here that's not like a "ninja".
I'm just like a choch that was put on the show.
For my show
F*CK
Yo, but you know what?
Bro. Hey guys. Hello?
LOGAN, LOGAN (Logangsters)
I got the Logangsters cheering me on.
I'm just kidding guys. I'm actually hype to go first.
A. Because 1. A. A. Because 1, that's redundant.
Be a Maverick, ayyy. Because 1. Ayyy. Because 1. What the f*ck?
2. Because if you're not first, you're last.
And 3. because we always number one out here. Let's go, Logang.
Uh oh, there's Bennett.
Yo Bennett, do you hear that?
They're screaming for you.
I think you've ruined my life.
You guys, it's Bennett!
I'm kidding. Bennett's famous and he hates it.
BENNETT, BENNETT, BENNETT, BENNETT
Why you mad, bro?
Dude, your fans are crazy.
Yo, they love you. Show love.
I love you guys.
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HEYO PACKAGE! - Duration: 2:06.
Heyo package!
In this video I will try to convice you, who do not know me yet, to subscribe to my channel
So, gimme only 1 minute, I will be quickly, I promise
And for those who are already subscribers, please gimme a like to help me
As the old saying goes: a image says more than a thousand of words
So, while I talk about myself, I will leave some videos that my package already knows
First of all, when you click on the subscribe button of my channel, you join one family
Different of the major of youtubers, my channel is focused in interation
The series, streams, our tribes and guildes in the games that we play and our discord group were I'm almost always online
They are a way to stay in touch with my package everytime
Wolf is the way that I call my subscribers
Our channel is focused in games. Transformice is the mainstream here
Paudy (friend): he licks a dog...
Winamice: I will say the truth, his preferred dog breed, is Dalmatian
Yeah, he licks a dog...
K4sh (friend): God damn, even Ivan... Damn it... SArah: Oh my god...
Paudy: which has big balls... which has big balls... he lick dogs which has big balls... Sarah: I'm done...
Paudy: K4sh licks the dogs which has big balls...
But this isn't all that you will find here, because I play every kind of game
And at any time I will play or stream another game then TFM
My name is Ivan Barros, and my nick is Winamice
They (Ivan and the character Winamice) has too much different, but they too have a lot in common
Ivan is graduated in economics and play games as a hobby
Winamice is an elven wolf, probably the one of the oldest of our package
And he doesn't knows what is the point in living without a hobby... in this case, the hobby is play online with his friends
Aw, and before that someone calls me that the collective of wolf isn't package (in portuguese we have a different collective for wolf and dogs, it's "alcatéia" for wolves), please, do not destroy the channel caller
It's impossible to begins a video saying "Heyoooo alcatéia"... Damn it, what the hell is this...
But the biggest resemblance between Ivan and Winamice is their appreciation for having fun
So, if you are ready to join us, click the button "subscribe", active the notifications
And start creating with me, because it's I've said at the video begin, here you aren't just only 1 more sub
You are part of the channel! Welcome to you who just turnet into a wolf
And enjoy to learn the goodbye calling: "Un fuerte abrazo y hasta la próxima! (esp) See ya!
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