who are undergoing retraining for newer jobs, may not be able to handle nursing because of the physical nature of the job, you know you have to carry stations and so on, so again can they be retrain for to to work in other areas


social work maybe you know, and G O something like that you know, this this is this is one area I would look at because, you can't always be hiring foreign workers, for for everything


you can't, but again you can provided you're young enough, okay, again if you're retiree, or if you're making a you're make a you're making a mid career switch to nursing, say you're in your forties, it may not be an attractive option for you


because because you could be married with a family, and relocating may not be the right option, so again if you have children with a sons who are eligible who are National-Service and so on it may not work out for you


so so again , I think these options are great when you're young, when you're older you've to looks at different options, and also depends, I'm older but I'm single, so my I don't have the the responsibility that a married person would have like family and so on


so again you know you have to look at the situation, and than make the the decisions accordingly, I'm still waiting I'm still waiting for Angelina-Jolie to become available


nah nothing like that just never happen you know, I've nothing against it if it happens it's fine if it doesn't, it's okay as long as I can remain happy, and work towards my goal you know, I'm if I'm, I'm trying to complete my bachelor degree and uh


I've to re re-enroll doing it for a while then my mother help my uh no distance learning, uh my mother cells started to decline so I've to stop so I'm going to resume it, completed, this was a couple years ago my mother pass away so her health was declining so


oh <unk> (ppc) she passed away at eighty seven, ya so, great grandmother to four great grandchildren so it was a good life, that that's life you know just got to, but ya you know so


that's what I would suggest for for older workers you know, uh assess to situation, find out what works for you whether it's part time work , uh social work or whatever you know, Again I think they have more options now


ya I don't know about the, thirty four years ago but now they have more options for older workers for you know, even retirees


it is harder, once you are the wrong side of thirty, it won't be easy, (ppc) you get, so again, it's about knowing, where you stand in life what you want in life


and making decisions according to it you know, like in for me I know where I stand in life, I know what works for me, I know what I can do and what I can't do, so I make decisions accordingly you know this my situation my my work situation


it's appropriate for me, it may not be appropriate for somebody whose, got a family, but being single I'm able to, make ends meet and so on


good there there are other ways to get around if you don't have CPF benefits then there are other ways you know uh private life insurance and so on yes, look there's always there there's always, health insured uh, uh you get private uh health insurance you know or life insurance


ya again you know it's about, it's a trade off you know you, for me the the reason I made the decision to


quit full time work one was health the other was my mother's health was deteriorating so, she needed more more of my, attention you know I couldn't I couldn't just be, applying leave just to bring her to doctor's appointment and so on because, at that age, she's spending more time in hospitals than at home so


once you pass a certain age you know your your health starts to deteriorate so I will try to this and so on so, reduce mobility, they can't get around on their own when they can't get around on their own, you have to make sure that there there is someone who can keep an eye on them, you know with with the elderly that's that's the one most important thing


when there's reduced mobility when they have difficulty, you know performing the basic functions as you say, you have to have some kind of help, otherwise, it's gonna be difficult you know, it got to a point where I couldn't leave her alone at home before, when she was younger I could leave her alone at home not a problem that she could go anywhere on her own


but, once her health started declining the mental and the physical decline that is something gonna, keep your eye on, and this is a friend of mine his mother apparently you know, uh she she's mobile


she would go out of the house, and then, somebody would call him on his hand phone saying oh there's this lady who claims to be your mother she's, she's at this train station in uh, you know in City-Hall, and the best part she would be there


she wouldn't know how to go back home, she wouldn't know where she was, so dementia early onset dementia that can happen, and if they're mobile you know that, they're on the move so it's very hard to keep track of them


so these are the challenges faced by the elderly and timely members of the elderly


I've read of such cases early early onset dementia so it's scary it's very scary, I don't know because, you see there's, we're living in a very


different age you know with some much advances made in technology but there's so much about, the human brain there's so much about the human body, that they are still beginning to understand you know, or still not even they still haven't begun to understand, so again what causes it


you know how can you deal with him there's so much you don't know, they say with dementia and uh things like that, your diet plays a part exercise lifestyle, what I do is I I try and do the basic things, I watch my diet


I try to exercise as much as I can, you know whatever time permits, and what they do is I, every morning in you know I take I drink for the I I tell people this they start laughing, I have a cocktail every morning they say oh you typical Indian well hey good morning have a cocktail


not that kind of cocktail I have what's called spice cocktail, basically, it's a concoction ah in there you know, yes it's, basically I begin with black pepper


and then I add turmeric, and then I add uh black cumin seeds, and moringa powder, moringa powder yes, and then I add about four tables tablespoons of virgin coconut oil


I give it a good mix, nice to mix these four these four ingredients first, no it's all in powder form, all in powder form ya, so yes so I I mix all these four ingredients with black pepper uh turmeric


turmeric about uh one and a half tea, one and a half to two, black pepper about maybe half a teaspoon, and then, black cumin seeds about uh


half, half to one half to one black Cuban sees black Cuban seeds, how about half to one teaspoon, and then the Moringa powder by maybe half a teaspoon, and then I add, four tablespoons of virgin coconut oil and I mix it all up yes mix it all up, then I add uh cinnamon powder by maybe half a teaspoon


and chow powder another half teaspoon, and Calimus powder another half teaspoon, all of that, and then I mix it with a bit more water, then I add uh, the honey, I tried as much as possible organic honey


in about, about four tesaspoons, because it's a very strong mixture so I have four teaspoons of honey, then the very last I add apple cidar vinegar about uh, four teaspoons, about two which is equivalent to about two tablespoons, so


I mix it all up, and because its a very strong mixture I add a bit more honey so it's easier to go down, and I drink this every morning and thankfully it help to keep my manage my, arthritis, and I think it, I know about the cure but it helps to relieve the symptoms


you know my fingers ain't so stiff uh I got osteoarthritis of the spine so, you know I have to mange it you know there's no cure for it so I have to manage it, I was diagnosed with osteoarthritis which is fine


back in nineteen ninety five, I was only I was only thirty at the time, I was only thirty at the time, and the doctor said, it was unusual, it was not, it was, it's rare I mean not you know it's rare at my age but you know


ya, osteoarthritis ya, so it was, rare you know or rather unusual for somebody at my age you know it hits people when you're older, but because of that it was a very painful condition so that's when I have to reassess my life


I, couldn't take a long irregular hours in advertising anymore of so I quit, there has probably freelance to one whole year to let I gave that, I gave myself the one whole year for my spine to, to recover, and then I


and then I went back to work part time and then I, started doing consulting work I have been doing consulting work since then, so, it suits my lifestyle my, it suits the stage of my life right now, you know, I can't go back to advertising and work fourteen


fifteen hours at a stretch you know I can't do that anymore, for me this arthritis osteoarthritis of the spine, so, this spine uh the cervical spine cervical spine, cervical spine so it's my disks are detereorating and uh


I got a curvature of the spine as well and I got a nerve problem on my right so, a lo of things that I discovered, I can do anything I want I can sit I can walk I can do all that uh I was advised not to run anymore and that's the one thing, that's the one thing I really missed because I missed running


I love run I love running before and I missed running and I can't do that, so I do a lot walking and as a result of which I can do everything I can walk I can stand, but when I'm in pain, I have to rest, and I can get the thing is the pain I get different kinds of pain


uh since I developed this condition I I've become intimate with pain I can, I've experienced different kinds of pain and different levels of pain, and uh ya so when I when people tell me they're in pain my heart goes out to them because, I I've become more em


you know, aware of the different kinds of pains that you can feel, so but there's nothing you can do about it you can only manage it, this is one of those things you know I think mother nature, has taught you to be humble you know, and learn how to accept things


it could it could be because of all the years I was in advertising I was abusing myself, you know working, you know long hours long irregular hours not enough rest you know meals are irregular your sleep is irregular


and then the lack of exercise cause you're working long hours you don't you don't have much time for exercise, so your body, you know, breaks down, and that's what happened you know, I initially was told to take painkillers but I can't function with painkillers and uh


with painkillers you can't think, for me at least I can't think so I I just take take natural, natural stuff supplements, I don't take any medication, every morning first thing in the morning before I I get up the first thing I do is that


what do they do they do the oil pulling you know the thing with organic uh coconut oil you just slush it all in your mouth for about ten minutes then you spit it out, it's supposed to help, you know draw toxins from your body, so an <unk> varied thing you know they teach you that, ya and then after that I have the cocktails


about, two three table spoons of coconut oil sloshed around your mouth, you know like that you don't swallow it, then after about ten minutes you spit it out in the toilet bowl flush it, then rinse ah then I have my cocktail and then I have a proper breakfast


Little India, you get you can get everything in Little-India everything, everything you need in Little-India, not really it's just the package and then you transfer them to your bottles and uh just top just top up as and when you need them you know


it's, it's it's convenient it's , cheaper than medication, and uh, you know just that , it takes a bit of getting used to because of the the the the number of spices I use it's a bit strong


some people can't take the, strength of the the the the the different combination of the spices, so that's why I add a bit more honey than usual, there's the Australian brands that they are available in the NTUC you know


depends you can buy the ones in the bottles (ppc) the Australian ones organic, so those are good I like the taste of the Australian honey, and you would, be careful with honey also because a lot of, honey they sell out there that's


diluted, not actual, Manuka is good if you can get it but it's also very expensive, you know, but Manuka is very good honey


then again you know , as long as it's organic natural is okay ya, you also again you gotta, know your body, know your condition before you take certain supplements


I take magnesium supplements so this, this particular depending on where you get them, this this this combination I'm taking is magnesium and vitamin C, vitamin C that's right, so some sometimes people uh buy supplements you know


that are combined with other things magnesium and a few other things, so that's one, and I also mindful of my diet I don't, I don't drink carbonated drinks, I quit coffee when I was eighteen


so I can only drink tea, I'm a typical Indian I have to have my Teh-Tarik everyday, so you know on on days when I'm not feeling well or when I'm I'm in a bit of pain I have Teh-Halia, cause the ginger is good for the pain, or I have Teh O Alia


time I forgot the flu I got Teh O Alia, ya the ginger really is, really helps, Teh Alia, I recommend Teh O Alia Teh O Alia


it'll be help with the cough and you just drink it for for the next couple of days you'll, you'll be okay, no I'm too lazy, but I have a, collection of different kinds of tea at home you know herbal teas I have for, normally at night I'll have the herbal teas green tea lemongrass tea and so on


no no really just go just go the the shop I, those Teh O Alia and Teh Tarik I don't make myself I go to the shop, nothing I'm having there but , I have a collection different kinds of teas at home so herbal teas and so on so I do that


you know green tea like I said, lemongrass tee lemongrass ginger tea and all that


that's how they do it, they really mix the the the ginger mixer mixture and all they combine, ya it is


for minor ailments is okay but if you have the, serious condition life threatening condition then you, shouldn't play a fool just go go see a doctor you know I wouldn't recommend that, self medicating is okay if it's a minor ailment


but if it's something serious and you know, go see a doctor


scary eh, oh scary


oh the thing is, even with cancer, it's so unpredictable because, my friend very close friend, his mother, okay, was diagnosed with breast cancer decades ago, something like maybe thirty over years ago


about ya thirty years ago, it was in the early stages they caught it in the early stages, and she was treated, and she's fine she's a cancer survivor, now her on colleges


has already retired, he's a retired, the nurses who work there have also retired, and his mother is still alive so again, he, he's a dentist and he's one of his business partners, the lady dentist he's working with


was diagnosed with cancer also breast cancer also detected in the early stages, no his partner was a fellow dentist, and diagnosed with cancer uh breast cancer detected in the early stages the doctors say no problem we caught it in the early stages so you'll be okay


within six months she died, with cancer it's very hard to tell because our bodies are all so different mine's also very different, you know, if you're the kind if you're the kind of person who is easily upset or always stressed


the cancer may be you know uh, it may be uh, the cancer cells may be replicating at a faster rate because of the stress the stress, aggravates it, makes it worse, if you're the kind of person who's very laid back easy you know you take things easy maybe


you know you cancer cancer cells may not, you know be so aggressive, so there's so much there's so much about the mind and body that you don't understand different people respond differently to the same cancers, so and this this my friends mother was older


his business partner was younger, so how did that happen you know, so no two people will respond the same way you know, cause no two bodies are alike


in theory that's what they say but then again you see, there's so much about the body we don't know, thus person A this person A was diagnosed with cancer, uh living a very healthy life heathy diet, and all that exercise and so on, person B


may not have been following a healthy lifestyle no problem, no proper exercise nutrition and all that, so how they respond will be different how the bodies recover is also different, I mean I've been on a low salt low cholesterol diet since I was eighteen because my late father died of heart failure


so I knew tha, I'm probably, it could be it could be but the thing is I couldn't take the risk so, I knew that okay If I have a genetic predisposition to heart disease


then, I have to try and, cheat genetics, you know for me at that young age I was, I was, optimistic you know, I said I have to cheat genetics so, I radically you know


altered my diet you know I, low salt low cholesterol, then, by the time I was twenty four I, I decided to become vegetarian, I think twenty four ya you know, my lifestyle was still not bad


healthy, then slowly by the time I hit twenty four, I knew I had to do something then by twenty five I became vegetarian, all that all those years, I was on a low salt, low cholesterol diet that was the only good thing the only thing consistent


so, after that at about twenty five I became vegetarian and you know, only thing is my exercise you know, because of my spine problems I, had to exercise differently


I used to when I was living alone cook myself you know as far as possible but when you're working when you're out you gotta eat out you know, as long as it's vegetarian I'm okay, you know, and , what I used to try to do is at least maybe


twice three times will be nice to cook, on weekends is trying cook, no I'm the only vegetarian in the family, so it's just, a lifestyle choice you know


again it mean may not be for anyone you know I have friends who became vegetarian overnight, their bodies couldn't take it and they went back to eating meat so, it's something you have to plan and, do you know


if it's cold then of course the internal organs right


I think here again it's also the responsibility of the patient to do their own research, you know go for second third opinions if necessary you know, I have this friend, he his thyroid glands were a little swollen, so he went


to see a doctor and, and the doctor checked and said oh, you know it's cancer, you know a thyroid glands, cause the the the results, so, he went to the second opinions same thing it is cancer, so he was a bit depressed cause thyroid glands you know


uh he had them removed, apparently it's, you won't be energetic and stuff like that it's one of the side effects, so what he did he went he had to go on a work so he went on a check, he came back


and he went for the surgery, but he did it on one side first just to remove one one the tie on one side, so after the after the surgery, doctor came and say, the good news uh


it's not cancer, so okay so susan ask him so can you put my thyroid gland back, he actually asked the doctor can you put my thyroid gland back, they couldn't because they removed it already, no it just that it wasn't they they thought that it was cancer but turns out it it wasn't cancer


apparently I don't know what happened but they, it turned out it wasn't cancer, so he's got one thyroid gland he's surviving on one thyroid gland now so, but he was he he took it in good spirit and he was


he saw the, humor in that


your body goes through a lot with chemo


it's very hard ya, which is why like I said, for as much as we made advances huge advances in, there is still so much about the human brain the human body that they are still, finding out, you know


again because, as I said there's so much about the human body the human brain they are still discovering, you know and there is so much about cancer they are still discovering


apparently even cancer seems to be changing, so, you know, I don't know what to say because, you can only do so much you know try and live as good a life as you can


you know try and eat right, live right, and just you know, do the best you can you can't live a life in fear


over the years, pollution there's pollution how much of it is environmental pollution, how much of it is our diet, how much of it is stress you don't know, all these things will impact uh any kind of disease you know


ya so, I'm sure they contribute to, you know, our well being in a lot of ways you know, I always say if you can manage your stress that helps, you know that's one step, you know


the other thing is diet diet (ppc) the diet you know, a lot of us tend to eat out, food that you eat out may not be, the most healthy in our option, there's exercise how many of us are exercising


so there has to be a balance you know exercise diet nutrition, managing the stress, you know, so again, find a hobby exercise


you know, go travelling, I found that when, one great way to manage stress will be going on going on breaks when you can even if you can't take a, long break a short break maybe if you have a weekend or


go to Malaysia go to go to in uh Batam so I might just take a break you know, short break recharge, come back more refreshed and you know less stress, so I think we we must be able to do at least these things


I say even even even a short break would help you know I, I haven't had the time you know because I have been working working and which is not good, but, I If I do have a weekend off I may just relax, just put work aside not think about not think about work you know, just do something else


and ya, so, yoga, yoga is good, you know, some like I said some people just exercise dancing some people go


ballroom dancing, you know whatever hobby that that helps you, relieves stress some people practise the martial arts, I have this story you know this guy I was working with and advertising you know, he was a fellow he was an art director and all that, and he was telling me about how


his , his grandfather, you know, retired you knows retired probably in his uh, sixties or seventies or something like that you know, and his grandfather, healthy as can be


and this grandfather of his, uh was a smoker, and a drinker, but he was healthy why was he healthy, he got off at the crack of dawn


everyday five AM everyday, and he'll go off and meet his neighbourhood friends, and they go and practise, every morning seven days a week okay, they'll do that, they'll go and practise #Qi Gong#, you know they'll do that for awhile then they'll


the all of them they're the good friends they'll go and have a traditional breakfast, just sit and chit chat with them, and then he'll come back home and then he'll shower and all that then he'll have his lunch and after lunch he'll have a short noose, then in the evening, he will go, and drink with his


evening evening bunch of friends, I don't know if is the same bunch of friends but they'll go and drink, stout, then these guys were, adept stout drinkers you know they will be drinking stout they'll be smoking and all that, now, he was saying, his grandfather, was skinny, but very healthy


and he was a smoker he was a drinker, but practise #Qi Gong# every morning and, you know and all that, but his father on the other hand, okay, was, carrying a few extra pounds, had the you know


pressure blood pressure issues and , you know cholesterol and all that stuff, because he never exercise, never never did any never exercise nothing, okay, he was the one who's working he was still working and all that but never exercise and


and he was carrying a few extra pounds and he had blood pressure and uh you know, uh cholesterol issues, so again, you have , story of his his grandfather, was skinny as can be, embarked on what was what can be considered unhealthy activities and yet


he was healthy as can be, and his father who never drank never smoked, was carrying a few extra pounds had, blood pressure and cholesterol issues, so again


all I can say is there's so much about the body we don't know, how does alcohol impact the body the human body, nicotine impact the human body, how would if how would it affect someone who doesn't exercise, how would it affect someone who exercises regularly, you know


I think these are things we need to, to look at also, how would it affect someone who is very easy going and laid back, how would it affect someone who is always stress, so think stress can can aggravate or accelerate certain conditions certain conditions you know


because, yoga talk about meditation and you know relaxing and then learning to be, it talk about mindfulness and you know, not wearing, you know


life and the the precious of life get to you so, same thing I would be very concern about students as well because of the, the tension and the stress, in schools in schools I mean same thing in school you know when I was when I conduct working often times talk about stress management


so it is important for the children to, also take a break, you know from time to time from their studies, take a break for the children taking a break will be playing computer games, if that's what they're playing computer games or playing, their mobile games on their phone


okay, it could be something move physical swimming, or running, you know, it could be, something more sedentary like uh playing chess, so depending on uh what they like hobbies you know


you can teach them de breathing exercises you know stretching exercises a bit yoga if it helps, it also depends on the parent's influence, do the parents, practice stress management as a family


do they have any activities that are practice within the family for relieving stress, you know, it could be something as simple as you know a hobby, do they have any healthy hobbies that help to release stess


if the hobbies involves going outdoors then then then it'll be good you know bask in nature and so on you know, go walking and go hiking go rock climbing things like that, you know, I think those things will really come uh you know useful, help relieve stress


ya family family time family bonding time maybe the maybe the family goes water skiing together or something like that you know, precisely ya, you know, I think is very important for the parents to know what's happening with their children you know if their parents


know that the child is in distress, they can do something about it, you know if the parents are too busy and they don't know their children are under stress then, can be harder to


ya which is which is sad really because I think uh the parents should be the, people who know more about the children you know, and , why is it this way , I think it's got a lot to do the lifestyle we lead these days you know


there is so much of, uh pressure to excel and succeed, and parents are working long hours, what's happening is either grandparent if there is a grandparent looking after the children


it's fine it it it a family member otherwise is a domestic helper and sometimes, you know they developed a more of a closeness with the domestic helper than they do with the parents, so, it's a bit hard then


pieces of challenge that we face today, who really plans like for me uh I I I I plan my days such that you know, If I have had a late night, I try and make sure I get a proper ails


so, If I go if I'm if I'm if I'm working, I sometimes if I'm outdoors on a shoot or a project and I finished and I come back late, If I come back, past midnight, by the time I get to bed, it could be two AM


so if it's if that's the case, and I don't have any morning meetings or, or morning assignments, then I will sleep and I will make sure I will try and get at least eight hours of sleep, or least minimum five, you know


that's what I tried to do, and I find that but I can do that you know it helps my spine the athritis and all that because they say, anything less than eight hours is not good enough, is not good enough it say you need at least eight hours of sleep for the body to repair, itself when you are sleeping


the body, ya I am lucky If I get eight hours but, five hours I think the minimum the bare minimum I need is at least five hours, ya, and they say even that is not enough but, what I try to do is


If I am sleep deprived over the week, then I try and sleep in on weekend, I don't know if it's a good thing some say it's not it's not as good as getting eight hours everyday, I listen to my body you know If I know that I'm tired and, the weekends


I'm not working, I just sleep in you know, until my body tells me to get up, that's what I do, but, as you said you know, it's important to have routine, and a cycle you know


so with eight hours and then go to bed they say go to bed at the same time everyday, but I I can never do that because of my work schedule, that's right


yes I've read about that too, they say the liver especially works best when you're sleeping at night, that's when the liver actually cleanses the body, that's what I read they say in TCM that's what they say you know that the liver does that


and so, you know, is important to, is important to I think, have a balance in life, and you know work exercise everything, like for me on certain days I I don't get to exercise so


I do the because of my spine I do light things I do I do planks, then I do stretching I do push ups, I do push ups and then, push ups the different variations you know


then I do squats, because I can't lift weights because of my spine so I use my own body weight, to to do squats, and ya stretching, but they say Yoga is really very good exercise, Yoga


anyways so, for me it's, my breakfast, when I was younger right, it was always a hearty breakfast


you know, younger it was a hearty breakfast, you know because when you're younger your body can handle things, you know, you can handle food better, as I got older I found that, a hearty breakfast may not may not, be the best for me, these days


my breakfast is quite light, you know whatever it is I just is not I make sure it's light, and my heaviest meal, and the most carbs I have is for lunch, the most carbs, then, evening tea time I may have something light maybe biscuits and tea


whatever, four about four five maybe, and and usually it's something light then dinner I try not to have dinner, after ten, I try not to have it after ten because I think it's


seven eight is a good time, and my dinner is also uh light, I don't have anything too heavy and I don't have, I don't have anything too heavy in carbs I don't have I don't take rice in particular for dinner, ya ya no rice I take , if it's noodles very light noodles or something you know


something break you know uh Chapati, you know, Naan or whatever, or I may have salad or salad and soup, my favourite for dinner will be, soup and salad, that's the best you know I find that the body really responds will to that


and then , I may have some hot chocolate before I go to bed, hot chocolate is good for sleep, ya so hot chocolate, and ya, that's what I do, so


that's the problem you see when you when you can't cook yourself and you're eating out, then your choices are limited, you have to try and see whatever is available outside that's light, salad soup may not always be available, so try and you know, and by the time we get back home


it could be midnight so you end up sleeping at about one two AM you know, ya that's


ya that's that's why I tryna, what I do is I normally carry, uh cookies or snacks with me so in between in between, you know when I'm, when I know that I can't I don't have time for a proper meal I have something you know to keep me going


ya I always keep something in my bag biscuits or whatever, and uh, so sometimes is not that I, I don't like to cook but when you're outside, you eat out because you want to have your meal at a certain time


if you wait to you get back home, it could be ten after ten and you don't want to have dinner too late, I'm not very familiar with it but I heard different stories about it what what what do you know about what do you know about the therapy


I don't know If I can my systems can handle one liter of water, I have my that's why I do my cocktail every morning so that's release, it helps to detox and all, and no way I can to that my body won't be able to handle it


same my cocktail also serves as a detox mini detox, ya also serves to cause all the cocktails the spices are help to, boast immune system (ppc) is good for the (ppc) good for the skin


ya I know, but drinking two litres, I can I can tell you , I cannot I cannot drink that much water early in the morning


what I do is before I leave the home I drink a glass of water, after I get back I drink a glass of water but in between, I carry a, water bottle, and this capacity is about, seven hundred and fifty millimeters, this is a target for me to finish it before I go back


you know for me, that's what I try to do the little things, ya


how old is this guy, oh okay, oh seventies and he, healthy ah that's good, my late mother only started developing health issues after the age of seven, and back then back then


this is before the, the they the they had this new implement they implemented new healthcare schemes and all, I bought health insurance for her, but, I could only buy for her up till the age of seventy, back then health insurance I can only buy for her up till the age of seventy


and then (ppc) and then, she only started having, her developing health issues after the age of seventy she's fine up till the age of seventy, so anyway, (ppc) these are things I think the challenges we also have to try and


anticipate and and try and, sort out you know for the elderly, I'm a huge football fan I'm a


Liverpool Liverpool I'm a huge Liverpool Football Club fan LFC, that's good alright, YNWA , ya I've been a lifelong Liverpool fan, one of the one of the strongest teams but ya they


they were not informed you know, but lucky they got away with the point but uh I I expect good things from them this year, I'm hoping they they take up, you know and uh, you know pumping in all all four cylinders


so actually they are strong now but they don't, they they start faltering mid season and towards the end whereas whereas Liverpool tends to finish very strong, so you know, ya as long as they can keep things with Manchester-City and the others and which is it's a good thing


ya, at this end it's only so early on in the season so, they are they are and so far we haven't lost to Chelsea we haven't lost to Arsenal, ya


Chelsea, City and Liverpool ya, Chelsea three ya, ya I hope we can maintain that (ppl) up to the end of the season


so now we're start, I am the top one, okay can, okay, okay, the differences ah, how you want to do this you want do the clock formation lah you start twelve o-clock


we go clock wise ah, on twelve clock say shack open, so that's the first difference, yellow, yeah


top left I thought you using the clock, okay okay okay, oh-my-god Arjun top left or top right, oh-my-god


ya, correct correct, ya, ya I see the golfer, he's wearing a white polo shirt, he's like getting ready to park at the bottom, bottom ya one one


the girl ah, no my one not, mine is not wearing ya, the tentation now


there's a money box and a stash of cash, green color white color green color, ya and she's unhappy, my got sign at the bottom of table, ya one difference


South Pavilion Paul-Simon Tribute, okay then there's a couple pointing at the sign


she's wearing a dress with butterfly or flowers on it, purple ya, she's wearing shoes, ya, (mmhmm)


his hands in senang diri right, the snap back ah, okay, you have slippers next to him, she's wearing a cap


you sitting down wearing a sock on his right foot but not the left foot, okay difference, seven o-clock


recycling and waste, difference, next to it got one lady she's pushing a green color trolley, difference, ya purple blouse, then uh to the


to one to the two o-clock that there's a guy carrying peaches, ya, he's got a hook for hand on his, right hand, don't have, (mmhmm)


he's wearing slippers no shirt, ya blue slippers, stripe shorts, then the radio antenna is pointing to the right, then to the left of the peach guy there is a bucket full of fish


uh my one got three clams two on the left one on the right, difference ah, ya don't have, green it's dripped on the right


don't have, don't have, where's the where's the sign, the I have a


my towel the middle one got fish, so that's it, next slide, ya let's move


spot the difference I think was in, I think secondary school for my mother tongue class ah, way too long ya, (uh huh)


, (mmhmm), quite an idiot lah, uh yeah ,


you want try do the small thought cuts or not, first cut age of innocence what did you miss most, from your childhood, freedom, yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah


we've got to do this for two hours eh uh , , I really really miss uh, I think it's more of the games that I used to play like


oh-my-god Arjun no , but, the age of innocence I'm kind of miss like playing games like, I mean now I still do play games lah but it was, it's the kind of games that I play and like, the like the way I'll play then like just like having like a lan party or something like playing with friends who are around


ya by your side lah not online where is like behind a screen that's more, ah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeha, computer games, ya ya ya that's what I'm talking about


at the playground lah, , next card oh you can look at it ah ya, oh-my-god dating, ya I think it's like Tinder


I wouldn't do it, but you would sign up for a dating App


yeah yeah yeah yeah, and then I meet Sein through through Tinder, ya ya ya ya


but you know this is an actual industry the matchmaking industry is a real thing, people do pay for it, no, I honestly think that, the dating industry can be justified because there are people who want to date in their they want to date people of their status one right


it's hard to find people of the let's say like the the elite, like I've seen a documentary about this elite match maker who matchmakes millionaires, it's meant for millionaires only, ya


uh that's true lah maybe they go to this kind of services because they are like socially inept ah, or desperate


(uh huh), ya ya for real for real


If I meet a partner right ya ya ya ya, won't won't do it ya


oh it's to meet other Indians is it, (ppb)


(uh huh), !huh!, what the heck


the car system, no way


make it for your grandson, !wah!, is like arranged marriage but through the internet, what the, should have next cart


let's just finish let's burn through the whole deck as fast as we can, this Yogioh battle bro, next one non negotiable, what is a deal breaker in your search a partner, bad head,


no I'm kidding, doesn't have a vision, no goals ah, (uh huh), then


(ppc), what, is she living off her parents, so she's in need ah


oh my


yeah yeah yeah yeah for sure, yeah yeah yeah, ya ya ya


okay, okay I take back what I say ah that was a joke ah but uh


I say like the perfect girl right would be someone whose, a had shares the same interest as me, I mean being, , being motivated is very important also but I feel like someone who is, uh I feel that loyalty is very important to me


loyalty is especially important to me I feel like, , there's a lot of cases recently about where I seen relationships and because they, they can't stay loyal to each other, yeah, ya for sure


exactly like he gave himself so much but like the girl still cheated on him, so sad, yeah


ya ya ya, ya, it's a lot money wasted


you know what else is a non negotiable for me, bad english, if she speaks, if she spits in, broken grammar or like even accents as far as accents go if, she sounds too like


uh, ya if she sounds too, I mean I don't wana say she sounds like very like, , not say Singaporean with her accent, kinda Ah-Lian accent you know what I mean, ya I I can't stand people like that or if like if it's like Malay girl like like her accent is way too Mat I I cannot


how she speaks, ya ya ya


okay I'm just doing that so we don't see the time, you can erase it, oh, ya ya


ah okay


so you lose in all what arguments ah, good game, it's kinda gay, also I just realized that they using the Scarlet six one six interface here


it's an audio interface the red one I actually wanted to buy this when I was in music production, it's expensive duo channel, so you can fit two audio inputs, I mean like, cause back then when I was producing music I feel like uh I needed at least more than one so that I can pluck either my guitar or piano in and then I can have like a separate mic cause I have friends who have their own XLR mics and it fits


separately but it doesn't it's like honestly your workflow will be a lot easier if you can two thing two things at one time, ya yes, but that's looping that's different


looping you only have one one, someone calling you, hang up the phone, uh


oh where was I ah, the looping I think can be done with one input, single input all the instruments just go into one input and just loop from there, this one allows you to have separate inputs on the computer that you can see there's there's two


no no hell no but you have people there, as in you gonna have someone else in your room in your studio, ya of course lah you think what I octopus is it, yeah pretty dope you think If I stole one of their the six one six they will realise or not


are they listening, hello, I'm kidding , I wouldn't say so lah maybe like more mid tier


, really, oh, got me into it was Tomorrowland, serious


the I remember I, I almost watching Tomorrowland this was like in sec secondary school, then I remember at that time Dominique posted on his Instagram he was doing some F L studio shit but I know for sure he was looking at tutorial and how to like follow chord progressions and what not, ya lah then from there like he tell me oh there's F L studio so all the big producers are using it so I got I got working on it lah


but I didn't go the E D M route straightaway I started out with like, uh, I started some something more organic like instruments, like, my guitar and ukelele I use that then like ya, ya I was I'm still into guitar but I'm not into the same genre of music


at, ya ya ya ya for sure, then you get hammered,


for sure for sure, too late ya oh-my-god that album is gold


wait I forgot there's another album that came out the it's a photo of the, him on the, the space needle the space needle, it's like a very tall building it's the same it's, views yes, that album is good as well


I know


really, I mean back then you are in rap popular rappers would be like Eminem exactly


there's so much more ya, it's like divert it's like, for sure, ah ya ya ya


do you, do you watch uh you know the YouTube channel genius, they they have a series where they breakdown songs, you watch the one when they broke down passion fruit, is produced by some like independent producer and then like if, like if you get the original mix compared to the one that's on the album right


is very different, Drake, actually Drake doesn't do much of the production himself I think he's got a team of people but take people they took the song and they, they made it, Drake they they, they made it Drake you know the opening of passion fruit, opening of passion fruit has that speech part


no no no even before that there's like there's like a speech part, it's something like uh the beat comes in and then there's a low pass filter, and then there's this like reggae sounding guy and then he's like, uh hold on hold on uh


ya, ya ya ya, ya the production but I feel like it there's like a value I mean it is if you tell someone they actually added that, if they'll be like oh what the heck you just added that and you feel so much better but I feel like it


it adds vibe to the song right, sampling, all rappers use that a lot of producers use sampling as well


Kanye, does sampling but do you know he samples his own voice, is true


really ah, ya for sure just wondering how thin are these walls ah, oh-my-god lah we should tone down our volume


but I'm okay, the peak ah


the diamonds one is it, I only remember Jarmen from the album, yes, I know the guy say cannot rap but I really want to like


, German, Phillip and the four are fantastic, yeah, okay


(uh huh)


(mmhmm),


yeah, yeah yeah yeah for sure


more life who doesn't know more life, scorpion I I feel like scorpion had a few good tracks and everything else, **


I feel like Scorpion had had a few bangers, right but the rest of their album was just fillers, I didn't like it I didn't like non stop


hate non stop non stop is the is the mashup one right, oh sorry sorry ya ya ya that that that that's good, I think one of the more, unpopular tracks I like in their album was Sandra's Rose


eh do you know song eight do you know the song eight out of ten, in the album, yeah


yeah yeah yeah yeah for sure, I feel, I mean if you if you take a look at, (uh huh)


honestly right when I, uh most of the popular songs that come out right the beat is actually very it's very simple there's there's there's beauty in the simplicity right, they don't add too much they layer a few times and that's it, the thing about producing is sometimes you're unsure is this too much


or is this too little, and you get carried away you start adding layer and layers that don't make sense, when you look at when you look at what makes a rap beat so good, right you need a good drum beat right usually drum beats usually they follow the same pattern right, they start with the high hats the high hats just follow through


triplet flow or or triplet flows and, and the A O aids A O aids are are like stupid simple honestly some of the bass lines I've heard are stupidly simple, is just like, three chords, followed by the like, the comping instrument


is like usually like uh I think with Drake and like Future is the flute, huge exactly everyone was using it exactly, so like ya lah, if you're asking if it's difficult, I wouldn't say from a technical standpoint right I wouldn't say it's difficult


is the creativity that goes into it, ya you need to find how how do I make my sound big, but, it's not complex at all, you know what I mean


don't overdo it, ya, exactly, wait, did you think anyone's actually gonna sit through for two hours of conversation


or do you think they have some sort of AI, I think they should have an AI right to, to comb through, you know they need two hours of speech and honestly that seems like a lot first but then you think about it uh


there's this AI uh like film where they use it to it's called machine learning, right they feed it tons of input data and they sit through the input data and they develop uh, they become smart, exactly and then like we're not the only people who applied for this right


so I'm sure with with the kind of database they can do a lot like stuff like , there there was I remember the scariest one I saw one right, was this AI that made a like piano song it was pretty shit I'm not gonna lie it was really really bad, but the scary part is you know what or not, no no no no no the AI was never fed what a piano sounds like


right that's some straight up scary shit, wait ah, ya ya ya, (uh huh)


ya ya ya ya ya I've seen that, ya is all over Reddit, oh, okay


go the game, yes, oh shit I have no idea, and the AI


okay, ya


yeah


(uh huh), I think, I think there was one also you know the game Dota


at uh there were, exactly there was an AI and they took it to like the highest level right, against like highest level uh champion players and like they did one on ones first, uh the AI board will kept losing at first but then like uh as they played more games like simultaneously it got better and better


and the scary part is the champion players are said that their play style was very unique, because it's nothing like they've seen before cause it's, like the way humans play humans can get greedy humans, humans go by intuition right, the the gut feeling but when when they program when they program this AI right they just


incentivize killing and they and they punished it for dying, so its entire goal right is to just survive and kill and die as little as possible that is their own goals right, , think about it when you're in a game sometimes you get fried hungry you want to kill right, so like is this AI is different as compared to uh a human player


eventually what happen was they started using this AI to train human players, as in they will just play against it, because it, think about it if you play against uh like a same


then you ya they feed the game data in, but on top of that they they let it, fight against human players, they let the AI fight against human players and then it builds up, over time, see if like okay the the thing about AI is let's say if I'm a player right I'm a human player I want get better


so I will play with you once I'm done with you I will move to the next person right, what what this AI can do is it can actually run multiple instances of the game and it can play with don't know how many people at the same time, exactly so in that same short amount of time right where


no lah is like in that same amount of time when I play one person right the AI has ten instances that it play with ten different people so it gain it gains, ten times the experience, yes yes yes so it's it's insane so like the player are are working, the developers to find a way to have them for training because


their play style is very different, if you play if you if you play at that kind of level probably every now and then they will just stick to the meta they will stick to whatever work, right so everyone have the same play style everything is like so still everything is like, it doesn't come down to reaction


whose got the best skill because everyone has reach like, the they plateau already they plateau in terms of creativity and skill, and it just comes down to reaction time and timing, human, ya exactly we needed it we need it it's kind of stupid


exactly for the AI that's insane, wait you want try and draw a new card


in the military it's a bit scary right, like how do you tell, uh, man drone meaning, a food solider that's


ah okay, ya, for sure ya


correct, (uh huh), for sure yeah yeah yeah


is it the Microsoft one, Microsoft one, I saw, very racist yeah


and AI, because they they don't have they don't have what makes us human they don't have, uh the the ability to tell what is inherently wrong and what's, and what's right they don't reasoning they just fed data, right they are not they are not to like oh you are you are not supposed to be this kind of person right


they are robots right, they just process information, whereas humans we have, feeling, ya with morals, ya let's draw a new card, uh


Faux Pas, describe the most embarrassing moment of your life, Faux Pas, no, uh French


is do you not learn this in English, in my secondary school they covered words, like, I honestly I don't know I forgot already, but I remember it's pronounced Faux Pas, you go first lah


, can lah, no as in


eh (ppc), , you help me get it, ya sorry I did legs now my legs weird, I cannot bend


oh, (ppb), gains


for sure ya ya ya ya, (uh huh), they need to do it ya they want


I mean, isn't the truth, , ya ya ya, no way


exactly, ya, I mean, I I feel like I mean going to the gym is good


but when it starts become an obsession, it becomes bad, ya they don't have vibe but, uh, (uh huh)


what's this for ah, who


oh, for sure it may mave at heart


I mean you have those days right when you just can't live, you not hundred percent


aesthetics ya for sure, ya of course


we are small, ya, exactly, oh my


steroids, legit why


is not, oh-my-god


ya, , echo ah, I'm kind of freezing


the levels a bit low ah, alright, honestly there's being a lot ah so like I'll let you choose you can choose before primary school primary school secondary school or after secondary school


after secondary school ah, I think I tell you a lot of stuff okay if we play after secondary school, the most embarrassing thing I've done, uh embarrassing as in


when I look back now I shook at myself is it, I think you know this but I was very big into Ner in year one, , , as bad as it sounds ah yeah


I think the worst thing cause we normally participated in adult, tournaments but then, who do this, full time as a hobby, but, they like live, that's their job they buy and sell stuff


they modify guns, they sell clothes, ya, I treat you not, thats their full time job, they will shop to Nerf events like bro do you want to buy a BDU BDU is the full battle armour, like do you wanna buy this like gun, or like do you need me to paint you like they have commissions and all these like do you need me to paint your gun do you need me to modify your stuff


I mean, it sounds kinda bad but like honestly it was pretty fun, I think the most embarrassing thing I've done legit the most embarrassing thing I've done was, we sign up for this uh event it was some like some free fun shooting shit right, and when you play with adults like uh the league that we play in


the guns are obviously modified, it will hurt it will hurt, we sign up for tournament we show up it was for kids, ya, like, five to twelve


so it was me, Jerial-Titus, I shouldn't have those aren't their real names lah I just change their names lah, ya ya, but we went there, and my gun was modified they could tell because there's was big there's was like a huge lipo hanging off the side


because the gun had no space to fit the lipo it was massive, three its a three S three thousand milleniums to spin the motors in the gun, and the motors were drone motors motors


they are they want brushless because uh brushless, they weren't brushes because we had to program the ESC and I also want I didn't want do that, ya I didn't wanna do that so I just I just got some brush motors, but they're still pretty insane, and I I wish I still have the gun lah, but like when I get rev the gun right to get the fly wheels to spin right you can actually smell plastic burning


that's how fast they spun the fly wheels so I had to send down to make sure that there's, no it's modified, you know what's the scariest part


uh when I rev my gun right normally you get a stop Nerf gun you rev on right so it's probably like, it's not that loud it won't scare you right, my gun when you rev one right you'll run you will like oh no what is that that's not a gun, did did you bring did you bring a drill, sorry what are you doing right ya so I remember we got there at the countdown right and then I rev my gun and I got pulled aside


they said you're not allowed to have have modified guns here, in front of everyone I was just just embarrassed, so ya I guess that was the most, ya I I told I could have I could have stopped it there and go home but no I went


you know what's the worst part, the kids there right there are few of them are not mentally there you know they are not, as in they are not uh normal kids, so like I think after that the the the the referee who took away my gun right gave me a a stock gun right


but then I I brought no he got he gave me a recon but then I I, ya I brought my own recon and my own recon was (ppb) modified and I had the bump handle okay that aside, ah, I I told him nah just use my gun


so I show you my gun I just say oh I just put on a metal body kit for it it's like oh it's okay it was metal, but but as dope as it sounds one right , I did something I shouldn't have done, and I still feel bad for it till today, , you know the bullets right the Nerf darts I mean to kids


right when you get a gun you get like what six darts for your gun, and that's not a lot, right let's let's face it by by the end of like two months you will be down to like zero it will be all gone, one month maybe few weeks one right ya but anyways, uh I think I brought a hundred darts there


I just bought some like third party darts lah , the darts I bought right the Nerf darts that you have at the store one right they are like this, the tip right is uh the rubber tip is red colour right the red is hollow, the tips I bought were hard they were fully filled


so when they hit right it really hit, but here's the thing the the gun I use one right it's a single pump gun and it was powered by air so it's pretty powerful, I saw this kid, uh hoarding like I mean in a game one right when you start shooting one right


you not supposed to pick up bullets off the floor, you're supposed to wait till the game end until the the the coach says stop and you start picking up your bullets, and then there was this like I think actually autistic kid, who was picking up bullets in the game, and then there's like spawn points, so like uh imagine this is this


yeah, seventeen, yeah, yeah


you all have modified guns, ya, there were some, five people I think is like the lower end of the spectrum ya, most of them were like ten twelve, , we ya we didn't belong there


but I remember also imagine this is the playing field right we were playing in a indoor sports hall right so there's like uh two respond points like here and here, and if you die right you have to go back, and then respawn, and you're not allowed to cross the barrier and I remember this kid just like started like, hiding below our below our barrier then he will pick up bullets


so I was I was obviously pissed off because he wasn't playing by rule, I shouldn't have gotten pissed off lah looking back because I'm I'm seventeen the kids ten, but he wanted to pick a fight with me ah so I told him better better back off so he's like , oh ya oh ya his parents were there he was disturbing me so I I


eh no he disturb me is like then he's like I can do whatever I want, so what I did was like I cock the gun I tell him you better move cause it's really going to hurt at this range, he didn't I shot him once he scream in pain he got up, I shoot him again, in the face in the forehead, ya it was so bad it was legit very bad


I was really really bad he was autistic so I, uh I don't even know if he was autistic but, ya looking back I think that was one of the more embarrassing moments of my life and I was like, wasn't I had different priorities


ya I think so, I don't think so, but, he cried, they just stopped the game, I didn't get into trouble he asked for it


he cried ya, okay I should have shown restraint I should have like been the bigger man but at that point in time I still I still like, I I'm not the same person as I was back then I I'm not like, there not


developed, right, I think If I went back in time I probably would have slapped myself and tell myself you should start lifting, for sure, yeah, (uh huh)


twelve years old, isn't that a bit young, ya ya you stunt your growth right, primary six


exactly, I had a friend you know Kevin, don't know, my friend Kevin he gym from primary, then uh he did, he gym very hard and now he's very short he's like one six, one five I think even


ya and he's fat now, he stop ya he stop going to the gym he became fat, serious


ya ya for sure, ya and that sucks


cause the entrance is, expensive, student five RMB ah, oh


pretty expensive, ya for sure, just do calisthenics to be honest


to do body calisthenic, it's really gay okay, (ugh), !huh!,


shush, (uh huh), go raw,


take her to someone you love, we're talking about you can love your family what right can, something for a family member, I think the biggest risk I've taken so far is


talking about family right, family I don't think I take any risk for my family I I'm not in the position to take risks yet, ya that's kind of weird


you, , my dad , so you want to plateau on your life at forty


, ah ya for sure, you know he was in gangs and everything right I don't think you want that, oh you didn't know


did you not see his arm, it was there are Chinese letters on his arms, that those letters are I think, I don't know I never really asked, **, so, like he can speak hokkien he can speak most dialects but


the funny part is that the tattoo is not in Tamil it's not in English, it's in Chinese, it's his it's his Indian name, but transcribed in Chinese, so weird, draw


right now bro, , next, next card, in relationships


when I can be emotional vulnerable with someone, right, don't laugh, right, because like this person is, just kidding , I mean ya figures size is important lah but it's nice to find someone you can just tell whatever


like you can tell like your deepest darkest secret or you can just be like yourself, just to prove anything to them that's what I mean by being emotionally vulnerable you don't have to like, keep a facade in front of them, okay I'm not kidding first time in front of you I'm like, honestly like this lah


but I feel like that's very important if your girl doesn't love you for who you are then what what's the point right, if your girl imposes things on you like oh you know what you cannot use these kind of words around me you cannot say this you cannot say that you must dress this you must dress like that, right exactly that's the worst


(uh huh), kitties, ah, I think I'm guilty of that too but then after a while when settle in one right


you will show your true colours


then you ya you're more comfortable, I think ya because you're scared that the person might not accept you for who you are right you go for more socially acceptable norms, of character


ya that one is off limits I have to wait a few months before I ease into that,


touch wood ya, cause you want to show the best version of yourself, yeah, should we draw the next card let me draw let me


, tingling in your toes that's kinda gay how do you know that you truly love your partner, I feel like I should be doing this insane instead of you, how do you know that you truly love your partner ya I mean rules are important how do you know if you love your partner


when you cheat and you still feel guilty , okay next card, how do you know that you truly love your partner, no


cheat and still feel guilty, ,


monogamous okay, cannot twice, ,


okay , ya


ya I I don't blame you ya ya, oh, can I interrupt you real quick, if you look at the back of the if you look at the back of the cards it's two different kind of cards, so the gay questions are the hard ones


the hard questions like this, yeah, thankfully the next question is not is not a hard question but you were saying you can see a future with the person


no idea what's that, for real


so it's thirty two set of questions you have to ask, but Arjun you gay or not


exactly what are you doing Arjun even I'm attached, this ugly looking boys attached, oh yeah yeah


, try not to cry hold back the tears, how did I answer this question ah eh the the the, how do you know you chosen someone


what, , pussy, , , what do I like to eat the most


what kind of stupid question is that, honestly the one food that I can eat for the rest of my life right, yogurt, not not kidding, yo I love


yogurt, no bro, no bro, there's so many ways you eat yogurt you can eat yogurt with rice, , you're Indian, tell me you don't do that


is good, is good, is right is tasty, is right, is so right is so refreshing, I I 'm dead serious, dead serious yogurt, when I go to Little-India I don't leave Little-India If I don't leave without mango Lassi in my hands


listen to me, yogurt, yogurt can be eaten so many ways bro , K think think about the K, yogurt with rice, there's yogurt marinate for chicken I'm sure you've tried it it's bomb


**, it ya it does, this dope, but yogurt chicken is even better, have, I promise you it's tasty it's so cold I'm freezing


ya for sure, it's kinda gay though, but then, on top, on top on top of that right you can have , smoothies, tell me tell me don't eat mango Lassi, tell me you don't drink mango Lassi


strawberry Lassi, I drink and eat yogurt, yogurt is a food, food is something you inject


for the rest of my life, , milk okay I'm kidding I'm kidding, , isn't yogurt just fermented milk, okay wait, uh


I would eat, what's the most versatile food that you can eat that gives you everything, I'm thinking no there's no there's no there's there's there's no there's no carbs in chicken breast, so also carbs, , must be a dish or like a food


at the now, a burrito is like is, ya but but we okay we have to put some restraints, they're asking what kind what do you most like to in the whole wide world okay ya I guess a burrito counts, but is kind cheating right


cause like a burrito is not really a burrito you can like one day I wanna have fish oh wanna have beef, I'm just thinking maybe something that you have to eat for the rest of your life, oh wait this question is dumb we've we've misinterpreted it, just what do you wanna eat right now in the in like the whole wide world so what are you craving for right now


you not craving for right now bro, just had Reeses, you're actually disgusting and we half way there, I mean I like it but it's not something I crave you know what I crave for right now, Jalebi, tomorrow is


oh-my-god are you an Indian bro, no Jalebi, Jalebi, okay the normal Indians say Jalebi


, no way no it's not Jalebi, oh you are picking okay, it's Jalebi, it's Jalebi, , , Jollibee is good


it's Jalebi, !huh!, I'm also full Indian, okay Jalebi let's, Jalebi next, next I love that shit bro


I okay okay Gulab-Jamun, uh tage page turner, what is the most inspiring book next, legit you read you read books what a nerd


, the bible, quran,


yes the lawyer


oh-my-god we're going back to that, you're not gonna ask me what's the most inspiring book I've ever read, you're not gonna ask me why I read, I read books, Charlie and chocolate factory wait wait wait okay I actually have one


but don't laugh, promise me you won't laugh, the best book I've read, today, is the self help book entitled, How to be a better Christian in god's eyes, no like in in sec four it's meant for it's meant as a self


self help book to become more, it's self help book to tell us how to become like a better Christian as as a as a teen, you might think that it's a book about Christianity but actually it's like how to be a better person, or and all, so who covered, uh how to carry yourself


how to eat right how to present yourself how to, no is nah doesn't, is just like how treat yourself right how to treat people right, uh, things you can do to meditate, and I think like the most important part is, uh


the book actually teaches you how to be, alpha, but is not alpha in the way that you think is but alpha in a way that you are, the nicest guy in the room, like, how to be the relatable one how to be the one that understands everyone how to be the one that


uh gets, everyone you know, ya ya I actually read the book and actually highlighted stuff and write stuff in the book it's pretty insane, alright next card


are you ready, is the gay card, oh-my-god, do you want to do this or don't, cheek to cheek describe the perfect date I have to Snapchat this, oh-my-god, but


what are we even doing, , could do this for days, so here we are talking about the perfect date, we're getting paid to do this, this is insane


perfect date, I have not


perfect date, well I've been on good dates but nothing perfect, , a perfect date for me would be that we eat good food, oh no no no, we do something fun together doesn't have that food involve like


like I've always wanted a girlfriend who is very active, very like uh, on I think the perfect date for me would be some something like, very camp, very camp's stuff, very camp's stuff like high elements or we go kayaking something like that


I think my girlfriend same is that kind of person and is quite good we are planning to go kayaking soon, but, but you know what's the awkward part we are going to go with her brother and and his fiance, it's kinda weird


double date ya it's kinda weird but like ya, so that will be a perfect date it's it's just like something fun, I mean most girls I would say oh can we go to the cafe can we go get this can we go eat that, !huh! !huh! !huh!, and is just is just honestly I'd rather do something with you


like do something fun together cause I feel like sometimes when you're out on a date, and you're eating and right there's like awkward silences or like just, times when you just run out of things to say, but when you're doing an activity right your focus on that activity


and you're doing it with your partner right so you're connected not not, you're connected more than one medium you're connected not only on talking you're connected on like the activity you're doing, but sex is a must ah,


, so like you know,


, no it's not a podcast ah screw this, , , today is the episode of the fashion Arjun


ya,


, hiking, pause I went hiking with and it was the best time of our life, we no, what


we went to MacRitchie we wanted to do that, but it was, but we wanted to do that but we were scared like uh, we have places to be after that we didn't we didn't want to be late ya


very good, that's insane


the goal inside ah, oh-my-god, do you have hiking boots, ya I have


don't need to show


oh my, ya I never


I hope you get bitten by a snake, oh-my-god you all never run, , oh no it's a snake


I think I have this problem where, I cannot be very like, cannot say things that's on my mind, unless it's like through text because I feel like I, it's hard for me to be very vulnerable


I think it's a guy thing, ya, ya, the Arjun armor, okay


eh, go fly kite lah, I have flown a kite, many times, next card


it's not gay, , most valued possession


all this is hard leh, it's really hard honestly oh, what's something I took away from you, oh-my-god lah


I think for me it'll be, for me will be my computer, it it's it shows like (ppc) cause at the time, I am my mum always told me that I'm a quitter, when she always say like I will start something and I'll quit, so like I think that's still holds true lah but


my computer is one is one evidence that I have to show myself that I, and I finished it, right I save up for my computer I built it from start to finish, from scratch, it's easy it's easy legit easy


you could do it you could do it you know the guy I told you works at Aftershock, he had a bet with his manager for fifty bucks, if he can build a computer in seventeen minutes he will get fifty bucks he did it in fifteen, seventeen, seventeen one seven


fifteen minutes bro, I'm not lying, he's insane, then the man after that manager was like if you want you can work for us after the holidays, I have no idea honestly


oh-my-god my friend's asking for Deepavali tomorrow, should I, for sure ya that's important


no bro it's gon~it's just it's just gonna be a normal lunch honestly, kick back when the with the fan, fan man ya


okay I do the gay question please, gay question, mini me, how important's having children to you I want a vasectomy, , how important's having children to you


I think even when I'm adult I wouldn't want kids, I rather spend money on myself


you know baby fever is a real thing right, like the desire to have a kid, ya, ya, I don't know, baby fever is a thing


oh-my-god we only one minute and fourteen seconds, and one hour and fourteen, next question, uh, I


I make a lot of jokes lah about cheating and stuff but I feel that monogomy is very important so ya I would say marriage is very important, very very important, need to have wife ah


ya ya ya just haven't found someone like that ah, ya ya honestly


ya, provide for them, ya, already the whole social stigma about men being able to provide for women


I mean I believe in it but it's just like now is more modern right, where were, the government is pushing for women in workforce, like in the stem fields in Singapore they push it for more women, science technology engineering mathematics


ya they're pushing for more woman in the work force, so like you think about it woman have their own earning power do you think the stigma still holds, of like men being supposed to provide for them I mean I don't want to say like women should provide for men because that's


it's just very inoculating for that guy, but, like maybe they should be, not they should be codependent


to provide for a woman even though she might be earning the same or even more as you, just worry about yourself, uh or that to ya


, for sure, neutral


ya, alpha, let's keep it safe for work here


you just fart, breaking A no, the, craziest thing I've done was


I almost died when I went roller skating once I think I think I told you, did I tell you, uh, actually this it's very near your house, you know the junction between DSTA and


no, junction between DSTA and Safra, you know there's a hill there's go up and it go down, I roller skate down there, bro, (ppb), okay let me bring you back about roller skating first okay when it comes to rollers let me just


check height when it comes to roller skating there's two way to stop okay the first way is the beginner's way first way when you're going down the hill right, usually the brake's on your right heel you race you tilt you right heel back and it burns the rubber on the back of the heel and that, stops you, the second way is the T stop T stop is this is your leg right and you go like that


and you lean back, you lean back as in like you leg just form a letter T it doesn't hurt, but it will hurt your wheels, so I went with my friend Sein, not the saint you know different it's a guy his name is S E I N, but, Sein


that's not his name, , but but anyways, uh Sein and I went went and we're supposed to go cycling that day, but, let's just call this guy saint, but I my bike at at that time there was something wrong with it I didn't want to let him down though because I didn't even know the guy I wanted to make a good impression cause friends right


then uh what did I was, I was like hey I have roller skates instead I would just do that, biggest mistake of my friend what happen was, uh we went up the hill we started going down I know going up was was like the worst thing ever, right, so bad, ya


just to fight it, legit, you can fight it, you can push, you can push, and you go up, but the thing is like you know some of the start start going down at first I was like, nice, it's going really fast, and if you ever gone up


it's go down and then it's like turn to the left correct, if you go down right you notice that there are gates, there is a there's at the end right near the Telok-Blangah MRT right, so if you start going down one right, and you realize that there's


bus stops around, I couldn't go past them, okay I had to literally just weave and bop my way I couldn't stop, cause, like you know the bus stop one right there is the the the bollards, the bollards and they have the seat, and then like you know it's like this the seat the bollard is draped down like that one right


so I would I would have to one leg here and one leg here is like, precision, and then jump off and land, I squeeze through no it's not just one stop there were like easily four bus stops


no no no in front by the road you know the bollard you know what's the bollard bollard is the, the ya, I had to squeeze, it is difficult because you think about it right is, the the the seat right, and then it's just not the bollard it's not a flat surface


because the road is going down, but the seat has to be level, so the bollard was going downward but the seats are level, so my legs weren't I can't fit like that I have to fit like one leg up one leg down, so I would skate like that down, yes


yes wait later you go and see then you know what I'm talking about, just know it's like beyond difficult to get past one right and the worst part is that there's people walking up the hill, as like I cannot move stop like okay


I tried to stop I legit tried to stop, I go back on my heel right, and it just kept grinding, until I felt the plastic grind I felt my shoe getting hot, that's when I know I ran out of rubber already so I know I'm I'm done for right, so , I know that the road will eventually plateau at junction right, so I was hoping maybe by then I would have enough


uh space to burn but we'll get to that later, we oh, we we, we were we were going down my friend Sein behind me couldn't see me already he couldn't catch up to me, and I had a GoPro in hand like I had the , fantastic, wait I'll tell later what happend so I was like that I was going down I was like get out of the way move I can't stop they like !huh!


!huh! what what what, the people there, then I also move up all the way, and they jump out of the way they thought I was joking you know until like like right in front of them then they jumped out of the way, , and do you the kids right I terrorize like easily like five six seven families you know I terrorize them they will be like oh no what's that


this, DST like you know going down I was I'll I'll Google images that that place for you later but, going down is insane is insane, and then like I remember I remember specifically there's this old couple right they couldn't see me cause I think they they were


like halfway the seat, I had to shout, move, out of the way I tried to do the I tried to the T brake T brake cannot brake I was going way too fast like the cars on my right right were travelling slightly faster than me,


this was in sec three, okay let me get back to the story so I was going down then the car was going faster than me I know I was, I was done for right I knew like that's it I'm dead but, uh oh ya the couple right oh-my-god how I forgot okay so the old couple was


they, wait bro let me talk, the old couple going down I had to shout get out of the way one right and my friend's hand was behind me but I lost, he couldn't see me is gone already right, I pass fast then I go in between them they shout I hear expletives go


I know like okay lah I deserve it, they were holding hands the old elderly couple, move out of the way you scream and shout and then like !huh!


then uh my friend also had a GoPro but it's those Chinese GoPro that had on his chest lah, eventually we hit the in front of Telok-Blangah MRT there, and honestly in my head I thought that there's a lot of like the gradient will be pretty like shallow, and I had time to just burn my speed off but that wasn't the case it came pretty hard


and at that time they were building a condo near the place, accelerating I wasn't stopping crazy legit okay, if you've been roller skating right I was going so fast right, I was going so fast no no that's not the part I was going so fast right that my wheels couldn't catch up and they were like shaking


like I had to stay still, yeah and, I wish I was make this up but I'm not, uh I was really very scared because like uh every you know when you going very fast one right every small deviation is amplified, for sure, so I I had I had to had my A game


when I hit the point of plateau one right it was a three way junction, it was going this way towards West-Coast-Park and then come down here was from Safra, so I and there was the condo on the left they were building a condo on my left, then they had a big condo show board so I had three choices to make


three choices to make listen bro, I could A jump into traffic as and, , like think of it it's a T junction right T junction right I'm over here coming down one right I was thinking one right, If my timing just right I can hit the green light and I can join traffic


, please stop laughing


can you stop can you stop look at the waveform it's just you laughing over and over again oh-my-god , but what happen was, that that that that is the first option


the second option is okay when the bend was coming in here one right there's a small patch of grass, jump on the grass wreck my bones or something, third option is, in the grass patch there's a sign that says show house open for condominium , , I think you know which one I took


, I hit the sign board so hard it broke in half , but (ppc), but everything was everthing, luckily, it broke in half okay it didn't really break that way it broke you know the the sign board has like the the back and then has the board one right there was a nail in the middle


it broke straight like that, legit, then , luckily I was wearing a helmet I hit the ground and I think I knocked out for a while, serious then uh when I woke uh, when I came to I think the car stop was like came up to me


and then , usually when when when you are in this kind of situations one right usually people like they test if you are awake and they see if you are able to respond to simple things cause if you can't that means, there's brain damage already right, so when I came to I was still very like, light headed and stuff lah so I was like !huh! what's this


and then the guy guy was like are you okay boy do you need an ambulance, then then I I say !huh! then is like okay we gonna have to call the ambulance is like I have a Malay boy here that needs an ambulance, I'm like I'm not Malay he's oh it's okay he's fine he's fine he's fine, then uh what happened was the nail actually drove into my palm


it was it wasn't so deep ah, the the nail didn't drive straight in like Jesus but it went in like cut, , but the nail went up and it left me with a very very deep scar here, I think it recovered already ya it recovered already on this hand


you know what's the worst part when my friend's hand was coming down one right, he was so worry he thought I was died already, he never crash lah but he show me the video right the old uncle old lady, flamed him , yeah because because Sein asked


no Sein no no he flamed Sein Sein asked the old couple do you see a an Indian boy come down here he was like your friend ah , , I don't have the footage anymore but I think Sein might still have the footage


Sein is in Australia UNSW right now, but the footage I remember when I hit the SD card it got disconnected so I don't have footage of it, don't have, do all my GoPro footage is gone, when I sold my goggles I think I told you right I left when I sold my goggles my drone goggles


I left my SD card inside, that SD card in that SD card was for my GoPro and for my DVR footage, ah, ya ya ya that was even before I went there so I probably have that


no never never I was fine, never never, we call lah as in never mind it's fine, I I don't know I don't know if that's okay lah no the guy said never mind he's okay because I I responded to him, but ya I think that's honestly the craziest thing I have done that put my life at risk


my nail, bleeding quite badly it was like the blood itself is black because that's how much how much blood I was losing but it was okay the guy gave me first aid, so


dude you come around I show you I show you the roller blades I still have them, ya of course the tag team like you know roller blade like, never, I just said thank you sir , I can show you the the roller skates I actually still have them, alright you know T stop one right you stop on the right foot


and you have to you have to bring it like that you know your roller skates one right the the bottom of the wheel is rounded right, my left wheel is rounded but my right set one right is like a V shape it's not, it's like really damn gone already


it's it's crazy but, okay so that's the craziest thing I have done lah, Thailand


no I have no idea I don't recall this


why am I, !huH!, oh-my-god then how, was he rent renting or what, what did you buy shorts


not so safe means what there's no tight lah, !aiyo!, why you never do your research


(mmhmm), (mmhmm), just uh some somewhere the locals don't know ah,


yeah


black ah, !wah!


oh-my-god,


you don't even have PFD ah, supposed to this kind of thing then have PFD is it, oh you must be go on your own initiative one lah, press card


why got, different three tarts, three people on the card, what's this, I've I have to pee let's let's, Arjun


ya can you not do this, by my friends and family, to be the the tea bagger


, no uh, !wah! difficult sia, I mean like I have no intention of being like, very well known by everyone like people say live your legacy but then that includes being someone who is very well known but I feel like, I'm happy with staying low key so like


maybe to my friends and family, I just want to be someone who is, what is the question again, someone who's, funny, if If I don't make, if If I don't go to my death bed with funny memories or like funny stories I feel like


that's not how I don't want to be that like like I don't want to be that that boring uncle I don't want to be that, the uncle who has a dead end job or who has like, you know I mean right just don't want to be, ya I want to live, that's it I just want to be remembered for being different for being funny


or for being like uh unique, that's it, , ya ya ya


your bucket list right, ya ya ya, very gay, do not repeal three seven seven A


, ya sorry sorry, oh


, next one, hindsight if you could turn back time what's one thing you done differently


but then it's not a PPL that you can do, I have short term memory, the, I think if you ask me at different stages in my life I would have a different answers for every time lah, like


no that's not the point it's like (ppc), I think if you ask me a few months ago it will be like oh I shouldn't have said those things to Xue-Mei or like, If I go back even further I should I should have done like stuff, for medical, right, for for my medical, and if you go back even further you will like probably be study harder for PSLE or whatnot lah


go back, for now I've, that that's the whole point if you ask me any point my life there's always I want, but it always changing so the point is I wouldn't want to change anything in my life, because those mistakes that I made right, let me to what I am right now, and who knows If I make If I went back and tell my lie


unscrewed those mistakes one right I would be, god knows somewhere else right now different decisions what right it'll lead to somewhere else


(ppb)


yeah , I feel like like if you ask me honestly the one thing I would want to change is I wish I didn't go to poly, I wish I went to JC instead, so I graduate faster, and get on with my life instead of being in poly, but then then I wouldn't have met the friends I made and I wouldn't have met Sane


right, and uh, ya next question, ah, three seek beneath the waves describe the saddest moment in your life let's skip this, I don't want talk about it


, because men men men don't have mental health okay, big break what would you do if you won ten million dollars tomorrow, same


I would do that, and buy a plane, buy a plane, so cheap, oh-my-god, (ppb)


what the heck so cheap, but if you want aviation Razar I probably spend the money, on, honestly right If I won some money I wouldn't tell my parents I wouldn't even tell my closest friends I wouldn't even tell tell my


it always ends badly ya, even if my parents I won't tell them I won, but I will give them, give them the money without them knowing I just like make like a throw away account and give them the money


exactly ya ya


exactly so I think honestly the first thing I would do is like if it's not aviation I think I would buy property, property for my parents and for me to live in, the next thing to do is, securities, just make sure that that the the that the lottery money lasts


and of course I would treat myself to a few things ah, ya, next question, this is easy very easy, O-level results


I scream like a little girl you know, you know my teacher was like, she sat me down right, and then like and then she ask me how much your for O-levels ah said I just want twelve points I want to go to there, then she's like okay okay okay, so I sat down


don't scream ah, then I like what what you mean don't scream did I do badly, promise me you won't scream, she open she give me, said congratulations then I see, I I add up I add up I add up eight points, then I scream eight points like I legit


scream damn loud, no never, never, no eh no that's ten minus two eight, ya, it's still it's still not very good come like by by my school standards, ya


when you met me, I need to pee, , this is kinda gay next question


yes, the day is yet to come but it will come, oh


tomorrow is solo, you want to invest in the GoPro or not, I saw the hero seven white, the the lowest end model right


oh, okay so there's three different model for every year for every release there are three different model the white, ya the white especially the worst model, okay we get to that later but white is the worst silver is like a medium black is like


the A grade stuff lah, with all the previous ones ah I felt like the white, like why why would you buy the white model right it's so trash, I just go for the silver instead the black one is really too much already, but I feel like the GoPro hero seven right it does ten ATP sixty


it has HDR ya, and I feel like that all you need in the GoPro cause the others have got like, white dynamic range that's that's the white, that's the white the silver has got ten ATP hundred twenty two hundred only, two seven nine, that's about three hundred


still very cheap, then the silver it's slightly better than the black black is a lot better but I feel like the like, over the years right the gaps has been closing in, I feel like the white model is actually a reasonable investment, ya forty seven or, what what you could do right now right is instead of buying the bloody GoPro seven right is go buy a hero give right now


you could buy a hero five line, I I don't know honestly I don't know I wouldn't imagine it'll be that much, if not I would buy though, I want to buy a hero session, session, hero fun session you know what that is


its a small cube camera, put anywhere you can hide it anywhere you can put it anywhere, I put put it in my the airplane lah, like that


yeah, no, what, pussy, !wah! this is difficult


what I would eat, you know what I want really badly


wasabi prawns, wasabi prawns ya who would like to eat it with anybody who would eat it with me I don't care, wasabi prawns, can we go to the next question, okay but you already saw it right


kin how many siblings do you have one Justin he's a useless cunt next question, little types what are your top three children's names I actually have children names I want to have, you go first, you go first, I have children names that I want to give my kids but you would laugh legit I even told


I even told say and she's like if we ever get married and we have kids you are never naming them


must be that Indian name lah, okay next question , uh, honestly I can't remember but I remember two of the names okay the first one is, the first one is Matthias


Matthias, it's not that bad but second one was pretty bad, I forgot how to say it but it's Latin for steadfast steadfast, if I'm not wrong right it's Lapidas, I think it's a really cool name Lapidas


ya Lapidas , no but I feel I feel that name has a very good meaning that I Lapidas, plus who do you know is named Lapidas


what's this, don't cringe, , , do it, , what


skip , what nicknames do you go by which one your favourite, skip, oh what name is it do you go by that means people call you


no bro, what nicknames do you go by, what nicknames have been given to you, you go first bloody hell, , what's your nickname uh, I've got Marcos


Philip Philip


a nickname, actually know the aviation club gave me a nickname, smokey, that's my callsign, my callsign was smokey because every time I flew my drone it will catch on fire


sometime embarrassing, but it sounds cool smokey what the hell, Ikan, Ikan-Bilis


let's not talk about it, that one I cringe, oh-my-god lah I thought is like one or three but it's like, the whole page eh ya


okay, boobies, ya, catalyst what value to bring what value do you bring to other peoples' lives


stupid stories, sojourn, where is your true home Singapore lah <EX2>kannina</EX2> asking this, Singapore, Tiong-Bahru


oh no fellas, have I been on a blind date, you have not met the person before before going on the date


but Tinder you got times you meet the person the time in person to talk to the person, blind date is you don't know who you going you don't even know what they look like, straight away in, dating, but I've never been on a blind date never


no it's not it's scary as hell what if the girl is ugly, eh just just just take


what's top three on your bucket list fly a plane, jump out of a plane, and, , travel to all seven continents, say hi


Skipper, Skipper, , Kowalski report , okay next, next one


shine out from, from the Merchant of Venice, from Literature ya so it could be, you can just pick anything from any book bro you can be you can be you can be Augustus from from freaking


uh you can what's his is his name Augustus Augustus from, Willy Wonka's, let's take it whatever, oh no


two to tangle why are you looking for a partner I cannot answer this question, I cannot answer this question because I am already attached


cause you have needs, , why got different card one ah, see some got this kind of square but that one don't have


ya,


oh, when you do something one right, oh wait it's measure twice cut once, measure twice cut once, it can it can it it's applicable to anything in life but like


the most wrong way I've seen it is my dad was cutting a piece of wood and I cut it the wrong size he said you should measure twice, so he made one cut, cause I measured once and then there was a mistake, so you press the ending measure twice cut once it could be like, before making, ya before before making any like major decision you should always reevaluate it twice


just to know that is that's what you want to do especially if it's life altering you have to always think twice don't don't don't don't be basically don't be impulsive, you should, smoke, what's that


oh-my-god, next question make haste what are you procrastinating right now, so many things studying exactly


!huh!


ya ya, no my mom's, texting me but what what is there to do Singapore


Kota-Kinabalu what why


that's cool, the training is like what strength or like just, ah


cardio is fun


oh you went out too fast is it


like John like that, (mmhmm), (ppb)


can we take a break I need to pee, why


isn't descending harder than ascending, can tell ah


, yeah nesxt question, Alexa please play Despacito


what's stresses or distresses you


true, unfulfilled dream, we hit a left turn into Fieldsville


okay, that's it lah, unfulfilled dreams, favourite chore doing the dishes least favourite chore mopping the floor


I dance when I do the dishes, put it back in it, put it back in it, scrub scrub then you rinse, then you hang, okay oh it's a gay question


crash and burn, describe the worst date you have been on this is, this is with S M, sierra mike, you I think I tell you already what we went out and then like she said


things and I said things, and then we got angry, technically I wouldn't even consider that a date lah to be honest I wouldn't even say we were date dating but like, I mean from an outsider's perspective that's how it looked like lah, it just ended very badly lor, everytime everytime my current girlfriend brings me back because she stays near the area


I just get like, nightmares I get flashback like, the worst place is outside of Cold Storage ya that was that was absolute worst but, yeah, that that's that's the worst that I've been on


that's the best date lah bro, !wah! best date lah that one, two minutes we have fourteen minutes to go, rallying cry what motto do you live by


**, , I mean you got to feel bad for the guy listen to this right you made him laugh a bit, hope you enjoy yourself


oh-my-god, , dude do we see do we see the terms and condition to this talk, did they say like this is like confidential, fan four I feel fantastic, but then , do you see the T and C did they say that this is


should we ask, I know right if we are on facebook, let's talk about you and me, shit uh, what motto do you live by


no packs no sex, ,


but yeah, I feel like we could Dee-Kosh step aside oh-my-god, next question, moral of story describe one, oh ya exactly that's like , describe one important life lesson you've learnt from the books you've read


important life lesson, and that book honestly didn't really have that much next book next one, alarum if your house caught fire and you only had time to save one item what would you save my pro team


nah I'm just uh uh, no ah , shit I think my computer like the desktop, cause I have photos in there that I wanna keep for life


you have a play collection, oh-my-god I've never seen it, oh-my-god bro, never showing it in my life


ah ya, !wah!, oh the old libraries ah library or library


why you spend money on shit again, next question, oh wait !aiya! ya my computer, my computer ya, okay


lull how long has it how long has it, been since your last serious relationship, that wasn't a serious relationship tough I wouldn't consider it serious


Sierra-Mike was wasn't a relationship to to begin, it was like the the pilate say roll B one B two but there's no take off, there is no rotate, you


, why, ya I that that's the thing I don't understand they want that look alpha I don't get it


bro you done yet, you done yet, you know pisses me off the most, people who talk too loud, no like general I I I mean that's applicable to me because I hate myself


okay the okay there's one worse than that though, when your English is bad, I'm not I'm not being like, I'm not saying like okay maybe you've learn English right and like maybe you're learning English, ya this is bad I can't stand that


nah nah nah, I feel like I am hypocritical about myself


like, about myself ya, Fieldsville


the last minute, (ppb), okay, I take the nexr question, oh this is, pick it, is there someone at this table you would like to know better what kind okay gonna skip this question


influencer which one of these symbols describe you there's a minus more uh, there's, minus plus, times divide equal, plus, because you add value to people


ah, I think If I have to pick right I think I would say multiply


because, I feel like when I'm with people right I try to, multiply their happiness okay that's, not very smart


arguing , playing board games with my family, never ends well, (ppb), never ends well, that's fine


seven more minutes we gonna make it you you know what else is seven minutes long, sicko mode, nah it's not, bohemian rhapsody is seven minutes long


is this the real life, is this just fantasy, caught in the last light no escape from reality, oh-my-god if you could have an hour long conversation with anyone at all who would you talk to


smart okay I'm not going to answer that question cause that's a smart answer, clock bust, when did you last cry this morning cause I couldn't get out of bed


my legs hurt nah I didn't cry lah, but this this is a bit sensitive do you want to skip this, what happened, !aww! Arjun he's getting a bit uncomfortable