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00:00:00Hello friends, welcome to Human Allergy episode 2094.1, yeah let's take 2 minutes break and
00:00:17go to Instagram live together, yeah we did very well in mathematics right, now it's time
00:00:26to socialize, sure, about 5 minutes break okay, thank you, yeah, sure, yeah, because
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00:04:57Selfie? I want to show this necktie pin, okay? It's very shiny, it is lacquered.
00:05:16It is lacquered? Without glasses? I don't know. It looks happy.
00:05:42Okay, let's go.
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00:06:12Hello, friends. Yeah, welcome to the Humanology episode.
00:06:41Yeah, Instagram live edition. Welcome. Happy Thursday. Good evening. Future leaders, very proud of you.
00:07:02Yeah. So, as usual, I spend my hour with mathematics in daily motion. Oh, it's 9 p.m. Alaska time. Yeah. Cheers. Okay.
00:07:29Wake up, yeah. Mm-hmm. Yeah.
00:07:37Yeah. Happy Thursday. Yeah.
00:07:59Okay. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Okay. Okay. So, yeah.
00:08:24Yeah. Cheers. Mm-hmm. Yeah.
00:08:46Yeah. I'm sure you had a wonderful day, okay? Yeah. Now, let's take five minutes break. I need some vocal rest, okay? Thank you.
00:08:54Future leaders, very proud. Not much else, okay? Yeah. Very important. Yeah. Education, career development. Thank you. Five minutes break. Thank you.
00:09:04Thank you. Yeah. Very cool. Mm-hmm.
00:11:28Welcome back. We are back.
00:11:30Yeah. Good evening.
00:11:32Happy Thursday. Yeah. Welcome, friends. Thank you for joining us. Yeah.
00:11:42Mm-hmm.
00:11:44So, how about some story time, right? Yeah. Cheers.
00:11:50Mm-hmm.
00:11:53Mm-hmm.
00:11:57Uh, when I was in high school, South South Korea, I was like 11th grade.
00:12:07Yeah. Like 17 years old and a high school student.
00:12:16Yeah.
00:12:19I was like top student, yeah?
00:12:26South Korea, high school.
00:12:28That was like 1995, okay? Yeah.
00:12:3611th grade, okay? So, I was like 17, something like that, yeah.
00:12:4311th grade, okay? High school.
00:12:45I was top student, right? Like sometimes number 1, number 2, number 3.
00:12:53Like that, right? How many students were there?
00:12:57Yeah, like over 600 students, okay? All boys school.
00:13:03And it's so South Korea, okay? Yeah.
00:13:08Yeah.
00:13:13Yeah, so...
00:13:22And...
00:13:27That was just some angles, yeah.
00:13:31Yeah.
00:13:34And...
00:13:36I became like top 1, number 1 in the school exam once.
00:13:43Before that, yeah, number 2, number 3, right?
00:13:49But I really wanted to be number 1 in the school exam, okay?
00:13:53And finally I got it, okay? Because I studied very hard, okay?
00:14:00Cheers.
00:14:06But after I got this number 1 spot in high school exam, so South Korea, 1995.
00:14:1511th grade, okay?
00:14:19I did not want to be awarded in public in front of my colleagues.
00:14:26Why?
00:14:29Because, I mean, number 2 spot, number 3 spot.
00:14:33Yeah.
00:14:34I was awarded in public in front of my colleagues.
00:14:39But to be awarded as number 1 spot, I was like, I did not want to be publicly awarded.
00:14:50Okay.
00:14:52Welcome.
00:14:55Why?
00:14:56Why?
00:14:58It's because I did not like the concept of like me being better than anybody else.
00:15:10Kind of arrogance. I did not want that, okay? Elitism.
00:15:16Okay?
00:15:27Because it made, I thought it may create the wall, invisible wall, metaphysical wall between me and other students.
00:15:37Oh, Hwang Kyu Lee, you are number 1, everybody else inferior to you, Hwang Kyu Lee.
00:15:48Oh, I do not want that.
00:15:52Yeah.
00:15:54So, I knocked on the door to school principal, Seoul South Korea High School, okay?
00:16:02Yeah, welcome friends.
00:16:05Welcome.
00:16:08And I asked my high school principal, Seoul South Korea, 1995.
00:16:15Uh, hey, Mr. Principal, he was in his 50s or 60s, okay?
00:16:24Around my parents' age, okay?
00:16:27Very good gentleman, okay?
00:16:29Yeah, Mr. School Principal, yeah, this last big school exam, I got the number 1 spot, okay?
00:16:40But, would you please excuse me from this public award ceremony, please?
00:16:52Because, yeah, my high school exam score, the ranking, me being number 1, is my travesty.
00:17:04I do not want my private school exam result record to be publicized.
00:17:17I want to keep it to myself, private, that I got number 1 spot.
00:17:26It's my privacy.
00:17:28It's my privacy.
00:17:32So, would you excuse me from this, like, award ceremony, please?
00:17:43And he said no, because he's old school, right?
00:17:47Uh, uh, the, my high school principal said no.
00:17:54Yeah, you have to go to the ceremony, because, yeah, you're number 1, but there's number 2, number 3 guys, too.
00:18:03So, in this public ceremony, yeah, there's number 2 guy, number 3 guy, but where's number 1 guy?
00:18:12Oh, we cannot do that.
00:18:15He's old school, okay?
00:18:17He was in his 50s, 60s, okay?
00:18:20Yeah, just like my parents back then.
00:18:22So, yeah, you have to attend this ceremony. I'm sorry.
00:18:25Now, go back to your class.
00:18:29I'm paraphrasing, okay?
00:18:30I'm paraphrasing, okay?
00:18:39Yeah, so, okay, uh, I talk to many, uh, teachers.
00:18:46It was by rebellion against Korean academic elitism.
00:18:59I talk to my teachers, I talk to my parents about it, and, uh, they all said, yeah, you have to accept this award in public.
00:19:16You have to be a role model to other students.
00:19:19Uh, but I, no, no.
00:19:46Do you know what I did after that?
00:19:59Uh, nothing bad, nothing too bad, okay?
00:20:02No, no.
00:20:04Nothing too bad.
00:20:06I ran away from my parents, from my high school.
00:20:16I ran away.
00:20:18To where?
00:20:22From South Korea?
00:20:24Where did I go to run away from South Korean academic elitism?
00:20:361995.
00:20:40I was 17 years old.
00:20:44I ran away to America.
00:20:57Los Angeles, California.
00:21:00That was the very first time I came back to America, okay?
00:21:05Because I was born in America, Itaewon, New York, 1978, okay, so.
00:21:11Yeah, I ran away.
00:21:17Story time, okay?
00:21:19Yeah, I'll tell you more stories about that, yeah.
00:21:23More stories about that, yeah.
00:21:25But it's been told in, like, YouTube, Human Rights Series, Dailymotion, Human Rights Series, also in Amazon.com.
00:21:35Amazon Kindle, okay?
00:21:38Yeah, like, Alaska, Romance, Stranger, and da-da-da, right?
00:21:48I used my pen name back then, okay, so that was like,
00:21:552018, like,
00:21:58Yeah, like, six, five years ago, okay, so.
00:22:01But they were published, but in Amazon Kindle, I used my pen name back then, okay?
00:22:07Henry Leroy, okay?
00:22:10But they were published, okay?
00:22:13Biographical, autobiography.
00:22:15Autobiography, okay?
00:22:17Let's say five minutes break, okay?
00:22:19Yeah, and I'll tell you more stories, okay?
00:22:34Okay, thank you.
00:22:36Mighty proud of you.
00:22:37You're amazing.
00:22:39Yeah, geniuses.
00:22:40Yeah, multi-talented.
00:22:42Five minutes break, please.
00:22:45Yes, thank you.
00:22:47Yeah.
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00:26:25so i mean it was my god feeling back then okay uh yeah well back then i was like 17 years old
00:26:37uh yeah yeah good night yeah have a good night's sleep thank you yeah so yeah it's recorded in
00:26:47instagram live and also daily motion as well okay so like um back then i was 17 years
00:26:55young so i was not articulate about it i just had this god feeling okay but now now that i'm 46
00:27:02yeah i can more articulate the thought process in this teenager's mind okay so it's quite
00:27:12difficult concept because i'm a smart man i'm a smart person okay so even when i was 17 years
00:27:18yeah cheers
00:27:22so what i objected was yeah 1995 south korea heavy emphasis in english and mathematics
00:27:37okay yeah science in general okay uh i excelled i was number one in that one exam
00:27:46just one exam okay high school uh but my fellow students they are better than me in martial arts
00:27:56soccer baseball basketball so i object to this notion where yeah in the written exam
00:28:06english mathematics physics biology economics yeah i i was number one yes but
00:28:15i do not want to be regarded as a number one student
00:28:19because so my colleagues they're better than me in baseball basketball
00:28:29soccer
00:28:32martial arts they're better than me on the different departments so it's wrong for me
00:28:39to be regarded as number one student
00:28:45i disagree with that
00:28:51but back then there was a priority english and mathematics okay
00:28:58yeah i did benefit from that emphasis the priority because i'm in america
00:29:04yeah i write novels in english and i do mathematics right yeah let me show you
00:29:12yeah an hour ago okay yeah i enjoy doing this stuff okay
00:29:22so i did benefit from uh korean k-12 system emphasizing mathematics and english okay oh
00:29:29i'm great beneficiary of that prioritization but uh i did not want to be regarded as
00:29:40the best student in that high school my alma mater high school and okay
00:29:49so also i did not want to be part of this elitist academic system i had to run away from it
00:30:03it's too restricting too standardized suppressing creativity originality i did not want to be part
00:30:14of the academic elitism system i had to run away from it okay
00:30:27it's a difficult concept welcome to humanology okay
00:30:31yeah we are the best school
00:30:39yeah cheers
00:30:49yeah
00:30:54very turbulent stormy
00:30:56teenage or high school days that i've experienced yeah
00:31:18you're difficult yeah
00:31:25yeah
00:31:44yeah as a teenager 1995 when i was 17 i had many questions about
00:31:53more than philosophical questions okay about the world universe
00:32:00and philosophical questions right here yeah and
00:32:10i would visit my uncles and
00:32:13teachers
00:32:17principal high school principal or high school vice principal another great gentleman okay
00:32:24very wise gentleman in his 50s or 60s okay and my teachers uncles and my parents
00:32:33my parents
00:32:36i need some input their advices and they gave me their wisdom their experience their knowledge
00:32:47i was 17 okay i need some input knowledge wisdom from people who are older than me
00:32:54okay
00:32:58and they congregate
00:33:01now let's take five minutes break i have some vocal rest okay story time now how nice huh yeah
00:33:07happy thursday welcome to humanology okay oh nice beautiful
00:33:18okay time check it's been less than one hour okay good
00:33:24five minutes okay thank you
00:33:28very nice
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00:37:11okay welcome back we're back friends and uh
00:37:15yeah check on my zipper okay so good i have to take a look okay
00:37:20so anyway yeah back in south south korea okay so uh i need some advices okay because
00:37:29yeah i was quite confused teenager 17 years young 1995 south south korea okay
00:37:36and also maybe i need some vacation take a take a break from all this studying
00:37:43yeah to get the number one spot i would like stay all night studying for this school exam okay
00:37:50all different subject matters maybe 10 subject matters physics english economics
00:37:59in mathematics biology and whatever okay so
00:38:09so i guess i need some vacation and i could not wait until like next summer
00:38:14so vacation okay i had to just get out of there okay
00:38:24so yeah i visited my uncles and
00:38:30went to their houses to ask for some advices i'll ask them hey uh welcome friends yeah welcome
00:38:39welcome yeah like
00:38:46i asked my uncles and aunts okay i asked them hey i'm thinking about dropping out
00:38:53korean high school and moving moving to america you know and they advised me okay yeah well
00:39:03finish your high school okay and you can apply to american colleges yeah take like
00:39:12TOEFL that's like
00:39:16exam for non-english speakers TOEFL okay maybe test of uh
00:39:28english
00:39:33uh fluency language something like that okay so
00:39:41okay so yeah uh later on i ended up taking that test i also ended up taking SAT scholastic
00:39:49scholastic assessment test one year later okay because but before that there was okay
00:39:57yeah i did good ended up going to american university like uh medicine wisconsin
00:40:07university okay but that was a year later before that
00:40:11i just ran away i bought ticket one way ticket to los angeles california lax
00:40:17because i american passport because i was born in america okay so
00:40:25yeah i did run away okay uh because i did not have patience okay i just get away from all this
00:40:37korean stuff okay i was eager to explore the brand new world like america
00:40:45i was not illegal immigrant but i do sympathize with the immigrants because i'm
00:40:51yeah i'm not exactly like all american person okay yeah i was born in america but i grew up in
00:40:59south korea my parents are koreans okay yeah so yeah welcome yeah yeah and uh so
00:41:10yeah 17 years young minor high school student 11th grade from south south korea
00:41:19i bought airline ticket actually that airplane was brazilian yeah bestie okay yeah it was
00:41:29very affordable okay from south south korea to los angeles california america
00:41:35very affordable okay from south south korea to los angeles california america okay
00:41:40bestie brazilian airplane company okay yeah it was nice okay
00:41:50yeah
00:41:54so i landed in uh los angeles california airport lax and
00:42:05um yeah just backpack
00:42:14and me and uh
00:42:23so as i coming out of that security gate in the airport los angeles california lax 1995
00:42:32at 17 years young minor teenager yeah i i did not know anybody there okay so
00:42:42yeah nobody was there to greet me and i looked around and yeah americans
00:43:02they're waiting for their friends and family members
00:43:06to come out that security at los angeles california airport okay welcome yeah
00:43:14and then i did not know anybody there so uh okay
00:43:23having some eye contact with them and
00:43:28my impression yeah they were not impressed at me at all
00:43:35i mean back in south south korea high school i was like number one student
00:43:44now i'm here in los angeles california america my impression yeah uh they look at me
00:43:51they look at me and my impression uh they were not impressed at all
00:44:08so i walked out of security gate and then um looked around and
00:44:13um yeah well i have thick korean accent even now i'm 46 okay but back then when i was 17
00:44:27well limited english vocabulary heavier thicker korean accent right
00:44:32and that's los angeles california america okay they're korean popular korean community there
00:44:44okay so i was lucky to chance encounter with this wonderful korean couple in their 50s or 60s
00:44:57most likely around my parents age back then okay so they helped me out they speak korean
00:45:05they speak english they helped me out okay yeah uh they contacted some people and they uh
00:45:15introduced me to homeless shelter
00:45:21okay so i stayed there
00:45:25what's the name of the homeless shelter the angel's flight
00:45:31yeah oh they're very nice to me okay
00:45:35it's about it homeless shelter for runaway children like me okay
00:45:42great
00:45:45homeless shelter program for runaway minor children okay yeah
00:45:58yeah
00:45:59yeah
00:46:09based on catholicism christian church okay yeah
00:46:13therapy organization
00:46:25yeah
00:46:34yeah back in 1995 right los angeles california when i was 17
00:46:38yeah cheers yeah i'll tell you some more stories okay yeah five minutes okay thank you
00:46:50five minutes okay thank you yeah yeah okay time check
00:46:55yeah it's been less than one hour okay very cool oh yeah five minutes thank you yep
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00:50:38okay welcome back we are back and uh yeah story time sure yeah 1995 yeah los angeles california
00:50:49when i ran away from south korea okay when i was 17 years young minor teenager okay
00:50:56kind of barely minor teenager okay 17 okay 11th grade positive okay
00:51:07very calm okay yeah cheers yeah
00:51:09yeah what a great name angel's flight okay los angeles california
00:51:18homeless shelter for runaway minor children angel's flight what a great name
00:51:27yeah they're like charitable organization funded by maybe uh catholic church christianity okay
00:51:34but they did not ask us to practice catholicism no they didn't okay
00:51:44but they asked us yeah to write down uh the phone number of our parents
00:51:53there was a requirement to be admitted to the shelter yeah i wrote down my korean parents
00:52:00phone number because otherwise they will not take me okay
00:52:09and yeah a lot of great volunteers in that shelter program okay they want to help out
00:52:19runaway children like me but they were all americans okay i was the only one
00:52:25who came from
00:52:31different country okay they were all americans okay well in south korea i was number one in
00:52:38english language so south korea okay i was top of the class okay but
00:52:46i found myself to be a stranger in a strange land america california
00:52:54my english was the worst i was the bottom of the pyramid when it comes to english language
00:52:59because i'm no longer in south south korea high school i'm in actually in america
00:53:07los angeles california so my english was the worst in that shelter for runaway children okay
00:53:17my english was the worst
00:53:24okay
00:53:36so my colleagues there fellow teenagers they were americans
00:53:42all different races black white brown okay and they speak better english than i do
00:53:48i did not ask why they ran away from their parents houses
00:53:56because i did not know how to ask that question in english okay
00:54:02i did not know enough english to ask that question okay
00:54:10but maybe their parents have some problems maybe domestic violence drugs
00:54:16criminality abuse i don't know i don't ask because i do not know how to ask in english
00:54:24okay but good people yeah very smart too
00:54:34and very good looking yeah
00:54:37yeah
00:54:44so some language barrier there okay just speak english many of them speak spoke spanish too okay
00:54:52i did not know anything about spanish back then okay now i know okay because i learned
00:54:57i studied okay yeah welcome good evening yeah
00:55:03mm-hmm yeah future leaders might proud of you okay yeah not much else okay
00:55:09education current development very important yeah
00:55:19uh so in the shelter program okay los angeles california yeah uh clinical psychologist
00:55:27child psychologist okay great professional counselors okay volunteers social workers
00:55:35oh yeah they're fantastic professionals okay
00:55:40so uh they did call my parents in south south korea okay it's international call back in the
00:55:48days yeah quite expensive okay but they kind of seriously contacted my parents my parents
00:55:55yeah they speak english okay back then yeah better than i did okay
00:56:02uh so they came to pick me up my parents okay yeah
00:56:09long story short uh yeah so my parents from south korea uh they came to los angeles california
00:56:18to pick me up and uh we went to disneyland and i'm orange county california yeah we went to some
00:56:27nice california restaurants with like king crabs and
00:56:36seafood like uh
00:56:43yeah like uh
00:56:44uh
00:56:48what's the bigger version of crayfish
00:56:59a bigger version of crayfish what's that called you know english
00:57:04okay
00:57:09yeah it was a good time in los angeles california
00:57:14and then yeah i went back to south korea with my parents and i graduated high school
00:57:21they were so kind and generous to me korean high school okay they could have expelled me but
00:57:27they recognized my potential they took me back several high school okay i'm eternally grateful
00:57:34okay so my teachers principal vice principal they forgave me of my error mistake because
00:57:43they understand they have to be teenagers okay yeah they took me back when i graduated
00:57:53after that yeah with my parents help yeah this time more legitimate way i applied to uh
00:58:04university wisconsin medicine and other colleges in america i took slt tofu
00:58:14and then i came back to america in a more legitimate way not as a runaway teenager okay
00:58:23yeah so i was forgiven
00:58:28my errors mistakes okay i'm very grateful
00:58:44yeah
00:58:53let me find this way okay yeah and some vocal rest okay
00:58:56then i'll tell you some more stories there okay
00:59:02turbulent
00:59:07stormy teenager days
00:59:10oh honestly when i was 17 okay
00:59:16yeah
00:59:27i talked to my korean friends to my high school colleagues okay i
00:59:33i yeah they were like my parents my aunts uncles yeah look graduate from high school first
00:59:43but i didn't listen i was like impatient i was like
00:59:50i gotta go to america now at 17 okay
00:59:54yeah
01:00:02i did but i came back to korea
01:00:05graduated high school applied to american universities and i got in
01:00:16and the rest is history okay so yeah uh let me find this brand thank you
01:00:24okay
01:00:33five minutes okay thank you yeah
01:00:37uh time signature
01:00:41full time huh
01:00:44yeah okay it's been one hour good very well right
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01:03:40okay friends welcome back we're back uh one more uh episode episode uh
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01:03:49narrative okay back in this los angeles california 1995 when i was 17 years young
01:03:59minor teenager okay yeah so angels pride wonderful
01:04:07shelter program for runaway children like i was okay yeah they took us to uh maybe ice hockey
01:04:16stadium okay and uh in a van okay and uh yeah we were passing the side of the van and uh
01:04:26we passed by koreatown in los angeles california yeah yeah yeah koreans are many of them are
01:04:33christians okay yeah so uh there was this korean church in los angeles california where we passed
01:04:43by in a van to go to hockey to ice hockey stadium okay so
01:04:51yeah many times korean churches in america they have this uh sign of the church a panel
01:05:03to make express the name of the church okay yeah and it was written in korean language okay
01:05:11yeah koreans they do that stuff
01:05:17so my american colleagues who do not know korean language okay they asked me
01:05:22hey what does the sign say the korean church in los angeles california
01:05:28uh and uh yeah i know korean i don't know english so yeah it means guiding light church
01:05:37okay
01:05:40guiding light in korean language i don't remember maybe tung fu okay but guiding light
01:05:49there's like ocean for sailors in the ships okay like 360 degree angle
01:05:58rotation guiding light post light post okay uh in korean language yeah maybe tung fu
01:06:05yeah maybe tung fu okay i don't really remember because
01:06:12i'm 46 okay i came back to america when i was 19 i've been living in america more than half of my
01:06:19life okay so uh i think it's tung fu okay tung fu guiding light church okay i think that's what it
01:06:29was okay michael yeah cheers yeah
01:06:38so my american colleagues that run with children homeless shelter uh they said yeah yeah that
01:06:48makes sense yeah guiding light church that makes perfect sense okay yeah
01:06:56okay
01:07:00yeah
01:07:05yeah so
01:07:12yeah after that yeah my parents from south side square came to pick me up and
01:07:20uh we had some good time in california right yeah like lobsters king crabs
01:07:26disneyland okay and then we went back to south korea 1995 when i was 17 yeah welcome yeah good
01:07:35evening oh yeah future leaders my proud not much else and education and career development okay
01:07:42thank you
01:07:43thank you
01:07:47yeah so we went back to south korea 1995 i graduated from south korean high school
01:08:03they understand
01:08:06of course they did
01:08:07it
01:08:11and then i applied to american universities yeah arab not ever been to mannesota wisconsin
01:08:19west virginia washington state uh so auburn champaign illinois and
01:08:27maybe some others too okay but uh some of them rejected me some of them upset with me but
01:08:34yeah i picked mass wisconsin okay because they're very strong engineering program okay
01:08:41for other schools whether they're accepting or not
01:08:44doesn't matter they're all great schools in america
01:08:47yes
01:08:57so i came back to america for third time yeah this time yeah thanks to my parents
01:09:07and others more legitimately not as a runaway minor child but yeah applying to school
01:09:16take the exams
01:09:22and
01:09:26yeah being a part of the system okay
01:09:31but before that i resisted the system okay but later i realized
01:09:39yeah system is not that perfect but maybe it's not too bad
01:09:45okay i learned it the hard way because before i ran away i consulted my uncle's aunts
01:09:57one of my aunts told me
01:10:08yeah she's been to america okay
01:10:12she's in korea okay uh but she's been to america many times okay as a traveler okay
01:10:19and she went to other countries too my aunt one of my aunts okay and she was in her 40s or 50s
01:10:27okay this is my um uh she was my my aunt my father sister okay and she told me yeah she was
01:10:40in her 40s 50s she went to many different countries okay i was 17 i've never been to
01:10:46other countries as a conscious person although i was born in america i was a three months old
01:10:54baby when i was in america when i was born yeah so uh until then i just spent a whole time in
01:11:01south korea so i had no never experienced foreign countries as a conscious person as a child
01:11:11okay i was a baby in america okay but i don't remember at that time i was three months old
01:11:17baby okay yeah the whole time until when i was like 17 back then 1995 i've been in korea never
01:11:25into other countries okay but my father's sister my aunt paternal aunt yeah she was in her 40s or
01:11:3350s okay back then okay yeah she's been to many different countries and she told me yeah okay
01:11:42my uh nephew my brother's younger brother's son okay i'm paraphrasing okay let me tell you okay
01:11:55you want to go to america
01:11:59you think that america is very
01:12:07different from korea
01:12:13you
01:12:22i was 17 she was in her 40s or 50s okay yeah she's my father's elder sister she's older than my father
01:12:33okay uh and she's been to many different countries maybe as a traveler maybe business trip too i
01:12:42okay so i was 17 and she told me okay honestly my younger brother's son teenager 17 years young
01:12:55high school 11th grade okay you think that america is different from korea
01:13:03you said it's not
01:13:26you said yeah anywhere in the world
01:13:29it's pretty much the same
01:13:35i didn't understand what she said i don't know okay
01:13:44because by now i'm 46 i've been to many different countries okay yeah anywhere in the world it's
01:13:50it's kind of like christianity mr jesus said yeah heaven is in your mind you can
01:13:56find heaven somewhere else heaven is in your mind okay yeah it's kind of like that
01:14:03line of thought philosophy ideas okay so
01:14:09yeah i did not understand what she said back then
01:14:14yeah i did not understand what she said back then when i was 17
01:14:21but understand what she said now okay
01:14:26uh
01:14:43yeah but i have good memory okay so maybe what i said to you today
01:14:53maybe you don't understand okay but maybe later on in your life uh maybe you'll understand later
01:15:03it happened to me so many times
01:15:07yeah okay
01:15:09so
01:15:17yeah
01:15:21seriously
01:15:32yeah
01:15:33yeah
01:15:36i'm very grateful
01:15:39to you to all the people i've ever met in my life who gave me sound advices
01:15:49shared their wisdom knowledge with me
01:15:54uh because maybe i don't understand when they say it but later on
01:16:01maybe years later decades later i remember and i realized that they were right
01:16:12yeah
01:16:15it happened to you so many times okay
01:16:19oh yeah
01:16:30yeah
01:16:52and so
01:16:53so
01:16:58yeah crying is very healthy physically and mentally okay it's a good therapy okay
01:17:03i cry at least once a week okay yeah keep the water on
01:17:10crying is healthy emotionally and physically okay
01:17:14and mentally too spiritually as well okay that's fine it's very good thank you
01:17:20okay very cool now time check
01:17:35okay uh yeah we got more than 30 minutes left but we'll wrap it up real soon okay
01:17:43it's kind of getting late okay five minutes thank you
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01:21:19yeah so mentorship okay very important okay uh they are all different races and genders
01:21:28but they when it comes to age they tend to be older than people with more experience
01:21:35more seniority okay my uncles aunts parents grandparents
01:21:40people who are older than me okay uh yeah my mentors uh they tend to be older than me
01:22:06okay they're more experienced wisdom knowledge yeah and sometimes even random strangers
01:22:16but i also learn from younger people people who are younger than me okay
01:22:21yeah they're my mentors too okay cheers okay
01:22:26yeah i learn from young people who are younger than me of course i do
01:22:35so welcome to humanized school we are open-minded
01:22:39right we learn from everybody good knowledge not the bad ones okay no tattoo no piercings
01:22:47not the bad ones okay no tattoo no piercings and no lgbt
01:22:54yeah and yeah okay uh focus on education and career development i guess so
01:23:02exercise diet and martial arts dancing writing acting singing
01:23:10and good arts music fine arts okay graphical design painting sculpture yeah good ones okay so
01:23:25yeah so science too yeah foreign languages history right yeah economics studies good stuff
01:23:34good stuff also yeah good sleep good rest yeah socialization communication skill
01:23:43people skill social skill okay yeah ambition good hobbies diverse hobbies outdoors activities
01:23:54okay yeah all right that's all i have to say okay and because after this we go to festival
01:24:01live okay yeah that's why i'm so busy okay after i'm done with my loyal job yeah the
01:24:11gain emotion humanizers instagram live then festival live festival live more relaxing
01:24:18we watch some youtube videos and some video commentaries right like uh tonight yeah maybe
01:24:24air force boot camp
01:24:29oh maybe
01:24:34coast guard boot camp okay yeah because in the past recently yeah we checked out army boot camp
01:24:42marine boot camp navy boot camp okay so yeah i i'm a space force it's company right
01:24:52yeah maybe they'll boot camp i don't know maybe one day okay
01:24:56but tonight maybe a coast guard or air force boot camp okay yeah maybe space for boot camp i'm not
01:25:06sure if they're in youtube now space force is kind of new right all right uh maybe i'll see you in a
01:25:16live or maybe i'll see you tomorrow okay thank you god bless you god bless you you're amazing
01:25:21future leaders yeah save the world lead the world with love peace and knowledge okay thank you my
01:25:30multi-talented yeah young isn't fantastic yep
01:25:36oh yeah
01:25:38so
01:25:55okay so let's make transition to festival live okay
01:26:01yeah well we'll check out some other military u.s military branches boot camp okay yeah
01:26:07yeah maybe air force maybe coast guard okay yeah i have many friends from there like
01:26:14veterans because you know alaska we're many veterans all right yeah yeah thank you
01:26:25very proud of you you're amazing yeah
01:26:30future leaders yep