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01:00I was born in 1975 in California and I moved to Siem Reap, New England.
01:10When did you move from California to Cambodia?
01:14In 1994.
01:17I built a house, built a house, built a house,
01:21built a house,
01:24and made it into a warehouse to keep when I move out,
01:29to keep as a souvenir for the next generation.
01:32So when you built it,
01:34how did you feel when you saw it?
01:38At first, I thought I would build a house
01:42to have in my land.
01:44Then, after 3, 4, 5 years, I couldn't keep it anymore.
01:49There was a man who built a warehouse in 2000.
01:52He started to have children,
01:54children, children, until he had 56 children.
01:58Since then, there have been a lot of children.
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02:08I started to build a warehouse in 2000.
02:12I started to build a warehouse in 2000.
02:16I started to build a warehouse in 2000.
02:18I started to build a warehouse in 2000.
02:21I started to build a warehouse in 2000.
02:23Before that, there were a lot of children.
02:25Children came year after year to learn.
02:28So for the children who came to build the warehouse,
02:32most of them went to international children or international children?
02:37There were only Europeans, Americans, and others
02:42who had more experience than others.
02:44But now, at this time,
02:47our Cambodian brothers and sisters
02:49are starting to want to play,
02:51want to take pictures,
02:52want to play with their children.
02:54We can do a lot.
02:55♪♪♪
03:03I'm old now.
03:05I have a history.
03:06Since my grandfather came here,
03:09he wanted to build a warehouse in the old way.
03:11He wanted to build a warehouse in the old way.
03:12Today, it is still in the old way.
03:15When I built the warehouse,
03:16I was the only one who wanted to do it.
03:18My history came out of me.
03:20♪♪♪
03:24My wife is not only the owner of this place.
03:27She can't live with me.
03:29She can only see me.
03:31She is in her position.
03:33I bought this log from Australia.
03:37The Australian log was imported by the Thai.
03:42I imported it from Thailand.
03:44I want to show my brothers and sisters
03:46that this is a log
03:49that I bought as a basket.
03:51How much does a basket weigh?
03:57This basket weighs 30 kilos.
03:59I let him weigh one kilo of one log.
04:02How many times a day?
04:03One time a day.
04:05How many times a day?
04:06Sometimes I let him weigh three times a day.
04:08Sometimes I let him weigh two times a day.
04:10But I usually let him weigh two times a day.
04:11Because he has to go out in the morning.
04:13I mixed the log with water to let him rest.
04:15So he can rest.
04:18Because we don't have a white log
04:21like they do.
04:23So I mixed it with water to let him rest.
04:25So he can rest.
04:27This is his basket.
04:29What kind of basket is this?
04:30This is a kind of basket.
04:35Is this the same?
04:37This is a basket.
04:39No, it's not the same.
04:40This is different, but it's the same.
04:44I have to let him rest.
04:47I mixed the log with water to let him rest.
04:50Like I said, the Australian log
04:53if you buy it from Australia,
04:55the Australian log is creamy.
04:57But if you mix the log with water,
05:00the Australian log is fresh.
05:02But if you mix the Australian log with water,
05:04the Australian log is creamier.
05:06Because if you mix the Australian log with water,
05:08the Australian log will break.
05:10The Australian log, we have to do it once a month.
05:12The Australian log can be sold for a month.
05:14The Australian log can't be sold for a month.
05:16The Australian log has to be changed
05:18into a new basket.
05:20In one basket,
05:22it costs $40 a month.
05:24$1400 a month.
05:26I have a lot of work to do.
05:29I must do it.
05:31Dolly Pran produces Australian logs
05:33and is fast.
05:35Dolly Pran brings the best
05:37to everyone.
05:39Dolly Pran produces 5 types of Australian logs.
05:41Australian logs,
05:43Australian logs for growing,
05:45Australian logs for harvesting,
05:47and Australian logs for harvesting.
05:49When you purchase Australian logs or Australian logs,
05:51you have to be sure that Dolly Pran has the best quality for everyone.
05:53Don't forget to search for Dolly Pran
05:55in the supermarkets or pharmacy.
05:57In this room, there are 4 mattresses, 4 beds, and in the bed, there is a blanket.
06:03When we let the bed rest, it doesn't rest, it just lies down.
06:07In the bed, there are 4 mattresses, we have to put 3 blankets.
06:11One blanket is $1.
06:13We clean it every day.
06:15We clean it every day and change it every day.
06:17Yes, we change it every day.
06:18How do you sleep?
06:20We sleep in the bed.
06:22What time do you go to bed?
06:25We go to bed at 5 a.m.
06:29We go to bed at 5 a.m.
06:31We get up at 2 a.m.
06:33We take it out to clean the bed, just like a hotel.
06:37So, you mean that there is only one mattress?
06:39Yes, there is only one mattress.
06:41So, which mattress is the best?
06:45The mattress is the best.
06:47Most of the mattresses are comfortable and comfortable.
06:52If we don't know the time,
06:56it's very easy.
06:58We put it in the fridge for half an hour or an hour.
07:02It will melt or freeze on its own.
07:04If it doesn't melt or freeze in half an hour,
07:08we have to put it back in the fridge.
07:10It's hard for us.
07:12It's difficult.
07:14If we don't look at the time,
07:16if we don't know the time,
07:18most of the mattresses will freeze.
07:21It's hard to sleep.
07:23We don't know the time.
07:25We are just like humans.
07:27We don't know the time.
07:29We don't know what time it is.
07:31So, when you sleep,
07:33do you know the time?
07:35Yes, I know the time.
07:37If we go to school in Phnom Penh,
07:41the Pony Welfare,
07:43they will teach us.
07:45They will teach us to know the time.
07:47We have two or three students.
07:49Some of them work on their own.
07:57I would like to say
07:59to all the Cambodian brothers and sisters
08:01who come to visit me,
08:03there is only one hour.
08:05One hour,
08:07you can go to the park
08:09and play in the park.
08:11If you don't have time,
08:13you can go to the park
08:15and play in the park.
08:18But if the ticket is more than
08:202.9 kg,
08:22I won't let you go.
08:24If you don't want to go,
08:26I have a ticket for you.
08:28Can you tell me
08:30the difference between
08:32going to the park
08:34and going to the park?
08:36The ticket for one person
08:38is $1.45.
08:40$2.65
08:42$3.80
08:44$4.80
08:47$5.80
08:49If you are a foreigner,
08:51for one person,
08:53$1.25 per hour,
08:55but you have to think
08:57for two people.
08:59For two people,
09:01$1.50 per hour.
09:03If you are young,
09:055 years old,
09:07you don't have to worry about money.
09:09If you are 10 years old,
09:11$1.25 per hour,
09:13$5.00 per hour.
09:16For two hours,
09:18you can go to many places
09:20like this country.
09:22You can go to the park
09:24and see the ducks
09:26and fish.
09:28You can go to the river
09:30and see everything.
09:32If you go for three hours,
09:34you can go to the temple.
09:36It's called At Chwe.
09:38Where is it?
09:40It's in Phnom Krom.
09:42You can't go to Angkor.
09:45If you go to Phnom Krom,
09:47you can't go to Angkor.
09:49What if they want to
09:51go to Angkor?
09:53You have to ask
09:55the government.
09:57We are the same.
09:59If you go to At Chwe,
10:01you can only see the ducks
10:03and fish.
10:05If you are a Khmer,
10:07you can go to see them.
10:09If you are a foreigner,
10:11you have to have a pass.
10:15If you are a Khmer,
10:17you can only go to Angkor.
10:19Dolipran has a unique and fast system.
10:21Dolipran will bring
10:23the food to every household.
10:25Dolipran has
10:275 more systems.
10:29One for Khmer,
10:31one for Thai,
10:33one for Khmer and Khmer.
10:35You have to remember
10:37that Dokki Phram
10:39is a much better system.
10:41Dolipran
10:43In my province, I have six provinces.
10:46Each province has four people, and one person is in charge of that province.
10:53One person is in charge of one province.
10:55So, first of all, how long does it take to get there?
10:59It takes about an hour.
11:00It's the same as going to Phum Nhat Sok, to Viel Srei.
11:05After that, it's over.
11:06It takes an hour, two hours, three hours.
11:09It's the same as going to Phum Nhat Sok, to Viel Srei.
11:12So, how do you get there?
11:14How many people are there?
11:16Three or four people?
11:18How do you get there?
11:19There's a guide in front of you.
11:21If it's four or five people,
11:23there's a guide in front of you,
11:25and a guide behind you,
11:26so that everyone is safe.
11:28Now, I want to take you to see
11:31the construction site.
11:34Before the construction,
11:35they have to clean up the site.
11:37After the construction,
11:38they have to wait for the snow to melt.
11:42There are two types of snow.
11:44The white snow is called English snow.
11:49What about the normal snow?
11:50The normal snow is called Western snow.
11:54Western snow means American cowboy snow.
11:58The white snow is called English snow.
12:02What's the difference between the two?
12:03The difference is that
12:05the majority of Americans
12:07prefer the Western snow.
12:10What about you?
12:12I prefer the white snow.
12:14This one?
12:15Yes, I prefer the Western snow.
12:17The price is the same?
12:19Yes, the same.
12:20I prefer the white snow.
12:24How much is the white snow?
12:27There are many types of white snow.
12:29The normal white snow is only $200-300.
12:33The white snow is very good.
12:35The white snow is $6-7.
12:38The white snow that I put
12:40to make the video is $40,000.
12:44Most of the white snow here
12:46is the white snow from the mountains.
12:48Where do you get the white snow?
12:50We get it from Phnom Penh.
12:52We get it from the mountains.
12:54Then, we cut it into big pieces.
12:56If the white snow is clean,
12:59how much does it cost?
13:03If the white snow is from other countries,
13:07we only give it to the white snow.
13:09If it's a lot of white snow,
13:11we give it to the white snow.
13:13If the white snow is good like this,
13:15it's only $6-7.
13:17Another thing is that
13:19I have to bring it to the mountain
13:21to get the white snow
13:23to make the video.
13:25I have to bring it to the mountain
13:27to get the white snow.
13:29When I have my children,
13:31they are about 11 months old.
13:33When I have my children,
13:36they are about 3 years old.
13:38Then, I can start teaching them.
13:40How about the age difference?
13:42How many children
13:44do you have
13:46when you have your children?
13:48It's not the same.
13:50If the children are good,
13:52they can have 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 children.
13:54The age difference
13:56is about 30 years.
13:58When I have my children,
14:00they are about 30 years old.
14:02When I have my children,
14:04they are about 30 years old.
14:06Do you have anything to say
14:08to your parents
14:10who are watching this video?
14:12Thank you so much
14:14for giving me this opportunity.
14:16I would like to thank
14:18all the people
14:20who have been working
14:22so hard
14:24to find peace
14:26many years ago
14:28when I didn't have peace
14:30since I was born.
14:32I would like to thank
14:34all the people
14:36who have been working
14:38so hard
14:40to find peace
14:42many years ago
14:44when I didn't have peace
14:46since I was born.
14:48I would like to thank
14:50all the people
14:52who have been working
14:54so hard
14:56since I was born.
14:58I would like to thank
15:00all the people
15:02who have been working
15:04so hard
15:06since I was born.