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桜井誠のちょこ生!

Makoto Sakurai discusses Dolly Parton's legacy, her impact on American culture, and shares reflections on politics and society in Japan.

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Key Takeaways

  • Dolly Parton was a highly influential cultural icon in the US with a legacy spanning music, acting, and humanitarian work.
  • American media and society treat significant artists with national respect, reflecting their cultural importance.
  • There are notable cultural and political differences between Japan and the US, especially regarding nationalism and social issues.
  • Japanese society faces challenges in political engagement, immigration policy, and economic inequality.
  • Makoto Sakurai advocates for stronger nationalist political movements in Japan to address these challenges.

What the video covers

  • Makoto Sakurai opens the live stream reflecting on Dolly Parton's death and her cultural significance.
  • He discusses Dolly Parton's career highlights, including her famous songs like 'I Will Always Love You' and her acting roles.
  • Sakurai compares Dolly Parton's influence in the US to iconic figures in Japan, emphasizing her national impact.
  • He explains the American media's rational and elite approach to reporting on Dolly Parton's death.
  • The video touches on Dolly Parton's humanitarian efforts, including educational programs for children in the US.
  • Sakurai reflects on the cultural differences between Japan and the US, particularly in how artists and politics intersect.
  • He comments on the political climate in Japan, mentioning the need for nationalist movements and societal challenges.
  • The video includes Sakurai's personal opinions on Japanese society, politics, and immigration policies.
  • There are references to upcoming political events and meetings related to immigration and national policy.
  • Sakurai also discusses broader social issues such as violence, education, and economic disparities in Japan.

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Questions about this video

Who is the main subject discussed in this video?

The video primarily discusses Dolly Parton, her career, cultural impact, and her recent death.

What cultural comparisons does Makoto Sakurai make?

Sakurai compares Dolly Parton's influence in the US to iconic figures in Japan, highlighting differences in cultural and political treatment of artists.

Does the video address political issues in Japan?

Yes, Sakurai discusses Japanese nationalism, immigration policies, and societal challenges, advocating for stronger political movements.

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00:16
Speaker A
Yes, it's a chocolate live with Makoto Sakurai. Is the sound coming? It's okay. Yes, then today I will continue as it is. No, it's really that, it's a memorable story. It's like Dolly Parton is gone. It's like that. Now, the
00:48
Speaker A
one that is flowing is made by Dolly Parton in 1974. I Will Always Love You. This is a record that sold 24 million copies worldwide in 1992, which is the world's best-selling record, but it remains in the record.
01:20
Speaker A
Yes, well, today I'd like to start with Dolly Parton. Let's start. Yes, I started.
01:51
Speaker A
Well, really like this... I've known Dolly for about 30 years. I've liked Dolly's songs for about 30 years, and I've bought the records. I think I've got almost all the albums Dolly has released. It's American TV now. Well, CNN, ABC, and NBC are
02:29
Speaker A
like that, but it feels like it's full of Dolly everywhere. So, more than you think in Japan, Dolly Parton is very American or Western. I think it had a huge impact on the cultural world.
02:51
Speaker A
Japanese people treat countries like they are subordinates. The rhythm of a country is actually a rhythm of a country in Japan.
03:03
Speaker A
Both are the same, so it's three-fourths of a second. So, in the first place, the rhythm of a country I think it's a bit of a shame to translate the word "Dolly" into Japanese. I don't think you can tell it's a "Dolly"
03:31
Speaker A
in a country like Japan. How amazing is it? Trump said on the 25th at 6 p.m. I have a little time difference, but I ordered a half-year of the American flag from 18:00 on the 25th. I don't remember any of these artists.
03:59
Speaker A
I wonder if there was a person who was in charge of the anti-war movement. I can see how great a singer he was. In Japan, it's a minor country, but in Japan, it's like Misora Hibari. I wonder if he will become such a
04:28
Speaker A
person. I wrote it on Instagram today. It's kind of like when the emperor died. For Japanese people, I don't think young people know this, but the existence of the emperor of Showa will continue to exist forever. He will
04:56
Speaker A
always be the emperor. That's what was stuck in my head. Even if you say that it was a "global war" and that it was a "global war," it's a "global war." It's a "global war," but it's a "global war." It's a "global war," but it's a "global war." It's a "global
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Speaker A
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Speaker A
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Speaker A
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05:30
Speaker A
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05:39
Speaker A
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06:12
Speaker A
war," but it's a "global war." It's a "global war," but it's a "global war." It's a "global war," but it's a "global war." It's a "global war." It's a "global war," but it's a "global war." It's I've only seen the
06:40
Speaker A
Showa Emperor on TV, but I've always had the same feeling. I'm sure everyone around you felt the same way. This time, Dolly Parton died suddenly, today at the time of the Japanese time. The cause of death was not clearly written, but it was
07:04
Speaker A
said that she died of cancer at the cancer center. She died from some kind of cancer. I think it was last Friday. She was taken to the cancer center last Friday and died after four days of hospitalization. The special edition
07:22
Speaker A
is being broadcast all over the United States. One of the special editions is a reporter. Dolly Parton said that she thought she would continue to live with her. It's a reporter. It's not a general person. The reporter says this. So, especially, what I remember is that
07:24
Speaker A
the Americans are very rational. Especially when it comes to reporters, they are elites. People who graduated from the top universities and learned there become reporters. This is usually the pattern. The reason why the reporter is in poor health is that it was said from last year, but
07:26
Speaker A
while knowing that, Dolly Parton...
07:28
Speaker A
That feeling and the iconic icon of Dolly Parton in the US. They often use icons in the US. But they didn't use icons to symbolize country music. They used icons to symbolize the United States. So in the US, and then the
07:30
Speaker A
generation, the age, right? Even though it's the age, and where they're from, everyone is now following along. So now, all the networks in the United States, including the three major networks, are all running Dolly Parton's special edition. It's like Elvis.
07:32
Speaker A
I can say that, so I wonder if it's really like this. If it's a normal artist, the country wouldn't say that it's a foul. No matter how famous the artist is, the country won't say that it's a foul. But this time, Trump
07:34
Speaker A
is to be precise, one of the best country singers in the world, died. He told us that he was more than that. He gave us a half-year notice to show his respect. I think it will be national, but it is a national facility. It is
07:36
Speaker A
an order to do everything in half-time for national facilities. So it's really like this. There will be no great people. As I said earlier, the song of Dolly Parton is famous, such as "I Will Always Love You." Originally, this song was known by some people as you
07:38
Speaker A
know. I think there are people who know it from "Bodyguard." But originally, the theme song of "Bodyguard" was not "I Will Always Love You." It was supposed to be done with a different song. The song was used in another work,
07:40
Speaker A
and it was played first. It was played first, and I had to change the theme song in a hurry. Kevin Costner proposed to me to make this song of country music into a pop song because there was a good song called "I Will Always Love You."
07:42
Speaker A
"I Will Always Love You" was chosen as the theme song. Other than that, Jolene, 9 to 5, Hee Haw, Kamagen, etc. are really famous songs.
07:44
Speaker A
It's really like a masterpiece lined up like this. Of course, if this is just an artist, it's just that, but there are a lot of masterpieces.
07:46
Speaker A
That's the end, but not only that, but in her case, she also did acting. Steel Magnolias, or Magnolia flowers. In Japanese, it's called Magnolia flowers. She's been in a lot of movies. She's also a businessman. She's also a Hollywood actor.
07:48
Speaker A
She's also been in a lot of other business. She's built a lot of wealth. She's also a humanitarian. I sometimes ask myself this question, but the rate of violence in the US is very high. So, they live in the US but
07:50
Speaker A
they can't speak English. For these people, we give them a book to teach them. We send them a book every month from birth to age 5. We do this kind of pre-school. I can see many faces. Houston's version is really good,
08:18
Speaker A
but I like the original version of Dolly Parton more. Of course, there is a good side to "Hee Haw," but originally this song was played by a really stupid Japanese bodyguard. I don't know why, but "I Love You" is in it, so I thought it was
08:53
Speaker A
a love song, and I was playing it at the wedding. I thought it was stupid, but this song was released in 1974, but at this time, it was a... This is also a famous person. He is super fam...
09:17
Speaker A
is to be precise, one of the best country singers in the world, died. He told us that he was more than that. He gave us a half-year notice to show his respect. I think it will be national, but it is a national facility. It is
09:45
Speaker A
an order to do everything in half-time for national facilities. So it's really like this. There will be no great people. As I said earlier, the song of Dorey Parton is famous, such as "I Will Always Love You". Originally, this song was known by some people as you
10:09
Speaker A
know. I think there are people who know it from "Bodyguard". But originally, the theme song of "Bodyguard" was not "I Will Always Love You". It was supposed to be done with a different song, The song was used in another work,
10:26
Speaker A
and it was played first. It was played first, and I had to change the theme song in a hurry. Kevin Costner proposed to me to make this song of country music into a pop song because there was a good song called "I Will Always Love You".
10:51
Speaker A
Allways Love You was chosen as the theme song. Other than that, Jolyne, 9to5, Hiyayu Kamagen, etc. are really famous songs.
11:08
Speaker A
It's really like a masterpiece lined up like this. Of course, if this is just an artist, it's just that, but there are a lot of masterpieces.
11:25
Speaker A
That's the end, but not only that, but in her case, she also did acting. Steel Magnolia, or Magnolia flowers. In Japanese, it's called Magnolia flowers. He's been in a lot of movies. He's also a businessman. He's also a Hollywood actor.
11:54
Speaker A
He's also been in a lot of other business. He's built a lot of wealth. He's also a humanitarian. I sometimes ask myself this question, but the rate of violence in the US is very high. So, they live in the US but
12:17
Speaker A
they can't speak English. For these people, we give them a book to teach them. We send them a book every month from birth to age 5. We do this kind of pre-school. I can see many faces. Houston's version is really good,
12:50
Speaker A
but I like the original version of Dolly Parton more. Of course, there is a good side to "Hoytny" but originally this song was played by a really stupid Japanese bodyguard. I don't know why, but I love you is in it, so I thought it was
13:23
Speaker A
a love song, and I was playing it at the wedding. I thought it was stupid, but this song was released in 1974, but at this time, it was a This is also a famous person. He is super famous in America. There
13:46
Speaker A
was a country old man named Porter Wagoner. He was tagging with this old man. He was tagging and was also winning Grammy awards in various ways. But they broke up in 1974. Well, in the country world, for Dory Partners, Porter Wagoner is a teacher and a
14:15
Speaker A
business partner. But when I broke up with that person, I thought, "What should I do?" I decided to sing my favorite song, a song about breaking up, as a gift. That's how I came up with "I Will Always Love You." So,
14:33
Speaker A
this is a song about breaking up. I'm singing a song about breaking up, but I'm not singing about this at a wedding. It's really like this.
14:44
Speaker A
I'm an idiot, so it's not a tragedy. That's why I was involved in it. The author's feelings for the lyrics are that Porter Wagoner is this, so the message directed to this song is a message directed to Porter Wagoner. I'm
15:08
Speaker A
married to both of them, so I have a wife in a porter wagon and a husband in a dray part. So it's not a bad marriage.
15:20
Speaker A
It's a nuance that we should go our own way. Also, the word "love" is not used in Japanese first. It's often used these days, but when I go to the United States, I love you no matter what.
15:45
Speaker A
男性が男性にI love youっていうこともあるし、女性が女性にI love youっていうのも、だから愛してるっていうのは日本人の感覚とアメリカ人の感覚ではちょっと違うんですね。 もっと言うと軽いっていうですね。ちょっと軽いというかですね、本当に頻繁に使うっていう感じですよね。 It's a little higher than greeting, but it's like Japanese. I don't accept the word "I love you" as a very heavy word. So in the case of Japanese people, it's a little old. In the Meiji era, it's not Natsume
16:33
Speaker A
Soseki, but if you say that the moon is beautiful, you can translate it with the word "I love you". What are you thinking?
16:46
Speaker A
I'm thinking about the cultural differences. I was watching YouTube just now, and it's amazing.
17:02
Speaker A
Almost all of the American networks are Dory Parton specials. Whether it's the Republicans or the Democrats, they are really hurting the Dory Party. So, I don't know what to say. I don't think Trump's appearance or his appearance has changed.
17:34
Speaker A
Donald Trump is saying that the US is divided by Trump's appearance. And Dorey Parton is saying that he is aiming to unify the American people. Is that what he's saying? American-made Sakurai is Trump. I've been doing it for a long time before Trump. Trump is after Sakurai. What are
18:12
Speaker A
you saying that you don't understand? I really know that such an idiot knows the name of Sakurai yesterday and today, so I think it's okay to write Sakurai-san. There is an idiot. It's not a matter of which is first,
18:29
Speaker A
but if you say it's the first, I'm the first, so what are you talking about? Trump is usually in movies. And what was the other one? He was a pro-wrestling villain wrestler, a villain, a referee, and he was in a referee. It's like this. He doesn't talk about politics.
18:53
Speaker A
It's really pathetic. Think of how embarrassed you are for not having any knowledge. It really was a symbol of the good old days in America. There are no singers who have been influenced by the whole of the United States, like Dorey Parton, who
19:23
Speaker A
are still alive. Well, the Leva McIntyre may be on the rise, but you guys don't know Leva McIntyre, do you? Taylor Swift is about number 3 or 4. So that generation is too different. It's about the same age
19:50
Speaker A
as Dolly Parton's grandson. Taylor Swift is also Now, in many places, in the U.S., in the U.S., they are receiving it, but when they were just newbies, they were doing songs of Dory Parton. And this person came out of country. He loved country music.
20:21
Speaker A
That's right. American singers have a lot of political statements. This is not limited to singers, but especially artists. I'm clearly a supporter of the Republic of Japan.
20:33
Speaker A
There aren't many supporters of the Republic of Japan. I'm a supporter of the Republic of Japan. I'm a supporter of the Democratic Party. But the great thing about Dolly is that at least, I've never been in a position where I'm politically active when
20:56
Speaker A
the TV is on or the camera is on. This is something that I think is amazing as a businessman. It was in the 70s, when I first released "Always Love You" in 1974. It's on the Billboard chart. Elvis Presley wants to sing
21:30
Speaker A
"Always Love You" so he's talking to Dolly. This is a famous story in America. So, it's like a legendary person, Elvis Presley, or Dolly Parton, is coming out. Elvis Presley talked to Dolly Parton about singing "I Will Always Love You." At first, he said, "Dolly,
21:59
Speaker A
this is good." However, there is a manager of Elvis, something-something-sign. There was an idiot named "Nantoka Taisha" who said that when Elvis sings to Dolly, he has to give half of the copyright. So if Dolly Parton could sing to Elvis, It's a short-term thing, but it's a momentary thing. It's a
22:26
Speaker A
momentary thing, but it's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing, but it's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing, but it's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing, but it's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary
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Speaker A
thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing.
22:33
Speaker A
It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's
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Speaker A
a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing.
22:37
Speaker A
It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's
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Speaker A
a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing.
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Speaker A
It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a momentary thing. It's a moment It's really like American history, or even
22:50
Speaker A
business history. Was it Parker? Parker was the old man who asked for it. And that's the reason why Elvis is refusing to talk about this. And then the nickname that came from Dolly Parton was Iron Legend. I'm sorry, Iron Butterfly. Iron Butterfly. It's a iron butterfly.
23:14
Speaker A
It's a nickname. Well, so now it's AI, and Elvis is singing I will always love you. What kind of guy is it?
23:32
Speaker A
It's flowing, but it's like that, so it looks like it's a dolly. In the case, it's a blonde hair, and it's a really fluffy hair, and it's really that, what do you say? It's like a representation of America.
23:55
Speaker A
I used to call it "bokkyunbon" . It has a big chest and a tight waist. It's this shape. In the US, this is usually a symbol of stupidity. If you say it, you can't do it. Now it's said that it's discrimination. But
24:17
Speaker A
they're making a song for Dory Parton. I'm making a song called "Dumbland" This is the first song that was named on the Billboard in 1964.
24:33
Speaker A
The first song is this. What is this? It's a blonde girl with a big chest.
24:45
Speaker A
It was a symbol of stupidity in America. So I think you all know that Marilyn Monroe is there, isn't it? At the Aokigahara Jukai, I asked who was Marlon Monroe. That Marilyn Monroe. I asked Itako to bring down Marilyn Monroe. Marlon Monroe is who?
25:11
Speaker A
Madonna is the next generation of Dolly Parton. So, when I think about it now, Dolly Parton has made history in American women's history.
25:27
Speaker A
I can see that the role that Dolly Parton played in the history of all women is amazing. Anyway, Marlon Monroe is the best example. He has blonde hair and a big chest. It's like he really showed himself. This is a symbol of stupidity. But Marlon Monroe is like
25:55
Speaker A
that, and so is Dolly, but they are not stupid. If they were stupid, they wouldn't have succeeded in business in the first place. And more than anything, Dolly himself I'm just saying that men are stupid. I really miss Big Apple. Big
26:18
Speaker A
Apple is about the chest. If you look at the two large dome-shaped things, it looks like a dolly parton. Anyway, the chest is the trademark of his wife.
26:44
Speaker A
いや本当にねだからその古きアメリカの象徴というかねそのアメリカのこうずっとこうなんてのさらされてきた女性に対するね偏見とかねそういったものをそのドリーパートンがこうぶち破ったっていう感じでしょうかねまあそんな感じですよねまあということで今日はねあのドリーパートンがちょっと今日は 亡くなられたっていうことでねちょっと不法ね最初にお届けいたしましたまあアメリカの方ではねあの今日からの多分1週間ぐらいはねずっと特番が続くと思いますけれどもね ね男ってこういうのが大好きなもうそういう感じですよねだからその But if you look at Dolly, she's dressed like this to match the man, so it feels like a real idiot. By the way, the blonde of Dolly is also a wig. And she says her hair is not
27:59
Speaker A
blonde. So no matter how much you're made fun of, your hair is not blonde in the first place, so it's not stupid.
28:16
Speaker A
I businesswoman, or humanitarianist, or actress. You can see a lot of faces. It's around here. It's like a very diverse group of people. It makes America a little lonely. I think it's a great thing to see the greatness of the country for the first
29:13
Speaker A
time since it was born. To be honest, I didn't think Trump would be a rebel. If you say that he will support the rebels, he is a very important person for the country. So I don't think there were many singers
29:30
Speaker A
in the United States who were supposed to be rebels. I don't think there were many. Today, suddenly, Trump's SNS, Truth, is out.
29:46
Speaker A
It's very rare. It may also mean a election measure. It didn't happen when Michael Jackson was in power.
30:14
Speaker A
There was a trial, and then, what do you call it? If you make a crime out of it, you're going to be told that you're a criminal. I mean, really. So, what do you call it? There are so
30:43
Speaker A
many artists, but Dori Pato, 80 years, 80 years of life. In terms of art history, he was 13 years old when he was in the Grand Ole Opry.
31:01
Speaker A
The Grand Ole Opry is a huge house in Tennessee, USA. It's a place where country singers are part of. This is originally a radio program, but it's been 100 years since then. The Grand Ole Opry is a place where
31:20
Speaker A
. Now it's settled and it's called the Grand Ole Opry. It's the "Land of Country Music". I didn't go there, but I went to the "Museum" of "Country Music". In Tennessee, USA, when the Nationalist World Cup was held, I was invited. At that
32:04
Speaker A
time, I also watched the "Land of Country Music", ありましたよなんていうのはあの絵というか彫像というかですねいやもう今ねあのそのテレシー州にねそもそもその There is a country museum, but Nashville is known as the capital of music. It is said to be the holy land of country music. It's all full of Dory
32:58
Speaker A
now. At least as far as I can see from the American video, it's all Dory.
33:20
Speaker A
本当にねこう悲しいニュースからね入りましたけれどもちょっと遅れましたけど皆さん一週間ぶりでございます いかがお過ごしだったでしょうかいやあのいよいよこう夏も終わりに入りましてですねもう無理やりこう話をねあの戻しますけれども夏も終わりに入りまして秋がそろそろこう見えてくるといった感じにねなってまいりましたけれどもねあのまあねえ I don't know what's going on in the big cities, but this one is the hottest yesterday. Yesterday was the hottest recently, and the temperature is starting to drop from today. Tomorrow is the forecast for 20 degrees and
34:06
Speaker A
27 degrees. For a while, this 20 degree range will continue and return to 30 degrees, but it will return to 20 degrees soon.
34:22
Speaker A
アーソーですか今日も暑かった神奈川も暑かった東京も暑かったいやそうですかそうですかそれ大変ですねー いやもうねあのこういうねなんていうのはあのこういう声が聞きたかったやっぱりねあのなんていうのこうね北国の方でね療養生活やってますのでねもうあの こういう声が一番ねうれしいんですね Thank you very much. I got my luggage on Monday. I got some jellies and some kind of treat. There are many things in here. Gratin set, etc. I'm going to choose from these, but I'm a little worried.
35:40
Speaker A
I'm thinking of asking for meat or something because I'm worried about it for a month, but after all, as you know, I want to eat it refreshingly in the summer, so I'm refreshingly t-bone steak in the summer. I'm doing it,
35:57
Speaker A
everyone. Well, that's how it is. Thank you for sending me so many things. Well, in return, you guys are I don't have a Chinese language, I don't have a copy of the book, I don't know what I'm thinking, but
36:15
Speaker A
I'm not just trying to live a nursing life like this. You're already next week on August 30th, but you have to go to Tokyo, so you have to go to Tokyo and have a lecture. I'm not asking for it. I'm telling you the way of people. Of course,
36:37
Speaker A
because Coco is not from the beginning. There is no super chat and no advertisement. So this program has been doing it for more than ten years, but I don't get any money. From the beginning, This is because YouTube hates Sakura, especially because YouTube stops
37:00
Speaker A
Shina when it says something like this. But Sakurai-sensei will never lose, so it's natural. It's not like I'm making money and you're playing it. Well, that's why I'm going to do it on August 30th. First, we had a concert in Tokyo. And then in October, we had
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the cherry blossom festival in autumn. It's a long night-time performance in Japan. It would be helpful if you could make it a little shorter. It's a foreign show. In short, we planned a foreign show.
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In November, we had night cruising. And in December, we had the cherry blossom festival in winter. There is no Kikko-Fu-Koen-Kai. Kikko-Fu-Koen-Kai is a way of doing it for Tohoku people. When will it be revived on Twitter?
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I'm not asking you to revive it. It's obvious that they're asking you to revive it. They're going to freeze people's accounts. It's a joke. If you're saying, "Will it come back?" then you should ask the management to remove the "Sakurai Sensei" account. You should ask them
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to remove the "Sakurai Sensei" account. You should ask them to remove the "Sakurai Sensei" account. You should ask them to remove the "Sakurai Sensei" account. You should ask them to remove the "Sakurai Sensei" account. You should ask them to remove the "Sakurai Sensei"
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account. You should ask them to remove the "Sakurai Sensei" account. You should ask them to remove the "Sakurai Sensei" account. You should ask them to remove the "Sakurai Sensei" account. You should ask them to remove the "Sakurai Sensei" account. You should ask them
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to remove the "Sakurai Sensei" account. You should ask them to remove the "Sakurai Sensei" account. You should ask them to remove the "Sakurai Sensei" account. You should ask them to remove the "Sakurai Sensei" account. You should ask them to remove the "Sakurai Sensei"
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account. You should ask them to remove the "Sakurai Sensei" account. You should ask them to remove the "Sakurai Sensei" account. You should ask them to remove the "Sakurai Sensei" account. You should ask them to remove the "Sakurai Sensei" account. You should ask them
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to remove the "Sakurai Sensei" account. You should ask them to remove the "Sakurai Sensei" account. You should ask them to remove the "Sakurai Sensei" account. You should ask them to remove the "Sakurai Sensei" account. You should ask them to remove the "Sakurai Sensei"
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account. You should ask them to remove the "Sakurai Sensei" account. You should ask them to remove the "Sakurai Sensei" account. You should ask them to remove the "Sakurai Sensei" account I hate people who don't go through the line. Don't underestimate
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me. So, it's not X, but Google. Google, YouTube is Google. I went to Google, and in front of the Shibuya stream, there was a foreign line. A Japanese employee came out from inside the line. The employee came out and said, "I'm scared!" So, I was
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like, "What are you scared of? You bastard!" "You're much scarier than me, you're a speech-monger!" I chased him around. If you really make Sakurai angry, you will go to that office. There is a big building called Shibuya Stream in front of the Shibuya Police Office. It's
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near the Rikkyo in Shibuya. How many floors was it? It's Google from the top floor. So I said, "Go out of Japan in Google!" I did it for them.
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本当にねあのもうこうマイクを持ったら最強史上最強なのが桜井先生ですけどね マイクがないとねもうアバババになっちゃうわけですね まあまあまあまあそんなね色んなねあのアホばっかりいますけれどもねそのねアホと戦い続けてきたのが桜井なんです20年ですよ皆さん 20年ね I'm fighting longer than anyone else. There's no one who's done it before me. I've been fighting for 20 years.
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I'm just fighting. I'm asking you to cut out the video of Sakurai. I'm sure it's cut out. I'm getting up, but everyone is fighting.
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It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's
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just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight.
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It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's
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just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight.
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It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's
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just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight.
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It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's
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just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight.
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It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's just a fight. It's
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just a fight. It's I've been to the Chalinko-Sora before, but I don't care if it's the same thing over and over again, so I don't care if I give it to you. It's a guy who doesn't do it. It's a fight, but it's really, wherever
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I go, wherever I go, it's really, what do you say, it's just a person who's not good. There is a degree of irresponsibility. And then they put more and more foreigners in Japan. And that's not all. As you all know, there's the Children's Home Office. They use it in a crazy
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way. And when they say they're doing it, the socialization is going on. Simply put, it's obvious that the process of stopping the death of children is not stopped no matter what measures are taken. There is only one way to stop the death of children. It is to
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have women return to their homes. Both men and women work outside. So, what is it? It's impossible to make children. So, how do you say that? The nursery school, the nursery school, the kindergarten, no matter how much you make it, there are no children who can enter it, so there is no
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way to do it. It's something like this, isn't it? And the budget for the children's household is 70 million yen this year. They are using 500 people to pay for the budget. They are using 500 people and they are using it in a
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messy way. This is actually the same as the male and female joint-stocked funds. The male and female joint-stocked funds are 8 trillion yen. What is the male and female joint-stock market doing? They are just building boxes. It's the same as Green Pia. Green Pia, which was
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run by the pension fund. They sell it at 2 or 3 steps. The land is in high demand. You can sell it at a hotel. It's sold at 2 or 3 steps.
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They are doing silly things. Greenpeer is a public facility. It's a welfare public facility. For some reason, the pension system was built. It's good to build it, but it doesn't have the ability to operate it.
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It's a big company. The money comes from the pension insurance we paid. So if you ask who is responsible for this, no one is. That's why I said earlier, Japan has become a country of no responsibility. Germany and Germany are the same. As you said, the
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women's union in Kaduna failed in all countries in Europe. But you don't have the courage to say that. That's why Sakurai always says, especially in this program, that women are not saying that they are, but that there are many people who really love Sakurai-sensei.
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There are many women who say that they love Sakurai-sensei. Do you know why? It's because you guys are not so sloppy. Even if you write a brave thing in the comments, you can't say anything if you actually appear. In my case, it's exactly the same as if I were to appear, but
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I'm talking about it here. It's the same wherever I go. Oh, Mr. Sakurai is wonderful. It's natural. I'm popular among girls and high school students in Osaka. I'm talking about myself for the first time. I'm not good at
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talking about myself. I'll drink some water. There is Abe no Harukas in Osaka. It's a new building. The place where Abe no Harukas is located is actually Tennoji Station when you go to JR. Tennoji is the closest. Tennoji and Abe no Harukas are connected by a bridge. So almost
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everyone uses a bridge. There is also a pedestrian crossing, but there are no people standing on the roadside. So, from the top of the liturgy, I went to the election speech, was it the support of the election? I went to the support
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speech at that time, but at this time, this side was going to the other side. I'm going to the other side, but at that time, from the liturgy, there were four female students. I counted them as "Hee, Foo, Mee, Yo." There are certainly
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four of them. Then, the four female students I was surprised. I shook my hand as much as I could. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I
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was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I
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was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I
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was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I
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was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I
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was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I
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was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I
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was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was surprised. I was There was a very cute girl in the school. She came to me alone. She was wearing
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a yukata. It was just the hot summer season. I think it was July. She came in a yukata. And she was giving a speech. I got a letter saying, "Sakurai-san, please read this." I got a letter folded up and
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stretched it out. I see it. I wrote, "I want to be your friend." I want to be your friend, too. I put this on the album. Old albums are torn apart. I put a letter or a picture on it and I do
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it again. It's different from a smartphone now. It's a beautiful letter. It's taken properly. Other than that, I'm not sure if I can say that I'm a former .
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Every year, we write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a
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letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all
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of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a
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letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all
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of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a
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letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all
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of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a
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letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all
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of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We write a letter of gratitude to all of you. We I wonder
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if it's like that, but it's a good thing, isn't it? It's important that you guys don't know. It's important that Sakurai does this kind of cooking. I'm doing my best to make it. I'm not going to stretch the wrinkles of the letter of the
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female student. I'm sticking it tightly. I want to be your friend. It's true whether you're in Tokyo or Osaka. The person who looks at it properly is looking at it. Do you understand? Well, I'm a teacher who's doing my best. I'm
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sure you've never heard of this story before. Sakurai is a person who is very shy. I can't decorate it. I can't decorate it. So, after all, it was a life of losing with a tongue. But that's okay. Even so, if I can talk
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to you honestly, even if it's a tongue, I think that my feelings will be conveyed.
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Anyway, it's a miscellaneous book. I'm in trouble even if I say what I want, but what I want at this time is a pillow cover. It may be that if I say this too much, but when Mr.
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Ponta is sleeping, I'm scratching Mr. Sakurai's head. 実はね枕カバーがね血だらけになってるんですよね であのこれ洗っても落ちないんですよ アップルパップは美味しかったですよもう半分食べちゃったんですけどもね いやだからねあの本当にねあの枕カバーがないと困るなーっていうですねで今の時期下手に枕カバーすると暑くて眠れないとかですねあるでしょ であの The pillow is a sheet, and the sheet of the hanging futon is the trace of the pottery.
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It's okay if the blood stops properly, but sometimes it doesn't stop. It can't be helped, so sometimes the blood comes out. So I have a lot of blood clots here, too. So when the neighbor looks it up at home, it's like a bed sheet or a pillow with blood on
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it. I think it's going to be a big mess. I thought it was the same even if I did nail cutting. I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my
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nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my
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nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my
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nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my
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nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my
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nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my
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nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my
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nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my nails, but I'm cutting my This year is the 16th year.
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I don't think it's going to be like this at all. Usually, I should be a little more quiet. I'm not quiet at all. I'm an old man when I get back to my human age.
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I'm 16 years old. No, really. It's like Sakurai-sensei is going to be wetter first. Cats don't get bored. There are some cats that get bored.
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However, my teacher Pon-ta is sleeping all day long, so I don't think there is anything to be confused about. As I said earlier, there were people who sent me various things. Thank you very much.
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Thanks to you, Sakurai has become a little more energetic. I'm thinking of going to Tokyo on the 30th and bringing it in.
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I'm looking forward to the start of this new wave. It's only a one-day wave, but I haven't decided when or where to do it yet. I'm really sorry. I'm planning to announce it on the 30th of August, Well, the day is already decided, so
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I'm thinking of announcing it first just for the day. It seems that the place is currently in two places, but anyway, there is no sakurai in Tokyo, so I'm in charge of the conversation with the police. I said this the other
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day, but if it's too much trouble, I'm fine here. I hate the way you're doing that. If you do that, Sakurai will be elected next time.
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And I'll do whatever I want in the election. I think that's fine. The police know what will happen if Sakurai rampages as he pleases. So, please forgive me. There is no more election in Niigata prefecture.
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Oh, not yet. I'm sorry. It's not over yet. I thought it was over last year. I thought it was over this year. Happy Yoneyama disappeared. Happy Yonehima is now in the basement. This old man said he was going to have a
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political funding party in Niigata, but I don't know what happened. Okinawa pre-election should be in September, but it's already in Okinawa. It's already the Japanese law that says that it doesn't matter if you do the public election law. It's Danny Tamaki, isn't it? This Danny
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is ignoring the public election law in a peaceful way. I'm doing it like this, but if it's originally the case, the police or the election management committee will I'm supposed to arrest all the damn Paiyoku, but I don't
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do it. It's really terrible. The election in Okinawa has not been elected. The Japanese government is stupid, so Okinawa was in the US military facility until 1972. It was in the East District. There is such a special history. There is a special history and a bad
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one. I'm saying the same thing in Kanagawa. Law is applied in the same way all over Japan. For example, in Tokyo, it's natural to steal because you stole something. However, even if you steal something in Okinawa, it's okay. There is no way this will be
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forgiven. This is nothing in a legal country. But Japan is full of idiots who don't understand the logic. What are you thinking?
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This country is really messing around. A man who replaced a 14-year-old female junior high school student, a Kurdish woman, who had a divorce, is a stupid woman in Saitama. It's a crime, but it's stupid. Thanks to him, a 12-year-old female junior high
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school student is being replaced again during the divorce. But he's been arrested, so he can't get out. I'm not looking at it anymore. This is what foreigners say. Especially for foreigners who are looking at Japan, they never follow Japanese rules. Only Japanese people say that if you enter the
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country, you will obey the country. Of course, this is also true in English. There is something. It's the same as this. If you enter Rome, you will obey Rome. There are such words, but such words are common in Japan. It's
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not so old and it doesn't work. But Japanese people don't know that, so they say stupid things like "If you enter Go, follow Go." But I don't think foreigners will understand that. If you can't keep the rules of Japan, get out of Japan.
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That's all you need. I don't need to say anything more. If you're against this, you're the same criminal as me.
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If it's to protect Japan, you can't forgive these people. I'm only saying the obvious. But that's not the case.
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It's not a welcome back. You said welcome back. They don't have to go home with such polite words. Do you know why they came to Japan? Of course, even if they are Muslims. Why did they come to Japan by plane? Because they
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want to invade Japan. They have no other purpose. Saitama and Kawaguchi are being invaded more and more. Go home, you guys.
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It's really like this all over the country, especially Muslims. It's similar to Chinese and Koreans, but it's a very strict demand from Muslims. Japanese people don't eat pork. What is it? Hijab.
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It's a cloth that a woman wears on her face. It's said that Japanese people are late to wear this hijab.
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um They are not wearing hijabs or any other clothes. They are naked and accepting men. They are saying, "You guys are wearing hijabs and any other clothes. You are Muslims. You are all men and women.
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You are both executed." "You are doing what you are supposed to do. You are not kidding." You have to hit them with this kind of thing. They are always so serious. They say, "Oh my god!" to the people who are talking. "You guys
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are doing this video without hijab and headscarf, aren't you?" "What are you going to do with this?" "Don't underestimate me." Ah, another idiot is coming. "The Japanese government is trying to pass a foreign government regulation act to the next year's parliament." Don't be ridiculous. That idiot is saying that
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the Japanese government will accept 1.23 million foreigners from now on. "There is no need for more foreigners in Japan." Or rather, foreigners are being kicked out of Japan more and more. This is the job of the original politicians. "I don't need it because
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only the Japanese do it." The Democratic Party itself is saying, "You're doing 10 million people to receive immigration. As long as you're doing such stupid things, there's no way you can regulate the number of people to be recruited. You're not the one who's broken
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4 million people. The number of people who entered the country illegally is not counted. So 5 million, 6 million, it's already over. You don't know the danger. Now, there are only bad people. They are all foreigners who only commit crimes. They all
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have to be kicked out of Japan once. This foreigner is a good foreigner. This foreigner is a bad foreigner. It's okay if you can separate them. But if you separate them, they will be stupid and will make a fuss about discrimination again. There
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is also a story about how to separate them first. It is forbidden to enter Japan on a one-way basis. Foreigners are no longer allowed to enter Japan.
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コレ以上入れたらじゃなくて外国今いる外国人も日本から出て行ってもらう もらうって言うけども出て行けなんですよ日本の治安をねお前たちの仲間が見出しておいてね でて命たちでその仲間をね粛清できないんだったら日本から出て行きやがるこの野郎と言う ですねいい加減に仕上がるっていうですね怒りしか湧いてこないんですよ怒りしかその音怒りっていうのが20年前はね本当にねこう The people around you are the same. You may have thought that Sakurai was angry. But after 20 years, you will understand the anger of Sakurai at that time. Now various people say the same thing to Sakurai. You can
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make a fuss after something happens. 事が起きてねでそのことについてですねあのやはり大変でやるこれはダメなんだとか言う こんなの誰だってできるからバカじゃねえかっていうですねことが起きる前に騒がなきゃいけないんですよ それができないのが日本人なんですよね Japanese people can't do that. That's why I always say, "Leave it to Sakurai." Sakurai has been saying this for 20 years, especially in foreign issues. "I'll get everything right." He says. "I'll get everything right,
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so leave it to Sakurai." "No matter how noisy it gets in 20 years." I'm writing it now, but there are people who say it's fierce or terrible. "You're like Sakurai." I'm asking you to expand the language as much as
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possible. I've been doing this for 20 years because of the foreign issue. Now, a lot of people are saying the same thing as Sakurai. I don't agree with it, but I absolutely don't like the Unification Church. Kamiya from Santsubo Island
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and Kamiya Kyoso from Hoshito Island say the same thing. Tsurupika Hagemaru from Hoshito Island also says the same thing. Anyway, many people say the same thing, but as soon as you say "What were you doing 20 years ago?" everyone runs away. 20 years
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ago, they said "What were you doing 20 years ago?" and they ran away. It is really dangerous to put foreigners who are trying to turn their fangs on Japan against Japanese people. I've been saying that. Sakurai Makoto is just one person. Please expand that more and more. If
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you expand it, even if Sakurai doesn't actually appear on the front, As I said earlier, when young people appear on the front, Sakurai Makoto is a candidate for the water battle.
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I think it's a little bit of a lie. I can't read the front. I can't read the front of politics to Japanese people. I always say this, but I wanted to be born like you guys. If I were
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the same as you guys, I wouldn't have lived like this. I don't think I would have broken my kidney.
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I'm originally a very good driver. I didn't go to Tokyo. It took about 6 hours by Shinkansen to get from the north to Tokyo. It was a long time.
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But in the meantime, I was drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got
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drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got
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drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got
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drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got
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drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got drunk and got
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drunk and got drunk and got drunk and It's a name that I don't remember at all. I've never seen it, heard it, or licked it. So, Kurosaki, please don't write something you don't understand.
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I'm from the north. I'm just a troublemaker. I really don't like to be immersed in such lies.
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I'm going to have miso soup next year, but I really hate lies. I can't forgive people who lie no matter what they hate in their lives. I think so.
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How many times have you had miso soup? What are you saying that you don't understand? I'm going to be honest with myself. I think so. I'm thinking of being honest next year.
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I'm young, but I'm young. I feel tired when I go to miso-ji many times. I feel like my body is not following me. It's okay. I feel like I can still go to miso-ji. I go to the washroom and
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wash my face. My skin is still swollen. I have a shiny skin. I think I can still do it. Compared to the old men of the same age, wrinkles, cheek lines, wrinkles around the eyes, and wrinkles around the neck are called three wrinkles. Wrinkle care is
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important. I'm called Sakurai for my wrinkle care. I'm thumbs up. Well, it's a little tough, but I'm thinking of doing my best next year because it's Misoji. Collagen? I'm not kidding. Collagen is often used in men's cosmetics.
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It's all a lie. Everyone is going to say "What?" but collagen is too big for the body to absorb by skin and not by light. It's impossible to absorb by light. It's impossible to absorb collagen by skin.
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People who don't understand that can buy collagen and say "How about this?" and buy it. So, when you ask people to buy collagen, It's a natural ingredient, so it's a soup pot. After eating, the next day, your skin will be
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sticky. That's a fact that collagen is actually absorbed. But that's because I ate a soup pot. But soup pots aren't something you can eat right away. I've had soup pots in Kyoto before, but they're expensive. How much was it for one person?
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20,000 yen for one person? I think it's about 20,000 yen. I got it made for two people.
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I got it made for two people, but it's really expensive. I can't eat that kind of thing every day. Why is it so expensive?
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There is a name value for the hornet. This is also troublesome. Usually, the hornet's nest is a mud-covered nest.
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Otherwise, the hornet cannot survive. The hornet will be exposed to water for 2 or 3 days in the nest.
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Then the hornet will spit out sand. Then, when you put sand on it, you drop your head on it. And finally, you can cook.
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It takes a lot of time and effort, so it's expensive. I ordered a soup dish at a restaurant that serves Iwate cuisine right in front of the station in Akihabara. It was 20,000 yen in Kyoto, but there was a restaurant that served Iwate
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cuisine, and it's not there anymore. When I ate at the restaurant, I ate a soup dish for 4,000 yen per person.
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Some people say that drinking the liquid blood itself is hard, so they usually break it up. I think they broke it up with shochu. They drink it together with the soup and shochu.
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This is the part of the spondylose, which is delicious, and it can be collected with collagen. It's true that it's true, but it's just a chemical molecule. Even if you try to extract only the collagen of the chemical molecule and try to collect it, the molecule
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itself is huge. So you can't collect it. It's almost impossible. This is something that many Japanese people don't understand. As I said before, the amount of molecules in the skin is so large that it cannot be taken with a
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fluorescent light. So, when you apply a cream with collagen, you will definitely not be able to absorb collagen into the skin. This is the "mamechishiki" that Rinkle Care Sakurai tells you. So, I think it's good to do it once a day, or
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once a day if you're a woman, or once every two or three days if you're a man. You may think, "Is that really okay?" But if you rub your face too much, your skin will get weird. So if you're
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going to do a skin care, you should do basic things like eating and sleeping.
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Why am I tall? I'm getting a lot of weird questions. But to be honest, I'm not that tall. I was 189cm tall. I weigh 65kg. I often go to Zagin to eat shishito. I'm often invited to Delmo. Please stop
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it. Please stop it. The wrist start is completely different. I'm not saying stupid things. If you do this 100 times a day, you'll really... You can see the human figure in the space. And the person invites you to do it. Please stop it. Please stop it. I don't
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think you can understand it. I don't think you can understand it. If you can do this, you can use a special technique.
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まあとにかくですねまああの本当にこう大変な毎日をねこう過ごしてる桜井先生少しは優しい言葉をかけたいと思わないのかね君たちはねとにこうね情けない今の日本の音状況を見ればね福岡の方であの何ですかの倉内あれがあの 議長辞職どころかの議員辞職までするっていうことになってねでそれで喜んでる連中 ばっかりだったんですけれどもねお前らわかってんのかというですねまあ倉内派が壊滅しましたけれども アホ派がですね結局アホ派が買ったっていうあたしわかってるのかどうかしないで吉松っていうあのおっさんねそもそもアホ派の人間ですからねアホ派が結局今回のあの なんですかあの I was in charge of overseas inspections of the Fukuoka Prefecture Council. Why did I do it? Fukuoka Prefecture has another faction, the Aho faction and the Kurauchi faction. In fact, the Aho faction and the Kurauchi faction were divided
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into two. The Aho faction アホー派はどっちかと言ったら国政の方ですよね国政で影響力だからその最多のがアホー太郎ですよねでアホー太郎がその国政でね影響力持ってる間は良かったんだけれどもでももうアホーもですねアホー太郎も85歳ですか86歳ですかねもうだからそろそろですねそろそろというかもう 天寿を全うする天寿なんてないんですけどね地獄に落ちるだけですからねそのなんていうのはあの もういい加減これ引退しないとですねあのまずい状態になってきてるんですねでもこのアホ太郎が引退する際に一番ねこうなっての . I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple. I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple. I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple. I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple. I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple.
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I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple. I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple. I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple. I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple. I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple.
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I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple. I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple. I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple. I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple. I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple.
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I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple. I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple. I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple. I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple. I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple.
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I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple. I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple. I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple. I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple. I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple.
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I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple. I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple. I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple. I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple. I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple.
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I was talking about Hara, a former Kurauchi disciple. I was talking about Hara, a former K The way of doing that is not in line with the way the people of the Republic of Japan did. Yoshimatsu, who won in the end, is an idiot.
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And Taro Aho, who is behind him, is laughing at him. So, how should I put it? It's a big deal. In a word, this is the shape of a really like a feast in the inner courtyard of the Democratic Party. It's
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really not good, but I want you to do your best to be a member of the Democratic Party. There's no way there's a star in the Democratic Party. I'm not stupid, you're really a star.
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I'm saying that I'm not in the Democratic Party. At the time of joining the Democratic Party, you know the English translation of the Democratic Party. It's the Liberal Democratic Party. They call themselves "liberal." They call themselves left-wing. So they say,
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"You're left-wing, aren't you?" Why do they call themselves "couple"? They don't know. They're the liberals. Just look at the official English translation of the Democratic Party.
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It says "liberal democratic party," so they're definitely left-wing. There is no such thing as a "couple" in Japan. That's why I created the Japanese First Party. It's been a few years since the first party was established. The popularity of the Japanese First Party has
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not increased. It's no good. It was the same when the "Acting Star Movement" was held. It's a request for a cherry blossom. I'm sure people other than Sakurai are doing their best, but they're doing their best, but they're not going to give up. I'm not
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appealing to everyone. So if the Japanese National Assembly is doing well, it might be interesting to hold a general election in Fukuoka next year. If you can get a candidate in Fukuoka now, there's a possibility that you can win.
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霊はというかね山本逃げ太郎のね政党は潰れましたけれどもねだから言わんこっちゃないって言うんですね本当にもうみんなねだから言わんこっちゃないでしもう結局はそこに集結しちゃうんですよね本当に残念な話なんですけれどもねその福岡で 三坪党が30人ねこう入れるっていうですね話にだそうでしてねこれ現実にね30人入っ た場合ですけどもおそらくね10人ぐらい当選しそうな勢いなんですよね もう自民党に対する批判てるが今ものすごい高まってるからそこに加えてそのこれまでの既存制度と全く違う形で入ってくるとそっちに流れる可能性が高いんですよ I don't want to create an organization like that anymore, but when such elections are held, I will support them with live broadcasts or call for as much support as possible in the digital field.
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So, we need to abandon the idea of "correct" and think about other new organizations.
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There are quite a few problems that we have to clear. If it's not correct, there will be problems in the political and economic regulation.
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I wonder what's going on. Of course, the Japanese National Assembly needs to be transparent, but it's okay to start with the Japanese National Assembly, but you have to see the personality of the person. I don't know this person, so
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I can't talk about it. So, I wonder if I can do it as an organization or an individual organization.
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Well, if you like the Japanese Prime Minister, you should go to the Japanese Prime Minister. I'm saying that I don't have the right to run the Japanese Prime Minister. That's already handed over to Toshi Yamaguchi, so the seat of the president is
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handed over to Toshi Yamaguchi, so Sakurai himself does not have any authority of the Japanese Prime Minister. The three-tall議員反対している I've said this before, but if everyone can get a tax cut by making food consumption tax 1% I agree. But
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as a real problem, if food consumption tax becomes 1% and the tax is increased, it will be taxed.
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値上げをしたりねあるいは店をたたまなきゃいけないっていう人が出てくるのはこれ当然なんですよ これこの間も説明した通りですまあだからこの間のね生放送詳しいことはそのこの間の生放送を見て もらいたいんですけれども要はね簡単に言えば消費税がですね一番消費税が下がるんじゃないですよ 食品消費税が下がるっていうことだけですから要するにあのまあ例えばね The cost of the material is lower. But even if the material is cheaper, the human resources cost will not go down. You can see it around here. The material is lower, so for people who are self-sufficient, this has a cost-revenue effect. However, it's
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not just people who are self-employed. Especially, half of the people who live alone now are living alone. About half of the working generation is living alone. So it's natural to eat out, eat out, or buy things that match each other. Then, in the store there, there
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are small details, as I said earlier, I'd like you to take a look at the previous story, but it goes up. Well, it's going up, or rather, the tax to be paid is increasing. And because it's increasing, you have to add that amount to raise the price of food or
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close the store. In some cases, it depends on which one you choose. So, the opposition of the Three-Tubes Party is The non-self-subsidized ones. The self-subsidized ones have a tax-reward effect, so everyone supports them. "The food cost has dropped, good, good." But
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if you look at the non-self-subsidized ones, the price will go up, and the store will collapse. It's not a joke. That's what it is. That's why I'm saying it. I'm saying, "Lose your own consumption tax." Because there is a consumption tax, such a ridiculous
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reversal phenomenon occurs. That's finally it. What do you say? It's really stupid for people around you. If this is not explained by Sakurai, you wouldn't know. Sakurai explained that he was a human from the Three Caves Island and he knew. Oh, it's true.
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There is a place where this will increase. That's why I'm saying this. Anyway, I want to make all the consumption tax zero once and distribute it at the end. I don't have tax revenue, but it's just a story that it's good to issue an international tax. The Democratic Party has been
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silenced by the 100 trillion yen in the official meeting of the Ministry of Defense, and they've put it all in a special meeting. What do you think about that?
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I've spent a hundred trillion yen. They spent 1 trillion yen on special payments, which means they used all of it for the big companies. They didn't give a single yen to the people. But that's exactly what happened. It was only
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one line of news, but it didn't come out in the news at all. Why?
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Because they don't know how to use it in the special payment. They can't follow it even in the news.
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Special payments are only used by large companies or public companies. It's money used by international companies. They're doing this kind of thing all the time. And you guys who don't know it, "What if you know about the international
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market?" "Shut up, you bastard!" Even if you talk to such a fool, it's no use.
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"Shut up, you bastard!" It's okay. "You're going to be in trouble!" It's okay. If you're really dealing with a fool, I don't like explaining it. Even if I explain it, the other party doesn't understand. At the end, it's
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over with this guy. As Sakurai said, until the people's physical strength is restored, the tax-free policy is taken. When the people's physical strength recovers, the tax will be returned little by little. This is the best.
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Well, it's a society called Japan that can't do it. Well, it's often said that the stupid people of the Democratic Party are saying that they can't do that kind of thing, such as promoting the internationalization for future Japanese people. It's a stupid thing
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to say that it's a thing that will turn our roots into the future. It's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid
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thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say
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that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a
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stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to
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say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's
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a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing
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to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that
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it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid thing to say that it's a stupid It's a matter of course, isn't it? But I don't know that it's natural. People on the Democratic Party are all
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stupid. Everyone is crazy. The current people have to die for the future that is not born now. That's what the Democrats think. Then you'll die. As soon as you say you're going to die, you'll run away. This is the Democratic Party. They're garbage.
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They're shit. Just being on the Democratic Party is a anti-Japanese act against Japan. However, this is the same for other parties. Other parties are all the same. There was also a party that said that there was no consumption tax. However, now, Germany and the Communist
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Party have also said that the consumption tax is 5%. Germany and Germany are the same.
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I don't know. Even though it's ice, it's ice for cars, but it didn't cost tax on food or things like that that are used on Sundays. So the juice was all 100 yen. It was really a bottle when I went a little before, and it was 100 yen, but it was
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Coca-Cola in that bottle. This is delicious again, but there is a place where you pull out the bottle at the vending machine, and if you pull out the bottle with money, there is a guy who takes a small cap next to it. There
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is a line-shrink, and if you pop the line-shrink, you can take it out. After drinking it, put the bottle next to the vending machine, in the box of the bottle, and so on. This is a 1 liter big bottle. When you take that bottle to
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the store next time, the deposit will return. There was a deposit. With the deposit included, how much was that old 1 liter of Coca-Cola? Was it about 200 yen? It was probably 150 yen or 200 yen. If you
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bring that bottle, you will pay 30 yen. Anyway, I think it's true that taxes are difficult, but now Japan is number one in tax deductions and number one in tax burden. I was surprised to find out the other day, but even
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if you look at tax deductions, you can see that Japan is number one in both tax burden and tax burden. That's why Japan is doing so. It was the same last year, but it will probably be the same
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this year. The highest tax revenue in the past has been going on for six years. The highest tax revenue in the past has been going on for six years. On the other hand, the Japanese economy is falling more and more. The stock price is only rising,
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but it's just a Japanese newspaper. It's just a few hundred kinds of business cards that a fool from the Japanese economy newspaper chose. So there's no other stock in the world. So it's really... I can see that the two-way transition is going on.
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The rich are becoming richer and richer, and the poor are becoming poorer and poorer. This is the current situation in Japan. There is no one trying to change that. What is this? If you ask what will happen if you keep going like this, you will have to become an American
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society. So, the rich are really ignorant, and the poor are hopeless. We are living in that world. So, to go back to what I said earlier, if we were to change that in politics, we would have to create a political party like the Japanese Nationalist Party,
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but it's okay to create one, but Sakurai collapsed on the way, so he was surprisingly weak.
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I was the first class of the disabled. I wrote something. I don't say that I'm the first class of the disabled in the video comment.
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Don't say stupid things. It's when I fought with Sinajin. I was in Ikebukuro, and I was in close contact with the Shina people. I said, "Try hitting the 9th Sakurai who is disabled." I know I don't have the courage to just hit
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him, but I'm also here. The police officers are also lined up around me, so if I try to reach out, I will be arrested for being disabled at that point. It's interesting, but it's still a story that Sakurai is saying. And there's
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a comment on the video. It says, "It's better not to say that you're a disabled person." Shut up, you bastard! It's natural to use any weapon you can use. This is the secret of the fight. It's stupid. Can you fight
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fair and square? The opponent is a Sinai. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use
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it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure
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I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything.
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I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use
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it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure
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I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything.
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I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use
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it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure
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I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything. I'm sure I can use it for anything.
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I'm sure I is I used to be really slow. I'm not kidding, I was really slow. I didn't say six-pack in the past, but I said, "Sakurai, you're going to fight like this." I said it a lot. And now I'm a full-on. This is my grandson.
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I'll show you Ichikawa Zoo's Punch-kun. What is this? It's not cute or something, it's not human in the first place. Punch-kun is not human, but it's like that, but everyone is still human. Because it's a vertical society, it's already a
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pie. What is this? The wrinkles on the outer corner are just like a pie. I'm happy when I say that.
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配線よくメシのシワのところそっくりですよって言ったらねえらい喜んじゃってですね本当にね単純だなぁと思いながらですねまあこれがねなんていうのは上下関係というかねまあ本当にそれは大切ですよね I got a letter from the host, but I got a letter from the host, and I'm angry.
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I'm really angry, but I'm going to hold my head. I was breaking the letter from the Ministry of Justice in front of everyone, but there were really a lot of things, but いやまあとにかくねあの本当にこの日本っていうのはねろくでもない人間ばっかりの国民の方がしてろくでもないんですけど本来だったらもうね一気が起きてておかしくないんですよでもその一気って言ったらあのなんですか令和の百姓一気とか言ってですねほんであのトラクターでですね何台かトラクターがあってですねでその後ろにですね農民がねあの I thought they would do a baseball
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game. But they were at Hibiya Park. They were saying, "We're updating it." They were saying, "This is not a parade, but this guy." "Where is the Reiwa 100-star area?" "This guy." It's so different from the French or British farmers' demo.
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It's really bad. Unfortunately, I know that Japanese people don't have any weapons to fight. But I say that they have a lot of fighting spirit. I don't have the spirit to fight. As I said earlier, Shinazin was caught by
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Ikebukuro. Sakurai asked him why he was caught and he got off the ship. I was doing a speech in front of Ikebukuro. It was a campaign speech. It's about the Tochi War. How many people were there before that? I
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think there were about 300 people. There must have been 200 or 300 people. Only Sakurai was attacking this Shinagawa.
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Only Sakurai was attacking and no one else was attacking. I said, "Wait a minute." You're the first class of the disabled. You're at the forefront of the fight. What are you guys looking at through the lens? If you're not
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pathetic, you're not. I can't fight like this. That's why. It's the Japan Reconstruction Exhibition in October.
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If it's decided, I'll let you know again. The recruitment of the participants will start in September. Everyone else, please invite your friends. If you can, please invite your macho brother. Then, we will take the remaining people around the Shibakitai Zanto Ichimiya and kick them.
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I'm not a victim of the victim, but I'm not a victim of the victim. I'm just moving a little bit, but I'm doing a lot of things. Hihi and my mother are doing good things in another place, but Sakurai is doing
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a lot of things. I'm going to go down like this, and after that, I'm going to get in the car, but when I get in, I'm out of breath.
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I'm sorry, but for a while, I'm asking for a microphone. I'm shaking hands with Sakurai Makoto right now. That's all I need.
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I have to do this. I think so. As long as you say, "I'm going to do a Japanese night-time talk show in October." I know you have to come out first. So Sakurai comes out and shakes hands with him in
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the car. If you just do this, everyone will be happy. You guys want to see only the face of Sakurai, right? So I'll show you only the face. And if you can put it out with a bow, I'll cut it with a saw and do it.
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And you guys are the protagonists. You guys go up to the car and do your own thing there. Sakurai will take the bow. You can go to the car and do it more and more.
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I'm telling you to bring a person who can fight instead of a bodyguard. The police won't do anything anyway. And what is it? The Paio-Kichi-Bakutai Zanto Ichimin will come. So I'm telling you to eliminate them from the beginning. I'm telling you to do it for the sake of fighting from
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the beginning. As expected, this is the purpose of the foreign war, but the reason why the opponent comes is to fight.
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This is also because I haven't been fighting for a while because I've been living in Ryoyo for a while. Anyway, everyone who is motivated, please I would like to invite you to participate in the event. Now, I would like to read the announcements from the Japanese first party. I think I
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will divide it into two parts today. It is divided into Tokyo, Aichi, Miyazaki, and Osaka. I would like to announce Osaka at the end. First of all, from Aichi Prefecture, from July 1st, immigration opposition posting activities are being held. We are
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doing posting activities in areas where there are already more than 10% of immigrants in Aichi Prefecture. For more information, please contact the Aichi Prefecture Headquarters, aichi@japanfirstnet. Next, on August 29th, the HENOKO-JIKO-Kyosan-Tō-Q-dan Demo will be updated. This is the meeting time
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on August 29th, Saturday, at 17:30. The departure time is 18:00. The ceremony is held by Takako Yamaguchi. The meeting place is at the Higashiguchi Station in Shinjuku Station, JR Shinjuku Station. Please join us so that there is no mistake. And here is This is the latest
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information. On October 10, a anti-immigration campaign against the immigration policy that will destroy Japan in Miyazaki will be held. The place will be in Miyazaki City from 13:00 on October 10. I hope you will all join us.
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From here on, it's all Osaka. It's all Osaka. First of all, on September 9, There will be a protest before the scenario time. This is a protest against Japan, which can never be recognized by the nuclear submarine, the
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submarine launch ballistic missile SLBM, which is a nuclear submarine launched to the Pacific Ocean by China. It is said that the protest will be held. It is scheduled to start at 14:00 on Wednesday, August 9th. The location and time are
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decided here again. I think there will be a report on September 27th. The immigration policy of the Japanese Communist Party will be held against the party. On September 27th, Sunday, at 15:30, the meeting will start at 16:00. I think there will be a
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report on the location and so on as soon as it is decided. On October 11, the anti-immigration day will be held.
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On November 22, the anti-immigration demonstration will be held. On December 13, the anti-immigration demonstration will be held. Both will be held in Osaka. Please join us.
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Well, today, I entered from the law of Dolly Parton, and I noticed that there were various problems with consumption tax issues. I think I've raised my voice like this, but next week, I said that next week, but I'm
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in Tokyo because it's a lecture, so I'm in Tokyo, so The live broadcast will be canceled this week. Sorry. Maybe I'll do a live broadcast at noon and say hello to everyone. I'll cancel the live broadcast because it's a little event. I can
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only broadcast once a week. Well, if you feel like it, it's still time to open it. So, I think I'll try it when I can do it on a day and night other than that. Well, everyone, what do you say? I think
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there are people who say that it was a broadcast today, so it's no use saying that it's lonely. It's already like this. Well, more than having a job, especially this time, It's a lecture, so it can't be helped. Yes, so today I
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really told various people about Sakurai's thoughts. As I said earlier, I will cut the video up more and more, and especially I would like you to tell me that what Sakurai said 20 years ago is useless where you are now.
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I don't have the power to read ahead anyway. I understand that. So it's not just spreading Sakurai's videos. You Japanese have the ability to read ahead politically. Japanese people who have that ability are just one person. I want
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you to tell me that. All the idiots are the same as the Japanese idiots, but they all make a fuss after something happens. The Kurds are the first to rampage, and foreigners are dangerous. What are you talking about? Sakurai
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has been saying this for 20 years. So, it's a foreign policy issue. For politics, Sakurai is the only one. If you don't leave it to Sakurai, you won't be able to talk.
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If you want to be a member of Sakurai, you have to support the people who Sakurai has recognized. Please support the young people who Sakurai has recognized. And raise it in the center. You have to do this. Thank
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you very much. It's about time today. Thank you very much for being with me until the end today.
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Yes, so today's chocolate is how was it? Finally, I will talk about Okappa Yellow. Sakurai also made a group called Monaka. Also, I'm going to collect blue, which is orange and pink, and make it with omako. I'm thinking
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of doing it. The first single title is "This is the trick". I don't know how many times I've said it. I really hate people's imitations of Sakurai. I want to compete with this song full of originality. I think like this. I can't understand the dialect without thinking
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about it. I feel like I've come a long way. Then, today as well. Until the end of today.
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Thank you for your cooperation. Next time is Wednesday. Sunday is off. I will broadcast again from 19:00 on Wednesday. We will meet once a week. I hope you all come to this program. Thank you for staying with us until the end of
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the day. See you.
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