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While top representatives from each country...
were convening at the UN to discuss global peace-keeping and security,
despite the lack of any official recognition,
the self-appointed G's from around the world...
are convening for Non-summit Meeting to ensure global
peace and security for youth around the world.
The meeting is in session.
I'm the Chairman of Non Summit Meeting, Jun Hyun-moo.
I'm Secretary General Yoo Se-yoon.
- I'm Chairman Sung Si-kyung. - We are Junyoosung!
- Welcome! - Nice to see you all.
(Chairman Jun Hyun-moo, Secretary-General, Yoo Se-yoon, Chairman Sung Si-kyung)
(Welcome to "Non-summit Meeting")
I thought we'd get more points for humor today,
but Daniel went to Germany.
He went to Germany for a family event.
I think he'll become not funny again.
I hope he has a good time there.
Today's "not funny" guy will be Carlos.
Please take over that role.
I think he styled his hair for the role.
I'll work hard to not be funny.
You're doing a great job.
(Good luck)
There's something called Snack Culture,
enjoying something in a short amount of time regardless of place and the time.
Short clips are especially becoming popular for the culture.
- Right. - Please share some funny ones you've seen.
I really like the site called, 9gag.
It's the 203rd most popular site in the world.
After the viewers make the clips themselves and upload them,
the users vote on it.
So the most popular ones are featured on the main page.
Like what?
For example, there was a clip of someone doing the jump ropes with a horse.
Wow.
I saw something really cute yesterday.
A baby is holding a ring during a wedding.
He's walking down the aisle and he's supposed to hand it over.
But he just throws it instead.
Did you see that one?
A baby keeps on giving his dad water.
So the dad keeps on drinking it and thanking him.
He followed the baby, and it turns out he was scooping the water out of a toilet.
(What a great son...)
The baby is just like Se-yoon.
I don't know if it was on purpose.
Or did the mom...
That's right. (That's possible)
It's a video called "Life Hacks."
For example, it shows how to easily remove the stem from the strawberry.
That's right.
Strawberry's stem?
And how you can take off clothes...
How to remove it easily.
It's not useful but it's addicting.
"Oh, you can do that. Oh, you can do that also."
Okay, that's great--
(Demonstrating his reaction)
There's a more pointless one in Japan.
It's making miniature food.
I saw it.
It's supposed to be done with real ingredients,
and you make them very small.
Things like hamburgers, fried rice, ramen, omelet, everything...
- Have you seen it? - Yes.
They make hamburgers this tiny.
- They put all the ingredients. - The recent one was a donut.
- Oh, donut? - They even made a donut.
They even made the dough and fried it in oil.
Then they put toppings on it like sugar.
And they even package them.
When they make fried shrimp,
they dip the tiny shrimp in flour
and then they fry it.
And the plate is this small.
The oven is tiny too.
(Small but copies the actual recipe)
There's sounds too--
It fits the Japanese culture.
They like things to be small and cute.
It's very different.
I make snack videos.
Yes, I explain about the food and give a the historical background on it.
I made a 4 minute video. It will be released soon.
(Looking forward to it)
- That! - Informational snack video.
When should you upload to get a lot of views?
I don't know about that yet.
I want to make a video that shows how to reuse left overs.
A short version of "Take Good Care of the Fridge."
For example, if you have ham or bacon, you can make any leftovers taste delicious.
No, you first lay out the bacon.
Then you put the leftover on top and put it in the oven.
It will look like cake.
- Like pie. - What kind of left over food for example?
Like zucchini.
- You chop them up and put them in. - Zucchini.
And if you have salmon for example, that's good too.
Or may be cheese.
What's the leftover food?
Something like salmon.
I have hairtail as leftover.
I have Ox blood.
Hairtail is good. It's good.
Hairtail and bacon?
I don't want it!
Bacon and hairtail?
Hairtail and...
We usually have stuff like stir-fried anchovies...
Yeah.
That's great!
Fried rice with anchovies and bacon.
It will be amazing.
Slice the bacon thinly like the miniature cooking.
(We look forward to Alberto's snack video)
- Alright. - Just one strip.
Let's find out about people's pride in their countries, and
dispel stereotypes in, "What Country? Neighboring Country!"
Today's guest G is from a country of diverse races, religion, and culture,
Malaysia.
Here's Khalid.
Malaysia!
(95th episode's guest G, Muhamad Khalid)
(Muhamad Khalid, 29, from Malaysia)
(A country of many charms)
(A fascinating country, Malaysia)
My name is Muhamad Khalid Bin Ismail.
I'm from Kelantan, Malaysia.
I've lived in Korea for 9 years.
Thank you.
That definitely sounded Malaysian.
That's right.
Nice to meet you. My name is Khalid, and I'm from Malaysia.
I'll be as old as a tray of eggs in one year.
(Expression that only someone who has lived in Korea for 9 years can say)
After I graduated college in 2012,
I was in charge of technology business at Korea's "S" company.
But it hasn't even been a month since I quit.
He said that with such a bright smile.
That's right.
You look like you're at a job interview.
If you pick me, then I'll gladly...
- We'll keep our eyes on you. - These are all the interviewers.
(We're watching you...)
We actually do need a new face.
Yeah.
- We have a lot of old faces. - If you give me the chance, of course...
A lot of old faces...
We have the oldest ones.
Has anyone been to Malaysia?
Oh, Tyler!
- I was there recently for research. - For research?
For my thesis, I'm comparing high school education in Korea versus Malaysia.
I went to the national library.
And I also went to Putrajaya.
Did you go anywhere fun, besides the national library?
(Very Tyler-ish trip...)
I went to a lot of fun places too.
Oh, Bukit Fraser? Right.
What is that place?
Why aren't you explaining it to us?
(Complaining)
There's a hilly area around Kuala Lumpur with mountains.
It was an area where British people went up to have tea during the colonial period.
The forests are well maintained there.
There's a campaign to protect the jungle.
I went there to hear about its ecosystem and yeah.
- It was very fun. - You liked the food too?
The food was so good.
- It's so good. - Really?
Seriously, it's so good.
(Proud)
I went to Kota Kinabalu.
It's really fun there.
Who did you go with?
Got it.
We got it.
- A Brazilian? - With his aunt?
Auntie Sabrina.
(A trip with Auntie Sabrina?)
The nature is so pretty.
There are mountains and a nice beach.
And it was beautiful because you could look at the animals.
Only two people have been there. Ask him any questions you have.
People call Malaysia a diverse country. Could you tell us why?
There are diverse races and religions in Malaysia.
And the word "Malay" symbolizes Malaysians.
S for Sino, Chinese people.
I for Indians.
And the last letter, A, symbolizes the all the minorities.
So some people claim that all the letters put together create Malaysia.
- It symbolizes diverse races? - Yes. That's right.
There are diverse religions, right?
Because of the diverse religions, there are many festivals in Malaysia.
- I see. - For example,
We celebrate Chinese New Year in January,
a Hindu festival in February,
a native Thanksgiving Day in May,
Islamic traditional holidays in July through September,
Hindu fireworks festival in October,
and lastly Christmas.
- You celebrate them all? - We get days off.
(You get days off?) (No way!) (When do you work?)
We checked and found that Malaysia has 95 holidays in 2016.
You get Buddha's birthday off.
Hindu...
You get Christmas off.
You get 1 day out of 4 off?
Yes.
Korea gets 66 days off. Compared to that, Malaysia has a lot.
- Khalid, I'm sorry. - Yes?
I heard you get the day off for the national soccer team's game?
Oh, we don't get the day off every time.
It's when they make it to the finals...
- Really? - Finals in what?
Like Malaysia Cup.
(The day of the Malaysia Cup's finals is set as a holiday temporarily)
It's because soccer is a very popular sport in Malaysia.
Isn't it the opposite? They cheer for it because they get to take a day off?
Yes, that's right.
The fans have to go cheer for the game.
So they decide to let people take the day off.
It's understandable if people get a day off for
a soccer game in Brazil, Germany, or Italy.
But...
Excuse me!
He said "Excuse me."
Excuse me?
You have to let me finish.
Of course the whole country isn't getting a day off.
There are state teams.
Oh, the people in the state get a day off?
Yes.
That's nice.
It's like getting a day off for Korean Series' finals.
(Awesome...)
If Samsung plays against LG...
People in Seoul and Daegu would get the day off.
A very close friend of mine lived in Kuala Lumpur
for two years and came to Korea afterward.
He said Kuala Lumpur was very nice.
He said it was like the New York of Southeast Asia.
- New York? - That's what I heard.
Really?
New York of Southeast Asia.
Have you been to New York?
- People like him call New Jersey... - With a lot of buildings?
Yes, yes.
There are a lot of skyscrapers in the capital, Kuala Lumpur.
A panel!
(Does this look like New York?)
It's like New York!
- It really does! - It's New York!
The name of the twin buildings is Petronas Tower.
They used to be the world's tallest buildings,
but the 101 building in Taiwan and...
101 floors.
Burj Khalifa beat the record.
But they're still the world's tallest twin buildings.
If you look at it, a Korean company built one tower,
and the other tower was built by a Japanese company.
- Even though they look the same? - Yes.
Isn't this Namsan Tower?
Didn't a Korean company build this?
This is fun.
They're twin buildings,
but one was made by Korea and the other was made by Japan.
- Korea vs. Japan. - I've heard that it was a sort of competition.
- They must've did that on purpose. - Yes.
Japan started building it first but Korea finished
building its tower a month earlier than them.
Awesome.
Because Korean companies have high tech skills,
many of them have expanded into Malaysia.
Next, there are also big Hindu shines.
About a 40 minute drive away from Kuala Lumpur,
there are Batu Caves.
When you go to the caves,
you'll find the biggest Hindu shrine.
There's a golden statue of Lord Murugan.
Behind, there are stairs to the caves.
These?
There are 272 stairs.
- There are 272 stairs. - Yes.
It symbolizes the belief that humans will sin 272 times in their lives.
- Their sins? - Yes.
- 272 sins. - Yes.
So it means that as you climb the stairs, you
can confess your sins and ask for forgiveness.
You can assume that you have no sins if you climb all the way to the top.
It's a time of repentance.
I have sinned about 1,000 times. What do I do?
Then...
You can climb it multiple times.
(Oh, I see)
You'd be so mad if you lose count.
(I won't ever lose count...)
And when you enter the cave,
there's something called Galeri Cave.
There are murals of Hindu myths.
You'll be able to recognize a lot of Hindu traditions.
And in the Dark Cave, there are a lot of organisms that you can find in caves.
So you can experience a new environment.
I heard there's something to be aware of here.
Oh, I wanted to tell you that there are a lot of monkey sin Malaysia.
- Monkeys? - Yes.
So there's something you need to be cautious about.
If you climb the stairs eating food,
you can be attacked by the monkeys.
They steal the food, right?
When you give bananas to monkeys in Ghana,
they toss the peel back after eating it.
Wasn't there a monkey who put money in a vending machine to get soda?
In Japan?
If you give it money?
Why do you keep asking Nikolai about Japan?
He's not Japanese. - He's a Japan correspondent.
There is a monkey who works at a bar in Japan.
They hear the order and give the customers beer.
It exists.
(Really?)
(Successfully finished his task)
Malaysia's Kota Kinabalu is famous, right?
It's so beautiful, and there's so much to see.
It's somewhere I really want to go back to.
Please introduce it to the rest of the group.
Kota Kinabalu is...
a big city located in Sabah state of Borneo island.
There's a clear and beautiful ocean,
and many travelers visit there.
If it's only guys going there together, it would be hell.
(Welcome to hell)
If only the guys go together, they'd be doing this.
(Looking around)
It would feel like going to Haeundae in Busan.
Right.
Like going to Haeundae.
- A lot of ladies could come... - Right.
But Kota Kinabalu is very popular to Koreans.
It's nice to see the sunset.
A foreign press has picked it as one of the top 3 sunsets in the world.
World's top 3 sunsets.
It's very beautiful.
Have you been there?
I haven't been there personally...
(Oh, I see...)
It would be better to hear about it from Carlos then.
- He's actually been there. - Did you see it?
I did. It's very worth it.
What did your friend say?
Your aunt.
What did you aunt say?
We just took pictures and...
Baby, I'm so happy right now.
We didn't only see the sunset, there are other things too...
Your aunt must be hip.
(Carlos got caught)
There are also mountains there.
A mountain that people of Kota Kinabalu can take pride in is...
Mount Kinabalu.
It's the tallest mountain in Southeast Asia.
It's over 4,000 meters tall.
It was chosen as UNESCO's Natural World Heritage Site.
- If you see the bottom... - What is this sea squirt?
It's called Rafflesia.
It's world's largest flower.
Really?
The one in the picture...
is a small one, I think.
- This is a small one? - Yeah, it's small.
From what I know,
the petals are gigantic.
Does it smell nice?
The smell...? I...
Have you seen it or not?
Hello! Hold on.
Why do you keep calling someone?
Earlier, I told you that I haven't been to Kota Kinabalu!
- How would I have seen that? - It was Hyun-moo's bad.
The question itself was wrong.
He's the first foreigner we've met who has used "hello."
Hello!
Did you talk like that to your previous boss?
(No way)
So you haven't seen it but...
I haven't seen it but you can trust me.
Got it.
There are Proboscis monkeys too.
- Really? - Yes.
- You're very familiar with them - King Kong?
If you take a 15 minute boat ride from downtown area in Kota Kinabalu,
you'll reach a Mangrove forest.
When you go into the forest, you can see the Proboscis monkeys' habitat.
You can see them in their natural environment.
- Do you have a picture of it? - Not for this one.
I wanted to challenge myself.
- You can use that. - They're ugly.
See if this is what they look like.
You have to turn it. Yeah..
(Perfect imitation of Proboscis monkey)
(I admit it)
I'm acting as the picture panel.
Have you seen a Proboscis monkey?
Excuse me.
(So funny)
You keep attacking me.
I'm just asking a question.
(Fine)
I haven't seen anything that is in Kota Kinabalu yet.
Got it.
For people coming to visit Malaysia,
I want to recommend some food that they have to try.
Okay. The ones that Tyler loved.
Tom Yum Goong?
- Tom Yum Goong. - Isn't that Thai food?
- No... - It's Malaysian food.
There are a lot of foods that seem like our food but actually aren't...
(Ha ha ha!)
He prepared a lot starting with "tray of eggs."
I like it.
You can tell he's lived in Korea for a long time.
From a long time ago, my country has exchanged cultures with a lot of countries,
so a lot of foreign foods were introduced to our country.
I see.
But we adjusted the food to make them suit our palate.
For example, you brought up Tom Yum Goong.
It's famous in Thailand.
But we have our own Tom Yum as well.
Thai Tom Yum Goong is a sour and spicy.
How's Malaysian Tom Yum Goong?
- It's less spicy. - Less spicy.
And the soup is less thick.
Especially...
This is...
That looks good.
I love that type of rice.
- Tyler, have you tried it? - I've tried the one on top.
- That's Nasi Lemak, right? - Yes. That's called Nasi Lemak.
- Nasi Lemak? - Yes.
I can tell you with confidence that it's Malaysian food.
But isn't the word "Nasi" Indonesian?
They use the same word.
Malaysians use the word "Nasi."
And Indonesians also use it.
- What does Nasi mean? - Really?
Nasi means rice.
- Rice? - Yes. Rice.
Then what's Lemak?
Lemak means fat.
It's because the food is a little oily.
- Oily rice. - When you make Nasi Lemak,
you cook the rice with coconut milk.
So it's a little oily.
Instead of water?
Then you add chicken and anchovies.
Peanuts.
And there's something called Sambal sauce.
- Okay. - You mix them together and eat it.
- Oh, really? - It must be very oily.
It must be sweet.
That sounds good.
If you look at the bottom...
After they make Nasi Lemak into a rice ball,
they wrap it in banana leaves like the triangle rice balls and sell them.
I've tried it.
It's better wrapped in banana leaves.
A long time ago, most of the street food in Ghana were wrapped in leaves too.
Because people thought it tasted better that way.
Malaysians drink more tea than coffee.
The tea is called Teh tarik.
I saw this on TV!
- They're dancing like this. - Yes.
They hold up the teapot with both hands and pour out the tea.
They don't spill anything.
- They're the best sommeliers out there. - It was named Teh tarik because they pull it.
Teh means tea in Malaysian.
Tarik means to pull.
- To pull. - Yes, to pull.
The movements create foam, and it tastes very smooth.
It was on a show like "How is that Possible."
- They don't spill? - It's so cool. They don't spill a thing.
What if they edited out the spill?
(Destroyed his fandom)
There's even a competition for this.
There's even a competition.
What does it taste like?
It tastes like milk tea, but as I told you before,
it tastes smooth because there's a little bit of foam.
I get what he's saying.
- It's more... - Smooth?
It's mixed well.
I heard Malaysians eat ramen as much as Koreans do.
I eat the Fire Chicken Noodles almost every morning.
- Really? - Yes.
- You must like spicy food. - I always have it for breakfast.
- Really? - That's incredible.
But when you look at a famous American blog,
on its top 10 list of world's most delicious instant ramen,
five of them are Malaysian ramen.
Really?
(Malaysia took first, second, fourth, sixth, and seventh places)
Then should we taste it first?
- Really? - You have them?
(Tasting time)
Khalid prepared them for us.
I brought them from Malaysia.
These are not Indonesian.
Se-yoon, what are you doing?
Ramen is here.
(Ramen has entered)
(White curry ramen that took second place)
- It looks good. - Oh!
This is curry flavor.
Curry flavor.
Malaysians usually eat curry flavor a lot.
It looks delicious.
The smell is amazing.
It looks good.
(It's delicious)
Can we eat it?
(Diving in)
- This would be a big hit in Korea. - Oh really?
Then I should start a ramen business.
It's seriously so good.
- It's so good. - What do you think?
It's amazing.
It tastes like spicy curry.
Spicy curry?
It's spicy curry flavor.
It's very good.
(Licking his lips)
The soup is very thick for an instant ramen.
- You're right. - It's like the beef bone soup.
It tastes like what your Malaysian friend's mom would cook if you visited their house.
I'll teach you how you can make this in Korea.
Korea has something called 50 Second Curry Noodles.
Cook that using 2/3 of the water.
Then we have something called Shin Ramen.
Add the spice from there.
Then add butter, whipped cream, or coconut milk...
It should definitely be coconut milk,.
It will taste like this.
I'm sure.
Got it. Now I can sell them.
(Please do)
- You finished it? - Yes.
It's so good.
(Licking the bowl)
You must be dating since you have a big appetite.
It's thick. Look at it. This is what's leftover.
Please wipe off your sweat now.
I think this is the first time everyone finished their food on this show.
- It's the first time. - Oh, everyone really finished it.
Nikolai, what do you think? Does it deserve first place?
Japan has curry udon.
It tastes like the ramen version of the curry udon.
I think it needs meat.
Since it's curry flavor, the meat will...
Chicken breast.
In my country, when people cook these instant ramens,
they usually add things like onions, tomato, and meat.
- So it tastes very... - It's good.
You can eat delicious ramen.
Thank you for the food!
(Thank you for the Malaysian ramen)
(Pleased)
I actually have something I really want to ask.
Go ahead.
I heard the people who believe in Hinduism have a special festival.
They take a iron stick and...
- pierce their cheeks or nose... - Yeah, I saw it on TV.
They pierce their bodies.
Can you explain the belief behind that?
Oh, sure.
It's a festival called Thaipusam.
It's held for four days.
On the first day, they decorate the shrine at the Batu Caves.
But the highlight of the festival is...
Why do they pierce them?
- Doesn't it hurt? - The reason they pierce is because...
the believers of Hinduism do it as sort of a sacrifice for their god.
It symbolizes asking for forgiveness for their sins.
They go through pain to ask for forgiveness.
They're just making them go through pain.
But since this is carried out by professionals, other people should never try it.
Yes, you're right.
The professionals do it.
From just eating little bit of that ramen,
my mouth is full of the taste of the Malaysian spice,
- I really feel like I'm on a foreign show. - You're right.
My mouth is full of the curry flavor.
And seeing the pictures makes me feel like I'm in Malaysia.
I'm starting to get sleepy now.
I feel like I'll see the sunset if I go outside.
I want to go outside.
(I like it)
Alright, Sam?
(Talking)
From the world...
Excuse me.
Yes, go ahead.
"Go ahead."
(He has an addictive tone)
I heard the only 4 rehabilitation centers for Orangutans in the world are in Malaysia.
I think you're talking about the Sepilok Rehabilitation Center.
This center is actually a jungle.
- A jungle? - It's a jungle.
I heard its facilities are very nice.
It's a jungle, not a center.
The jungle is 40 million square meters wide.
It's a center to protect Orangutans that were abandoned by their mothers or were hurt.
Orangutan is a Malaysian word.
Orang means human.
Utan means forest.
Oh, Orangutan is a Malaysian word?
- Yes. - Forest human.
It means a human who lives in forests.
I heard Orangutans are 90% similar to humans.
According to one guide,
if an Orangutan sees your face once and remembers it,
it will remember you even if you change your hair and come back a year later.
Even after they change their hair?
Wouldn't it not recognize Si-kyung if he put his hair up?
If he sees me without glasses...
(It's Si-kyung without glasses)
(This is confusing...)
With Botox...
(Botox tapping)
(The guy with the girl's bag?)
(This is fun)
(Strikes back)
(Ha ha ha)
It was my bag!
(That was my bag)
But a long time ago, there used to be about 180,000 Orangutans.
There are only about 40,000 now.
The number has decreased greatly.
- They need to be protected. - Do people hunt them?
No, it's because there's less habitat area.
- Their place to live is gone. - The natural habitat is gone.
Besides Orangutans, I heard there are only couple Malaysian tigers left too.
- Oh tigers? - Tigers.
Tigers? Oh, yes.
Tigers are the animals that represent Malaysia.
In celebration of 50 years between Korea and Malaysia...
50 years of diplomatic relations.
When they did that,
they made a stamp that had both the Malaysian tiger and Korean tiger together.
- Like this. - Yes.
(Ta da)
They made it in celebration of 50 years of diplomatic relations.
I remember that tiger.
Malaysian tiger's official name is Malayan tiger.
Malayan tigers are smaller than other tigers.
But they're not weak even though they're small.
They fight with bears...
Bears?
I heard it fights against elephants.
They're small but strong.
They have to win to be considered strong. Just fighting them doesn't mean anything.
Excuse me, which one won?
Our Malayan tigers win.
(Okay, okay)
I heard only a few of them are left.
Yes, there were about 3,000 fifty years ago.
But currently, there are only 100 left.
- That's a huge difference. - That's dangerous.
- They're endangered species? - Yes.
Oh no.
Malaysians believe that the tigers' hide and teeth
will protect them.
So they're sold at a high price in black markets.
The number of hunters have greatly increased because of that.
And another cause is
loss of habitat for the tigers due to lumber business.
- Because of deforestation? - Yes.
The World Wide Fund for Nature has an area
they protect in northwestern part of Malaysia.
It's for tigers.
- Yes. - They install cameras there and
they can identify the tigers by looking at their stripes.
So the organization manages this.
Like he said, the problem of hunters are still...
The government is facing a difficulty with that too.
- I see. - Got it.
Alright.
"What Country? Neighboring Country!" with Malaysian representative, Khalid, was fun!
(That was fun!)
We'll bring out our guest for today.
The two friends are the best vocalists in Korea.
They're K.Will and Wheesung with the sweet bromance!
(95th episode's Korean representatives Wheesung & K.Will)
We'll bring out our guest for today.
The two friends are the best vocalists in Korea.
They're K.Will and Wheesung with the sweet bromance!
(95th episode's Korean representatives Wheesung & K.Will)
(Wheesung, 35, singer from Korea) (K.Will 35, singer from Korea)
"Talk Love."
(Ignores him)
- Hello. - Hello!
(Everyone sits down)
Please have a seat.
We have two amazing vocalists with us.
Seriously.
- You all know them, right? - Yes.
K.Will's song was popular when I first came to Korea.
Which one?
Oh, "Please Don't..."
What was that?
It looked like you were doing charades.
I'm very happy that Andreas knows it.
I thought there would be more guys who don't know my songs.
No, guys like them.
Zhang Yuan, which songs do you like?
In college, I listened to both of their songs a lot.
So pick one for each.
Well, first there is "Cry Baby," "Dropping the Tears," "After a Year," and...
Love's... publishment?
- Publishment? - Love's Publishment
Love's Punishment!
(The title sounds so old)
- You mean "Love is Punishment?" - Yes!
Oh, it's my song.
I liked both of your songs.
But I want to write the lyrics for Love's Punishment.
I don't remember but...
I want to give it to Tae Jin-ah. I think it will be a great trot song.
You must be excited these days because the OST was a hit.
- Right, for "Descendents of the Sun." - "Talk Love."
I got lucky because the drama became a hit all of a sudden.
Have you performed "Talk Love" on TV before?
Once.
Can we ask for your second performance?
We're trying to make you sing. Give him a hand!
(Start applauding)
(He makes it sound like something bad will happen if we don't "talk")
(Captain Yoo)
(Scared)
(Not anyone can copy Captain Yoo)
(Sweet vocals)
What if you can't go to China anymore because you're a big Hallyu star now?
Don't people usually ask if I'm going to China in this type of situation?
Too many people will recognize you, and there will be too many fans.
I think it's an opportunity to introduce myself to Chinese people,
That's right.
I'm so happy these days because I got very lucky.
Please say hello to Hwang Chi-yeol's manager.
That's right.
Thank you for being here.
I heard you're good at making Korean artists become famous in China.
You did?
In their case, he's the one who got lucky.
(Disappointed)
(Manager who got lucky because of his artist)
- Wheesung, you're not going to do it, right? - Sing?
- I don't know which song to sing. - "Can't We" ask?
He has too many hit songs.
The one that a lot of people like these days is...
Yes?
It's the one that got the most spotlight.
(Embarrassed)
It's weird when he does it.
- It's because I'm embarrassed. - It seems natural when K.Will does it.
Do it like how it's originally done.
It's supposed to sound like this. But...
I made this song popular.
I'm the one.
It doesn't seem like his song if K.Will doesn't do it.
So I let the fans sing this part during my live performances.
K.Will's version was fine, but Jo Se-ho's....
He ruined it.
Se-ho crushed it too much.
(Crushed face)
(Yeah!)
(Ye- Yeah)
I actually didn't do it to be funny.
Why? Then how did you do it?
Like this.
You weren't trying to be funny?
I didn't know it would change this much.
You guys hang out a lot, right?
These days...
- You're friends, right? - Yes, we usually hang out together often.
- I mean you guys being on shows together. - Oh, that.
It's to promote our concert...
- So forward. - It starts on April 30th.
Since a long time ago, the two would bicker a lot.
It reminds me of Song Dae-Kwan and Tae Jin-ah.
- Oh... - It's like...
- They have that type of bromance. - Who's Tae Jin-ah?
If we look at the hair colors, he would be Song Dae-Kwan.
(K Jin-ah and Wheesong of ballads)
It's not an easy thing for two artists to perform together.
Are there any problems?
I need a lot of practice.
I don't ever listen to K.Will's songs usually.
You started listening to them for the concert.
Yes, but this guy had all my songs memorized.
He still has a long way to go.
He'll learn a lot this time.
(Dumb and Dumber)
It will be a good experience.
They're really like Tae Jin-ah and Song Dae-Kwan.
I don't listen to songs that aren't very helpful for me to grow.
So...
It's because you listen to songs with a certain purpose.
I'm sorry, but is it a concert or a talk show?
What kind of performance are you doing?
Cultwo Show better watch out.
- They surpass them. - Cultwo is in danger.
We'll officially begin the 95th "Non-summit Meeting."
Please announce the agenda for us.
Hello, I'm a office worker who has been married for 3 years.
After reading a book about a minimalist life that's popular these days,
I got hooked into the world of organizing and getting rid of stuff.
After learning about a lifestyle that is about being
satisfied living with the very least and not being greedy,
I don't get greedy for objects, money, promotion, and even connections.
Recently, I sold my precious figures that I've
been collecting one by one since college.
And to clean up my list of connections instead of expanding them,
I deleted numbers from my phone and the texting app.
After tidying up my world,
I feel lighthearted and relaxed.
But my wife who has been watching me says,
"Do you think you can live like this when the baby is born?"
"How come you have no ambition?"
"Why are you acting like someone who's about to die?" She's frustrated.
Am I abnormal for thinking that a minimalist life
is the only way to having a meaningful life?
That's the agenda.
These days, in addition to unnecessary things,
getting rid of excessive connections and information and living with the very least
is called a minimalist lifestyle. It's getting popular.
Do you two lead a minimalist lifestyle
or the opposite, a hoarding maximalist lifestyle?
I've always leaned towards leading a minimalist lifestyle.
I see.
I think it was because of my mother's philosophy.
Even during winter,
I've never took a shower with hot water from start to end.
If the water gets cold all of a sudden...
I'll go, "Mom!"
and my mom would say, "Oh, you were in there?"
Then she'd turn on the heater again.
How scary. She knew you were there...
Of course! She's been doing that for over 10 years!
We fought over that for 10 years.
When I was little, I never got something I wanted easily.
Since I make money now, I've started collecting things and buying things.
While I'm satisfied with doing that,
I still wonder if this is right...
- You contemplate about it. - Yes.
- What about you, Wheesung? - I lean towards...
a very minimalist lifestyle.
One of the things I do the least is shopping.
(You don't shop?)
I wear what I have until it wears out.
Or I go to a really cheap outlet to buy clothes and wear them for a long time.
I don't get greedy for cars either. I think that's just how I am.
On the other hand, Hyun-moo is...
You can't understand him, huh?
Aren't you a ultra maximalist?
I'm the maximalist of the maximalists.
- He loves cars... - I do.
- He likes shopping too. - I do.
You're overzealous for work too.
- Yeah. - You're into real estate too.
(Admits it)
(Huh?)
I like bags too.
I like bags the most.
White bags are the best!
- He's a collector of bags. - I was surprised.
Oh, that's why you like visiting real estate offices these days.
I'm not on a maximalist level, but I'm not a minimalist either.
I only recently started making money.
It's fun to buy things.
Books about the minimalist lifestyle and getting
rid of stuff are the best sellers these days.
Recently, there was a 333 project
that was about living 3 months with 33 clothing items.
- I think this would be easy for me. - 33 items for 3 months...
That's more clothes than Guillaume owns.
Today, we'll debate about the minimalist life
with Korean representatives, Wheesung and K.Will.
Am I abnormal for thinking that a minimalist life is the
only meaningful life will be the topic of our debate.
If you think it's abnormal to think that a minimalist life is the only meaningful life,
please press your buttons. One, two, three!
Press them.
Minimalist life is the only meaningful life.
There's a saying that connections are one's fortune.
If the person is thinking of having a social life in the future,
he should have connections and build many experiences
and tidy things up way later.
What Samy doesn't understand is that this person...
A person normally has about 300 contacts.
To be honest, we don't contact all 300 people on a normal basis.
So I don't think there's any problem with cleaning up the
list and only keeping in contact with people they need.
That's a good point, but you don't know who will be helpful to you yet.
You can't know yet.
You need to experience them more and consider them important...
(What was that?)
- Why are you laughing at him? - That was scary.
He found a new special talent.
Thanks to Khalid.
Since he can't beat his "Hello."
You're a genius.
Genius of variety shows.
I understand what Samy is saying,
but life is short.
So in order to think about what's important in that short life,
thinking that you'll become more happy after getting rid of some stuff
- can't be considered abnormal. - Life is short, but...
There's an Egyptian proverb.
You may hate them now, but you'll miss seeing even the back of their heads.
Something will happen, and I'll want to see even the back of their head--
Your face and the back of your head are very similar.
(He's right) (That's cool)
I switched sides to "abnormal" after listening to Samy.
You got persuaded by Samy?
When I watched this show, I felt that I wanted to support Samy.
- Because he looks lonely? - Thank you.
He's very good at talking.
Whenever he says something, everyone attacks him.
Thank you.
Good. K.Will is on his side.
Nikolai said that the person needs to find what's most important in his life.
I think it's his wife.
But the wife can't help but to hate it because it's a big change.
- But I think that's very important. - I also...
It's abnormal because he has a wife. It would be normal if he didn't.
But there's this.
Minimalism is a lifestyle and one's way of thinking.
So I agree with Guillaume.
If you change your lifestyle after getting married,
it affects them a lot.
- It's extreme. - Then are you saying that...
you can't change your way of thinking after getting married?
Then my way of thinking...
- I'm talking about lifestyle. - Marriage is not a contract.
A person's lifestyle is influenced by his thoughts or philosophy.
Then are you saying that it must not change?
This turned too extreme.
That's what it sounds like.
(2nd attempt at persuading with a different method)
I'll put it differently then.
Honey, I...
(He's speechless)
(Embarrassed)
I bought a SUV because we wanted a sturdy car.
But I don't think we needed a SUV, so I sold it.
Because we have to live a minimalist lifestyle.
We don't need a big car.
Yeah, I also think it's good to live a minimalist lifestyle...
Right.
but with the things that we both share...
Deciding to sell them by yourself
- I'm scared. - without discussing it with me...
That shouldn't happen between a married couple...
He's more scary because he's calm.
That's why it's abnormal!
Is this a different case?
He threw it away without discussing it with his wife.
Tyler, that's why we're saying it's abnormal.
He decided it without discussing it, and that's why his wife is frustrated.
He decided to follow a belief, not on carrying out the actions.
So what Tyler is saying is that
it's okay to have a belief before following it with actions.
- That's what I mean. - Earlier, Mr. Guillaume and Alberto...
- "Mr. Guillaume?" - Yes.
(It sounds weird)
- "Mr. Guillaume." - He said "Mr."
I think he needs to respect his wife.
He's giving up on his social life and throwing away stuff in his house.
But how will he live like that?
(A fierce resistance against a strong opinion)
People have a misunderstanding about the meaning of minimalism.
Minimalism doesn't mean throwing away everything.
It's about keeping the things you need and getting rid of ones you don't.
Usually, when you have a firm philosophy about life,
it's always difficult to share it with the society.
- That's right. - I have this belief,
but if even my wife is uncomfortable with it,
then I think I definitely need to be considerate.
- Of course. - My father likes to fish.
So he'd wear a thick jacket when he goes fishing.
When I went home, I found him still wearing the jacket even after getting back.
(Sad)
Dad, did you just get back from fishing?
No, it's been about 3 hours.
You should take off your jacket.
It's because it's cold.
Then I'd tell my mom to turn up the heat her son makes money now.
It looked so sad.
I'd get annoyed at my mom after seeing that.
I'd say, "Let's turn up the heat."
Then my dad is just like,
"It's fine."
I don't know why we have to go that far.
Then I'd feel more hatred against it.
People have lived believing that the things they own determine their worth.
The unemployment rate and the gap between the rice and poor are getting worse.
As the gap between their desire and reality increases,
it seems like that's the reason minimalism is receiving attention.
Are people in your countries aware of the minimalistic lifestyle?
Yes, it is believed that the concept of minimalism
originated from Norway or Scandinavia.
- Oh. - Yes.
Historically speaking, the country had no money after the World War II ended.
Simple and practical objects are made,
and the large, open windows are becoming popular around the world.
Since Norway doesn't get a lot of sunlight,
the windows were made like that so we can get as much sunlight as we can.
Norway is going to change the passport and bill design next year.
- To what? - If you look at the new bills,
they're all pixelated.
They're very simple.
(Interesting)
The passport only has a river and mountains on it.
But when they check it at the airport under a UV light, you can see a simple aurora.
The minimalism in Norway is for simple design and practical uses.
I think there are many forms of minimalisms found in America.
You can find that the Puritans believed that people need to decrease their greed.
And there are communities like the Amish people
who live like they're in the 19th century.
But the one that's talked about the most these days is Kinfolk Culture.
One couple was tired of consumerism.
They wanted to change their way of lives,
so they started a magazine promoting a simple life.
Starting from interior design and family activities,
how to have a simple life...
Like a guide.
They made a life magazine in the form a guide.
It got very popular.
I heard it's even mentioned in Korea.
You don't really like the Kinfolk Culture, right?
I don't get it at all.
The city life is amazing.
Minimalism existed in Egypt since hundreds of years ago because of religion.
For example...
That means you should live like a foreigner or a traveler while you're alive.
So people are told to refrain from coveting.
But if you observe the Egyptians' lifestyles, they're closer to maximalism.
The most typical thing is the interior design.
Egyptians like complex and fancy designs. Same with furniture.
I think they care more about what other people think than the practicality.
So I think it's closer to maximalism.
Alright.
The funny thing is,
it's okay for us to choose a minimalistic lifestyle,
but some businesses offer minimal service.
Oh yeah, in Toronto, Canada, the hotels are very expensive...
As if he were waiting for us to bring it up.
He told me to talk with his eyes.
I caught that. That's why I'm bring it up.
The people want to stay at hotels.
Hotels are expensive because of the valet parking,
bell boys, room service, restaurants, etc.
But that hotel's motto is "We do less."
- They want to do less... - But hotels are all about the service.
They win with their service.
But...
Then does it have a better and upgraded service for the ones they do offer?
They always have the necessary ones like a 24 hour gym and free wifi.
And you can buy coffee or bread at a 24 hour cafe.
That's it.
Then it must be very cheap.
- Yes. It's cheap. - How much?
This hotel just focused on the necessary service.
That's right.
They got rid of unnecessary ones and decreased the cost.
I think this was pretty much made for me.
I just need coffee and gym.
- I don't eat at the hotel. - What about beef?
- I can eat that outside. - Oh right.
You looked like you were offended by the question.
- All you need is the cleaning. - I think it's...
like the concept of low cost airlines.
- Low cost airlines? - Yes.
- That's right. They were successful. - They only offer necessary service.
You can save money.
Getting rid of the unnecessary things.
- Just have what's necessary. - I think that's better.
Is there a reason you started living a minimalistic lifestyle?
I had a lot of interest in meditation.
One of the things that my teacher said was,
"Out of the things you've had since you were born, which ones can you call your own?"
I've always received things.
But I've never created something.
They weren't yours to begin with.
It's weird to say that I'm "throwing away" things that are just leaving me.
- Because they weren't yours. - It's very philosophical.
They all end up leaving at one point or another, and I just have my body.
That really hits me.
Did you cast our guest because you knew this about him?
He studies meditation.
But...
you're obsessed with your throat.
(The gap between theory and reality)
Your condition and throat...
Hyun-moo, what do you think?
I don't know why he puts himself through that.
The difference between Wheesung and I is...
Life is limited, and nothing is mine to begin with.
I think that I should have some stuff in my limited life.
So I collect as much as I can, wear stuff, put stuff on my skin, and inject stuff...
(I lose)
Wear the bag...
Wear it.
Look into real estate.
(We're talking about minimalism...)
We have different philosophies about life.
As people lean towards minimalism,
organization consultants are becoming popular in Korea.
To get help on what to throw away...
Do your countries have this kind of profession?
I'm not sure.
He's talking about Japan.
Or you should have two flags so you can flip to the one you're talking about.
He lived there for a long time.
Mr. Nikolai.
After the Tohoku earthquake in 2011,
people changed their perspective on materialism.
There's an author named Kondo Marie.
She was picked as one of the 100 most influential people by TIME magazine.
She's that influential. What she said was...
that you can live a happier life after you throw away things you don't care for.
She sold a lot of books in Japan as well as in other countries.
The Tohoku earthquake actually had a lot of influence on this.
To let go of things.
There's no point after you're dead.
Many people threw away things they had.
I heard there were a lot of changes.
They thought like that since they lost everything from the earthquake,
and they also felt that those objects could become deadly weapons.
That's why they threw away things...
- Because of the earthquake... - That's how it started.
Doesn't Steve Jobs practice a minimalistic lifestyle?
Steve Jobs is one of the people who has popularized that lifestyle.
And the reason Zuckerberg prefers simple outfits
is because he wants to focus on his work.
He talked about minimalism you can practice in your daily life.
But the person who brought a greater spotlight to it was someone named Dave Bruno.
He was frustrated by the excessive consumerism.
He wanted to run an experiment of downsizing the stuff he owned.
So he started a project of living with only 100 things.
The people who got interested in that includes actors like Lenoardo Dicaprio.
(Saying it in Korean accent)
There were actors like Lenoardo Dicaprio.
Thank you.
Tyler is usually good about making it easier for us.
It's because I was speaking fast.
His goal was to live with only 100 things.
But he ended up just having 14 things after 3 months.
What he realized was...
He said that he learned what the necessary things were in life.
I wonder what the 14 things were.
- Cell phone, jeans, a t-shirt... - Shoes, socks...
Shoes, socks...
Do we need socks?
- We need it. - He must heave sweaty feet.
- You can wear slippers. - He said he needs a journal.
He could write it in his phone.
He could just use his phone.
- Maybe he doesn't have a note app. - I actually read a book about this recently.
One of the reasons that minimalism could become
popular is the development of cell phones.
Since you can do everything with a phone, minimalism is possible.
To live a simple life...
Wheesung and K.Will, have you experienced minimalism in your daily lives?
I used to live in a studio for about a year.
The use of food trays.
You take out the food from the fridge, put them on the tray, and eat them.
Then you just rinse it with water. It was so easy and simple to have a meal.
- What about you, Wheesung? - Once you go to the army,
you can experience it fully there.
- That's what minimalism is. - You're right.
You go through four season with two outfits.
That's right.
- Two sets of underwear and outfits. - The food too.
"Real Men" is experiencing minimalistic lifestyle.
("Non-summit Meeting is cheering for the hard working soldiers)
The experts define minimalist as someone who lives with the bare minimum
and who gets rid of unnecessary things to focus on things they find valuable.
If we have more money and better reputation than most people,
would you lead a minimalist lifestyle?
But why do I have to...
(Hyun-moo never changes)
(My goodness...)
Let's vote on it.
Raise your hands if you'd lead a minimalist lifestyle.
One, two, three. Raise your hands.
- What? - Why?
Really?
Everyone except Zhang Yuan, Andreas, Guillaume, and me.
Why? Why would you?
For me personally...
When I lived in Ghana,
I was naturally a minimalist.
I didn't covet many things.
But when I came to Korea and started working,
I became greedy for a lot of things
and got more greedy once I had those things.
There's no end.
I think I was more happy when I didn't have a
lot of things and didn't obsess over them.
I don't think of it as greed.
I think you should share with others if you have a lot of things.
When the actual person that inspired "The Wolf of Wall
Street," Jordan Belfort, had an interview recently,
- That was very hard. - What did you say?
That was the first time you seemed like a foreigner in a long time.
There's a movie called, "The Wolf of Wall Street."
What?
Oh, Wolf of Wall Street!
Oh yeah.
The guy was asked a question.
They asked him if we should raise the tax for the top 1%.
He thinks that they must raise it.
It's because the economy is run by the top 1%.
So if someone has become rich, they should
spend their money on something or donate it.
Spending it is considered maximalism, right?
- Yes. - I'm on the maximalist's side.
I think, what's it called, maxi...
It's not Maxim.
Maxim is a coffee brand.
Zhang Yuan likes Maxim coffee.
It's not the coffee you drink.
I think the people who just raised their hands did it for their image.
- Come on. - No, we aren't.
If you're rich, you can do so many things.
- That's right. - I'd first buy a really expensive house.
Just one?
One that has tens of rooms.
(Chinese rich person thinks on a different scale)
If you like meat, I'll buy you a farm.
- A cow farm! - Yes, I'll get him a cow farm.
I won't buy $300,000 or $500,000 cars, but buy multiple cars worth $5 million.
Even though I don't have a license, I'll hire Alberto.
(Mr. Zhang, we're making a left turn)
(So funny)
If I want to listen to music,
I'll pay them and get them a private plane so they can come to my house...
(Stopped laughing)
What?
(Who do you think we are?)
How much?
$100,000 for one song.
- Then if they do an encore... - Aren't you going to call me?
- Okay, I will. - How much for a baboon?
It should be $100,000 for an hour.
If he doesn't do the expression, it's void.
My philtrum will get ripped.
You have never got this kind of offer before, but what would you do?
I will...
take him as my second mother.
(Son, please sing for me)
There was actually a similar case couple months ago in Kuwait.
Kuwait sent a plane to the top soccer players around the world,
and held a game with them.
Then--
You can make a team however you want.
A couple of months ago, the most famous players
like Luís Figo and David Beckham played.
They also had famous Egyptian players and had them play a game together.
Of course, each player went around....
What I thought as I listened to Yuan was...
Buying a big house is being a maximalist.
But spending a lot of money on your friends and
holding festivals may not be a maximalist lifestyle.
Right.
I think spending a lot of money to have a good
time can be considered a minimalist lifestyle.
I think we might be able to see it better if we take it to the extreme.
Mr. Zhang Yuan who has made a lot of money,
holds a festival where a lot of people can spend time together,
or he holds a festival that only he's allowed to view.
If we put it like that...
That's the worst.
You wouldn't want to go to that.
Zhang Yuan is the only one sitting there.
And Alberto is standing next to him like this.
And K.Will is the only one standing in front.
"Come sing a little bit closer please."
Let me sing you the 79th song!
That's $7.9 million.
If a lot of people can have a good time at his mother's 70th birthday party...
I'll work hard.
- Please invite me. - I'll work hard.
You're with "Non-summit Meeting" who wants the people
around the world to find a lifestyle that suits them.
A Japanese author who became a bestseller for a book about minimalistic lifestyle,
said that you'll become happy if you get rid of
everything except the most necessary things.
It's the opposite of what I believe.
There's a tip to throwing away things.
After we take a look at those tips,
please think about things you own that you could throw away.
Alright, separate what you want from what you need.
If you're honest to yourself and find that you're miserable when using that object,
that's something you want, not something you need.
Don't limit the object's use.
When you buy one thing, get rid of one thing.
Throw it away temporarily.
You can hide the object you're not sure about and think about it later.
What do you think?
Let's think about one thing we should throw away.
But the words, "throw away," scare me.
I told you earlier. They're just leaving you.
Well, anyway...
Can't we say that we're sharing it with others?
Something that you'd like to stay by your side and something that can leave you.
The premise is that neither of the things are yours.
Good.
There are a lot of things I can throw away.
The thing I don't need right away are the figures.
But if you asked me if I'd throw them away, I'd cry.
The things I can throw away with a few exceptions are hats.
I bought a lot of them.
- I think I bought over 200. - Right.
I mean in life, since the early 20's.
How many do you wear out of the 200?
- About 5 or six? - Exactly. You just rotate between them.
I think I can throw away the rest.
The thing I can't throw aware is my house.
Who would throw away their house?
(We take abandoned houses)
-If it's very necessary... - Well, house is an object too.
- Let me know before you do. - Put it in the recycling bin.
I don't think that will ever happen.
My house and this ring.
- What does it mean to you? - It actually has no meaning at all.
- It's just for yourself. - Your ex...
You mean your ex?
He's so smart.
He just sent a sign to someone.
- A long time ago, I... - Let's just tell them now.
I'm being honest.
Reveal it.
I bought this at Dongdaemun for $25 when I used to perform as an amateur.
With your girlfriend?
No, by myself.
For two, it would be $50.
The design isn't for a couple's ring.
- It's just a ring. - Okay.
I've lost it over 20 times, but it has always come back to me.
You broke up with her 20 times, and this is your 21st time--
Have you lost your mind?
- Then how many years has it been? - I've had it for about 15 years.
I've left it at my cousin's place and found it when I went back after a few months.
And I've lost it at a broadcasting station, and someone returned it to me.
- These things... - So it's like your lucky ring.
That's right.
- What about you, Wheesung? - Something that can leave me?
How I set that criteria is...
A house is a space of healing that lets me rest.
If there's something that bothers me in that healing space,
I think it has to leave me.
- I think it can leave me. - For example?
I think they're workout equipments.
Same with my house.
When I come home and look at the dumbbells, I just sigh.
It's not healing.
I know I need to do it, but they keep annoying me.
Right.
They're making my laziness stand out more.
"I'm right here, but you're not going to lift me?"
(That's it!)
How does he... Can you impersonate dumbbells?
He can!
"Fine, then just go to sleep."
"I'll just stay right here."
Dang it!
He can impersonate objects. That's amazing.
I heard someone brought the objects he wants to throw away.
I bought canned beans while shopping online.
- Canned beans. - I bought bunch of stuff.
Since it's free shipping over $100, I bought $100 worth of them.
They were $1.78 each. So I bought 50 of them.
But I pressed the order button twice.
So the delivery guy brought something that looks like this.
It's like a carrier.
It was piled up like this.
I have so many of them.
So I brought as much as I could fit into my bag.
But Guillaume, why did you buy...
- He really brought them. - What kind of beans are they?
- They're really good. - Are they good for your health?
Yeah.
- Oh, chickpeas! - I love chickpeas.
They're from Italy. They're nice.
They're from Italy.
There were USA ones too, but...
Thank you.
"Produced in Italy." They're from Italy.
- They keep on coming. - It has a lot of protein.
It's really good.
- It's really good. - Is it good for your health?
It's good for your health.
It's good for diets because it has a lot of fiber and protein.
He's too much like a salesman right now.
Am I supposed to buy it right now?
- This isn't sponsored advertising, right? - No.
("Non-summit Meeting" abides by the broadcasting regulations)
When you eat it, you feel full and...
(Home shopping is On-Air)
You can eat them raw.
(A good explanation is a must for home shopping)
It's good.
It's very flavorful and very...
I'll come back another time.
(Where are you going?)
I want to give one to Hyun-moo.
One? Just one out of all of those?
Yes, I just want to give you one because you might not eat them after one.
I eat everything.
This isn't his type. It's too healthy.
(His style is far from being healthy)
When you eat that, you'll feel full so you'll lose weight.
(It's not good)
You don't like it?
Just give it to me for now.
It's good right?
I'm into home shopping these days.
Every time I watch it, I want to buy something.
I bought this.
- What is that? - A muscle maker.
(Snorting)
People in this generation only work sitting down.
- So they don't have time to work out. - How does it work?
Yeah. You put this on, and it vibrates.
For real! If you use it for just 10 minutes a day, you'll...
This is really like home shopping.
I own something like that too.
If you put it here... Here is fine, and here is fine too.
You can let it vibrate on your arm too.
If you buy it right now, I'll give you a 50% discount.
You weren't just going to give it away?
I thought you were going to throw it away. Why are you trying to sell it?
(Let's trade)
I'll give you one more.
If you use this, you don't need to pay for a gym.
You can use it at home!
It won't turn on.
You need to charge it.
You have to put this on your skin to turn it on.
I have to put this on?
Please put it on him.
(Mrs. Yoo has to try it to believe it)
(Spreading it)
He must be thinking of buying it.
I'll put it on low.
At first, you need to...
This is no joke!
You can't set it on too high the first time you try it.
This turns into fingers and just...
Why aren't you using it then?
I got a gym membership so I'm working out everyday anyway.
Then can you just use that and give us the gym membership?
Well, I go to the gym morning and night...
(Lol)
Somebody health!
50%...
Somebody health me!
Somebody health!
You don't have to go to the gym, and it's 50% off.
May I health you?
Just use it with your gym membership.
Yeah, use it in combination.
(A sad door to door sales)
Zhang Yuan and others weren't able to throw it away, right?
- It's not easy to throw away your things. - It's not.
But what I understand is...
It's not easy to throw away stuff.
You say you're going to throw it away tomorrow but when you actually see the object,
you can't throw it away. I think that's how they feel right now.
If it was difficult to obtain it,
throwing away things is important, but it's also important to cherish it.
All right.
Let's vote for the last time.
95th episode's agenda.
If you think it's abnormal to think that a minimalist life is the most meaningful life,
please...
Let's vote for the last time.
95th episode's agenda.
If you think it's abnormal to think that a minimalist life is the most meaningful life,
please press your buttons!
(Normal: 9 people VS 4 people: Abnormal)
This agenda was decided to be normal!
All right!
Our guest G, Khalid, was here today. What did you think?
I'm very happy that I got to talk with all these people here.
I was very happy today.
(Thank you Khalid for showing us the genuine Malaysian charms)
Doesn't he look so kind?
- He looks happy. - I think people gained more interest in Malaysia.
All right, Wheesung and K.Will, what did you think?
Well, I think it made me think about a lot of things after getting that question.
I can't say that I've found the answer here,
but it was definitely a time for me to think things over.
I think I heard some stories that will
let me advise others to let go of some things.
Wheesung?
I'm a sad that it ended but I had fun.
He prepared a lot for today.
That's not what I'm sad about.
If I were close friends with the people here,
I think I could've spoken more comfortably.
I'm sad about some parts but I gained a lot from this.
They're all so nice.
Since the two are having a concert, their song...
- Oh, a little taste? - Yes, a performance as a sneak peek.
To let Guillaume to learn the song,
they're going to sing "Can't We."
(Excited)
("Can't We" by Wheesung & K.Will)
- Don't do stuff like that. Be serious. - You told me to do it!
It's a comedy show.
Were you trying to be funny?
It's like a dinner show.
(Wheesong and K.Jin-ah's dinner show is starting)
(K.Jin-ah goes first)
(Focused)
(The two's sweet voices go well together)
(Emotional...)
(Passionately singing)
(Sorrowful)
(Absorbed)
(A bloody vocalist competition)
(Obsessed)
(The best combination)
To be honest, this song won't be performed at the concert.
You're not going to sing it at the concert?
This was the first time singing it together.
Oh really?
We did it specially for "Non-summit Meeting."
(Thank you)
I hope the preparations for the concert goes well.
- You guys are close anyway. - It's nice to see.
- Good luck. - Thank you.
(I hope it goes well)
Until the day we all become normal...
(He's cute)
You're normal, but seem abnormal, but actually normal.
Here's Mosen Shapiyi.
(Iran, the center of the Silk Road)
He looks very manly.
A man has to be manly.
(Shaking)
Please show the picture.
Okay.
- That's not the one. - Got it.
(Watch yourself panel fairy!)
No, stay still.
(Sad)
(The manly Mosen controls the panel fairy)
(96th episode's Korean representative, Apink's Jung Eun-ji)
(A flower that came to visit the Gs)
Don't you know Apink?
I'm sorry but not really. I didn't know SISTAR either.
"How would I know Apink if I didn't even know SISTAR?"
Hello...
What was your name again?
Am I abnormal for believing that most conspiracy theories are true?
Space ships and there were aliens...
They say that they spread the Zika Virus on purpose.
They created something called Freemason where they do things however they want.
There was a conspiracy about that.
This is so fun.
(Monday night's surprise)
("Non-summit Meeting" every Monday night)
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