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To ensure global peace and security,
while top representatives from each country were convening at the UN for discussions,
despite the lack of any official recognition,
the self-appointed G's from around the world...
are convening to ensure global peace and security for youth around the world,
and so, the ""Non-summit Meeting"".
The meeting is in session.
I am Chairman Jun Hyun-moo of the ""Non-summit Meeting"".
- I am Secretary-General Yoo Se-yoon. - I am Chairman Sung Si-kyung.
We're Jun. Yoo. Sung.
Welcome.
(Welcome representatives)
(Chairman Jun Hyun-moo, Secretary-General, Yoo Se-yoon, Chairman Sung Si-kyung)
(Welcome to ""Non-summit Meeting"")
Welcome.
- You must be feeling good today. - Oh, yes.
I need start off like this to get enthusiastic.
(Like this)
(I like it)
We've been together for a long time, right?
- It's been a long time. - We spend a lot of seasons together.
It's summer once again.
There are a lot of festivals you can enjoy outdoors.
Do your countries have famous festivals?
We have a huge jazz festival.
- It's called Umbria Jazz Festival. - Umbria.
There's a city called Perugia in Umbria.
It started holding a jazz festival in 1973.
Since it started, it has gotten very big.
It's held for about 10 days.
Over 100,000 people go to see it.
And all the famous jazz musicians in history have been there.
- Like who? - Miles Davis, B.B. King, Chet Baker, Chick Corea...
They've all been there.
It's incredible.
Since I like music, I've been to a lot of festivals in Korea too.
I've been to Incheon Pentaport Rock Festival many times since a long time ago.
A lot of foreign musicians come to it.
They all think that they're in Seoul.
They all yell, "Hello Seoul!"
(Hahaha)
This is Incheon!
(There are other places in Korea besides Seoul)
That happens every year.
(Lol)
When the foreign artists come,
I realize that it's an amazing thing to be on stage.
When Sting came, I'm telling you he saw me.
(I... did?)
I'm certain. It looked like he saw me.
- Did he know who you were? - Of course not.
I was in my seat.
He was about that far away, but it felt like he looked at me.
I almost peed my pants.
(His love for Sting almost caused an accident)
I was so happy that I...
For those who love music,
I'd like to tell them about a music festival held
in Morocco, Africa called Festival Marwazine.
It's held every year.
About 2 million people go.
- 2 million people? - Yes.
- A lot of people go to it. - Yes. A lot of famous musicians have come.
It's the biggest one in Africa.
In Morocco?
Another cool thing is that there are four stages.
One for international stage,
one for oriental stage,
one for African stage, and one for Moroccan stage.
So you can watch a variety of performances.
Is there K-pop for the oriental stage?
It may come out.
I've heard that Moroccans really like K-pop.
I bet you're very popular there too.
I'm not even a singer so why would I be popular?
They might think you're part of SHINee.
You were all shocked at hearing the number 2 million.
There's a place that attracts 15 million people.
Where?
Brazil.
Brazil is all about festivals.
It's a festival called Rock in Rio.
Of course there's rock, but a variety of musicians have also come.
Rock in Rio was first held in 1985,
and has had 15 million people come to it for the past 30 years.
During the festival,
about 900,000 hamburgers are sold per day.
- It's a very big festival. - 900,000...
Many world famous artists have come to Rock in Rio including
Queen, Metallica, Iron Maiden, Guns N' Roses...
Even Beyonce came.
The thing that's amazing about Brazil is,
many pop artists have picked shows in Brazil as ones that they won't forget.
- Right. - Many memorable shows are held in Brazil.
The most famous moment in Rock in Rio is everyone
singing along to Queen's "Love of my life."
(1985, Rio de Janeiro, first Rock in Rio)
(The audience and artist became one for this amazing moment)
Everyone sang along to it. It was so cool.
The best.
If we make a music festival using ""Non-summit Meeting"",
it won't go well, right?
(It's obvious what will happen)
It's not like you can be the only one singing.
The ruined festival of ""Non-summit Meeting"".
- A small theater is possible. - Small theater?
- Let's start out small. - Every staff of JTBC need to come.
First, let's find out about people's pride in their countries,
and dispel stereotypes in, "What Country? Neighboring Country!"
Today, we have someone from a place famous for the emerald sea, mysterious wild animals
and the Masai tribe, Kenya.
It's Francis!
(Guest representative for 99th episode, Francis)
(Francis, 29) (Country: Kenya) (Occupation: Student)
(Full of Mother Nature's beauty)
(Mysterious land, Kenya)
I'm Francis and I'm from Kenya.
I'm currently living in Pohang and I'm studying New Materials Engineering.
I hope you guys have fun and let's see each other next time if we get the chance.
Thank you.
You don't understand what he's saying, huh?
I just heard "Asante Sana."
- What does that mean? - It means "Nice to meet you..."
It means "Thank you!"
(Sam got it wrong)
I had a friend from Kenya and that's what he told me.
Aren't you from LA?
Where is he really from?
But it's okay. When Africans meet each other,
we communicate through body language.
- Right. - Through body language.
He's the second representative we've had from South Africa.
There's one thing I want to ask.
- Have you watched our show before? - Yes, I have.
What do you think of Sam Okyere representing Africa?
In terms of looks, he's handsome.
And if you look like him in Africa, you can become an actor.
- Really? - Thank you.
But whenever I see him on the show,
it's sad to see him forgetting his Ghana language.
If he's not careful, Ghana language can be in danger of becoming extinct.
That's a good comparison.
(Tsk tsk)
But you know how Koreans gather together when they go abroad.
Do the Africans gather together when they're staying in a different country?
The ones from the same country usually gather together.
But I went to the first ever African party held in Korea yesterday.
There were people from Ethiopia, Kenya...
Where was it? I want to know. Where was it held?
It was held in Shinjangdong, Pyungtacksi.
It was very cool.
A lot of Kenyans go to Pyungtack for marathons.
Do you run marathons?
I'm pretty good.
He ran over here today too.
(Kenyan representative ran here from Pohang?)
Kenyans are very good at running.
It means they have a good lung capacity.
So I bet they're good singers too.
He has competed in Korea Sings three times and won an award all three times.
Popularity Award?
Yes, I won the Popularity Award in 2015 during the one held in Samchuksi.
You live in Pohang. Why did you go to Samchuksi?
I used to live there a long time ago.
Yes. (Ta-da)
(Francis' performance to celebrate)
Before I sing,
you know how they say nothing is free in the world.
I can't sing for you for free.
- So before I sing-- - Did you come here for a gig?
Yes, I came here for a gig.
(How fun)
So before I sing, I'd like you to follow what I do.
- Okay. - Sure.
(The viewers should follow along too)
(Teaching them the beats)
(Following along)
- I'm going to sing that... - It feels like we're in Kenya.
(Already excited)
Cue the music!
("Mere" by Francis)
(Reacts automatically)
(Is everyone ready?)
(Of course)
(One, two, three, four)
(Shaking)
(Clapping enthusiastically)
(Bad at dancing as always)
(Cool)
(Having fun)
(Turning)
(If you don't know, I'll just do it)
(The ballad singer doesn't know trot)
(This is how Africans have fun)
(A fun performance that made everyone become one)
He looked like he's been doing this for over 10 years.
It's Park Sang-chul's song, but it seemed like it was your song.
He was relaxed like a professional.
If the audience doesn't know, he takes the mic back right away.
It wasn't his first time doing it.
- Since I sing this song every year, - Yes?
I'm like one with the song so I don't have to think...
- You've become like one. - I've become one...
It sounded like he said "grandma."
I've become one with the song. How great is that?
Right.
But he does make everyone feel happier.
- He really did make us happier. - As expected.
It's practically his song.
Let's ask some of the things we're curious about Kenya.
I saw Kenya's capital, Nairobi, on a variety show recently.
It's really beautiful. I want to hear about it again from a Genyan--
It's not Genya.
- It's Kenya. - Kenya.
What's Genya?
I want to hear about it again from a Kenyan.
People who don't know much about Africa
think that it's filled with tribes roaming the plains barefoot.
That's right.
But if you go to Nairobi,
there are a lot of tall buildings like the ones in Seoul.
Ta-da.
Yeah, like what you see in the picture.
(Full of buildings)
There are a lot of tall buildings,
and Nairobi is the center of politics since it's the capital.
And it holds a lot of events.
And the Nairobi National Park is famous there.
- Right. - Have you...
- I've heard of it. - I've heard of it a lot.
It's popular.
Jung Jun-ha from Infinite Challenge.
Jung Jun-ha.
He filmed meeting, Doto the elephant, there.
Like this.
Like that.
Safari.
- The best safari there is. - Yes.
It looks photoshopped.
You can see different kinds of animals all in one place.
There's no need to go to the national park from where I live.
You can see lions just wondering about in the neighborhood.
Isn't it dangerous?
When the kids go somewhere like to get water,
you can see a tiger walking slowly near them.
Oh my.
But if you throw a rock at the tiger,
it can get angry and bite the kids.
Right.
Of course if you throw a rock at a tiger...
(You've pretty much walked into the tiger's den voluntarily)
The kids might throw at it thinking that it's a dog.
You know that the pandas in China are cute.
A little kid tried to touch it because it was so cute, and the panda bit him.
- Pandas are scary. - Pandas have a temper.
They're pretty much like a bear.
They're not very nice.
Talking about wild animals made me think of that...
You know the old move, Out of Africa?
It's very old.
It's the one with Robert Redford and Meryl Streep.
Kenya's National Park comes out on it.
- Yes. - Nakuru National Park.
There's a scene where you can see all these flamingos.
I want to ask him about that.
Nakuru National Park is located 164km from Nairobi.
But if you go there, you can see over 2 million...
- Flamingos. - Yes, you can see them.
- Pink. - How pretty.
And this Lake Nakuru is about 50km long.
- The diameter? - Yes.
But with each year, there are less and less food for the flamingos.
So they'll end up dying.
People are worried because the number is decreasing.
Do the people at them? Do they hunt them?
Yes, there are people who eat them.
They eat them, and near the lake...
I wonder what it tastes like.
It tastes like chicken of course.
What? He said people eat them.
Guillaume, they're like seagulls.
(Sorry flamingos...)
A CNN article introduced things you can do in Kenya when you're bored.
One of the things was eating breakfast with a giraffe.
That's so cool. Is that really possible.
Yes you can.
But for Kenyans, it's very expensive.
- It's expensive? - Is it a waste?
We can see animals like elephants in our neighborhood.
There's no need for us to go there to see them.
Right. Why would you pay to see them?
How much does it cost to eat with a giraffe?
- About $600... - $600?
Yes, about $600.
If you have $600, you can enjoy this.
(Dining with a giraffe)
- That's amazing. - They created this hotel to protect the giraffes.
The people can interact with the animals in addition to lodging.
And there's a program where they can meet people in Nairobi.
(How cool)
When you think of Kenya, there is...
(Oh, that song)
Okay, okay.
Did you make it sound Korean just now?
- Let's hear from the native. - Hold on.
What are the lyrics? It doesn't include balbal and chihuaua, right?
The original lyrics are...
(Ah~ Kenya~ Jambo~)
(Ooh, ooh, ooh)
I don't think that's it.
(Maybe we're just not hearing it right?)
Sam, you try it.
(He only looks African on the outside)
Erase me.
- He's stayed in Itaewon for too long. - Yeah. But...
Is Kenya's safari the background of Lion King?
It wasn't the safari. The background was set on somewhere else.
There are five National Parks?
No, more than 50...
Really?
- There are so many. - Which one was it?
It's called Hell's Gate National Park.
The animals from the movie are from there.
So since there are a lot of tribes in Kenya,
there are about 44 languages.
So we all speak English, Swahili and the tribal language.
If you're Kenyan, you use 3 languages.
And the language from the movie...
For example, the names.
- Simba. - Simba.
Simba means lion in Swahili.
- Simba. - And there's also Pumbaa.
- Pumbaa. - It's pronounced like Pumbapu.
Pumbaa means stupid.
- Oh, stupid? - Stupid.
Oh, that pig?
Yes. It means acting stupid.
The song, "Hakuna Matatta" also means something in Swahili?
Yes, it's a song from the movie.
- It's a famous song. - Yes, it is.
- Don't worry. - Do you want me to sing it for you?
Yes!
- It made me happy. - He's good at singing.
- Hakuna Matatta means "no problem."
It's telling the people who visited Kenya to not worry and just have fun.
It's similar to a Korean song.
Get rid of all your worries.
It's similar, right?
I haven't heard that song in so long!
Get rid of all your worries!
(Smile, smile, smile)
(What's that?)
A recreational instructor used to singing it 30 years ago.
There are only 3 white rhinoceros in the world.
I heard all three were in Kenya.
But because of the people's greed,
Umm, the holiday--
- Extinct. - In danger of extinctions.
Danger of extinction.
- Danger of extinction. - I remember it a little.
The white rhinoceros are...
There are only 3 left.
- Only 3 in the world? - Yes, 3.
- They're all in Kenya? - They’re all in Kenya.
So calling Kenya, the animal kingdom wouldn't be an exaggeration.
- Why are they in danger of extinction? - Because
for a long time, Kenyans have used their horns as fever remedy.
- The powder reduces the fever. - Yes.
And they've been used to make beautiful ornaments.
Because of those, their horns have become an expensive material.
I think it's becoming more popular than drugs these days.
I saw this in Germany.
I heard one horn costs about $60,000.
But fortunately, in order to stop illegal hunting in Kenya,
they gather all the elephant tusks to burn them.
They've been doing that since the 80s, and they did it again this year.
I saw the Kenyan news too.
The Kenyan president and generals worked together
to burn all of the elephant tusks.
The scale was the biggest one the world has ever seen.
But if you burn them all, wouldn't that make it more valuable?
The government wanted to stop them from selling them by burning them all.
- To stop them from selling? - Yes.
It's to crackdown on the traders.
- To abolish the trade? - Yes.
And of the rhinoceros in Kenya,
there are Sudan, Najin, and Fatu rhinoceros.
Right.
But the Sudan rhinoceros are getting older
so there are problems with reproducing.
The scientists are studying on it.
They're currently doing in vitro fertilization.
I hope they reproduce.
So they're trying hard to multiply the numbers.
Yes.
When people think of Kenya,
many people just think of empty plains.
Yes.
But I heard there's a emerald colored water like the ones in Greece and Italy.
I'd like to hear more about that.
Oh, right.
There's the Indian Ocean.
There are different beaches there.
There's one called Diani Beach.
- Wow. - It looks like that.
- It really is different. - Yes.
It's famous because of the
emerald ocean and the stretch of sand.
And you can see the people roaming around riding on camels.
So people keep wanting to go back.
I heard people from one of the countries here visit it the most.
- Germany. - There are a lot of Germans there.
- Oh really? - I heard the people there speak German.
Many Europeans come but especially Germans.
So the Kenyans living there are really good at speaking German.
It's a very sad history but before it became Britain's colony,
it was Germany's protectorate.
Vasco da Gama.
- I haven't heard that name in so long. - For real.
The Age of Exploration.
When I introduced Ghana's beaches on the show,
I said you can ride horses there.
Now I see that there are camels.
There are a lot of camels in Kenya.
- The camels are one's assets. - Yes, camels are assets
- and they're expensive. - Every part of camels are used.
I looked up the camel's price recently,
and it said it's about $20,000.
- For one? - It's very...
Sam, you're participating a lot today.
It's nice to see a friend.
- Please keep it like this every week. - Please work hard every week.
(Cheer up my African friend)
When I think of Kenya, the food that comes to mind is Kenya AA coffee.
- Kenya coffee. - I like Kenya coffee.
Can you explain why Kenya coffee is famous?
First, Kenya coffee is famous because
it's the number one export product in Kenya.
And Kenya coffee has good quality because
Kenya has the optimum conditions to grow coffee
including temperature, weather, and soil.
So it's popular in Kenya.
And the quality of coffee Kenyans drink isn't that great.
All the good quality ones are exported.
The rest are sold in the country.
So the highest quality coffee in Kenya is Kenya AA.
- That's why it's called Kenya AA. - Yes.
And there are Kenya AB and Kenya C.
But Kenya AA coffee is very bitter.
And Kenyans don't like bitter stuff.
- Oh really? - Bitter stuff doesn't suit Kenyans.
They might actually like Korean instant coffee more.
(It's good)
Isn't working at the coffee plantation really hard?
Growing coffee is not an easy job.
The developed countries use technology to farm.
Right.
But in Kenya, you work on each one by hand.
And if you want more pay, you have to go faster.
Like this.
Don't they sing when they work?
Yes, they sing a lot of labor songs.
- Labor songs? - There are labor songs.
How does it go?
(It's almost morning. Wake up.)
(Let's go work with a hoe and a knife)
Like this.
How come all the songs are so energetic?
They're really nice.
He's like the jukebox.
(Already sang 4 songs in just 16 minutes)
Aren't there sad songs in Kenya?
I don't think so.
Because even during funerals there, we--
- You guys sing? - At even funerals?
Like the songs you sing acapella.
I'm sure there's at least one or two sad songs.
(Right?)
There must be at lease one or two songs like Sung Si-kyung's songs.
People prefer to be bright and energetic.
Do you guys sing and dance at funerals too?
There are people who cry too.
But most people try to make it fun with dancing and stuff.
Since the person lived a good life,
the rest of the people are celebrating his life.
- A different way of looking at it. - It's like a party, right?
- Yes, it's a party. - Do you know funeral songs too?
Funeral songs go like this.
(Where did you die?)
Isn't the song too bright?
(Don't know whether to laugh or cry)
If you go to Andong village...
- You mean Hahwe village. - If you go to Hahwe village,
the dancers wear a mask
and sing songs criticizing the novelty class.
I can't believe he knows about the satire and humor.
So although the Kenyan songs are bright,
there's still a message sent.
- Shall we hear about the food? - Yes.
Yes. The food that you must eat in Kenya is...
Do they eat Ugali?
- Ugali. - You're right.
- There's Ugali in Ghana too, right? - We eat something similar.
Ugali is the one on top.
The top picture is of Ugali.
It's made from corn powder.
And the bottom picture is of Sukuma Wiki.
You eat them together.
- Like how you eat wraps. - Wraps?
And besides those, there are wild animal meat.
Like water buffalo or alligators.
You cook them, and they're called Nyama Choma.
Nyama Choma and...
Is the alligator good?
Yes, it's good.
How do you eat them? Steamed?
You can just grill them or you can make it into bread.
- Like chicken. - Do you guys eat pigeons?
We eat pigeons.
- Pigeons. - A brother country.
- Right? - We eat pigeons too.
But aren't Koreans afraid of pigeons?
- We don't eat them. - You don't, right?
Then you wouldn't know.
You must've been very happy when you came to Korea.
How can you guys not eat them?
Did you eat them all?
If you just drop one chip, you can acquire all your food supply.
A long time ago, I was walking with my Korean friend and saw a group of pigeons.
Koreans would run away because they're scared.
The pigeons don't get scared away.
- They don't move. - The pigeons are on the road.
The driver would be like, "Why won't it fly away?"
And the pigeon looks like it's saying, "If you run me over, your car will get dirty."
It looks very relaxed.
"I'd like to fly away too."
"I'm tired."
That's why you should eat pigeons if you get the chance to in the future.
You can eat them if you go to an Egyptian restaurant.
Some good ones.
I'm sorry but I'd like to say, "No thanks."
I really don't want pigeons.
(I want them)
Kenyans have to eat slowly during their mealtimes.
So there's a proverb in Kenya...
"Pole pole" means slowly.
- If you do things slowly-- - It sounds like "hurry, hurry."
No, no, no.
If you do things slowly, luck will come your way.
If you do things haphazardly, luck won't come your way.
The Masai tribe is famous in Kenya.
I'd like to visit and hangout with them.
I was surprised because I thought you'd gone there.
I heard it has become commercialized because of a lot of tourists.
Is that right?
But Masai tribes weren't those who settled down.
They usually travel, hunting, and grazing cows.
But because the weather has changed so much,
the area where the Masai tribes live is in bad condition.
So some go into the city to get a job.
The rest live in an isolated area.
And the most important thing to the Masai tribe is livestock.
But sometimes, the cows would go out to search for food, and the lions...
- They eat them? - Yes, they get eaten.
Because of that, the Masai tribe gets angry and
they kill the lions with poison.
But the government sees that as a crime because wild animals should be protected.
The ones who killed the animals are arrested, fined, and sent to prison.
But for the Masai tribe, the most important thing is their livestock.
There are a lot of conflicts between the animal
protection laws and Masai's daily lives.
Masai tribe is the one that walks for a long time, right?
Yes.
So something called Masai walking became famous, right?
Yes.
Even in Korea, there's Masai walking shoes...
It was popular.
Masai people walk differently than regular people.
They use their whole foot to walk.
- They step down using all areas of the foot? - Yes.
If you walk like that, the weight shifts from the heel to the left side,
to the baby toe and all the way to the big toe.
So long time ago...
Because they use their whole sole.
If you walk like them, you don't get tired
and it's advantageous in walking for a long time.
Do you usually walk like them?
- I can't walk like them. - Okay.
It's a hassle, right?
I can't do it.
Because like I told you before, there are many tribes in Kenya.
I heard Masai people drink blood and yogurt.
Is that true?
Blood and yogurt?
Oh, it's not the Masai tribe.
There's a tribe in northern Kenya called Turkana.
If you look at the weather there, it's hot.
There are many sand storms because of the air.
So Turkana people can't farm even if they want to,
because they're nomads.
So they invest all of their time into their livestock.
Yes, so they only eat blood and yogurt.
But it doesn't matter
because they think all of the nutrition they need is in the milk.
- So they think it won't hurt them. - That's right.
- Won't they die early? - Why do they drink the blood?
For iron and protein?
That's similar to the Masai tribe.
They use an arrow to shoot the cow and get the blood to eat with their family.
- They just drink it? - Yes.
Don't they get parasites?
There's no such thing.
Poland people drink blood too.
You know when you kill a pig and get the hot clotted blood?
That reminds me of blood soup.
I've seen people just scoop it up and drink it.
- Koreans also use it to make soondae. - That's right.
- We do something similar too. - That's true.
I can't not ask this question.
Kenya equals marathon.
The top five in Berlin's international marathon were all Kenyans.
Kenyans and an Ethiopian.
Ethiopian too?
They always place first in the Olympics too. Is there a secret to their win?
Most of Kenyans are good at running marathons.
But there's a tribe that's especially good called Kalenjin tribe.
They live in high altitudes.
Because of the lack of oxygen,
they have a better lung capacity from living there than other people.
I saw an article that said their thin legs are good for running.
- That's right. - They have skinny ankles.
And Kenyans go to schools that are far away from their homes when they're little.
When I was little, I had to go to school that was about 5 to 6km from my home.
- You walked there? - Yes.
I didn't think it was hard.
For example, during lunch time,
the students from the same neighborhood will gather to go there.
- They'd run together. - What if you can't run?
You have to run.
(That's true...)
- You always see them running? - Yes, they're always running.
The lunch time is from 12:30 to 2.
They have to go home, cook and eat food real quick,
and run back on a full stomach.
- It would hurt right here. - Yes..
If you win a marathon or place first in the Olympics,
does the government give you special treatments?
- Korea does that. - That's the unfortunate part.
Kenyan athletes don't really get much after they win first.
The government doesn't do anything for them?
There are too many winners.
A first place from this week and another winner next week.
There are too many.
I ran a marathon couple days ago.
It was Hwang Young-jo's international marathon.
What did you place?
- I got 10th place. - 10th?
Yes, I got 10th place.
- Getting 10th place isn't easy either. - Of course!
(10th place is in the top tier)
Kenyans think of 10th place as doing badly.
"How does a Kenyan get 10th place?"
Someone asked me how I did.
I told them I got 10th place and they yelled at me to do better.
I ran with my life.
You ran with your life?
You have to get first place for five years to...
Then they'll say you did a good job.
Then they'll say you're good.
"You're not bad."
(Hahaha)
During a marathon a few days ago,
a female Kenyan athlete who was supposed to get first place
gave up her spot
- to help someone who was handicapped. - She gave up her place?
He wanted to have water, so the Kenyan athlete stopped running to help him drink.
(What a kind-hearted person)
But she still got second place.
After she fed him water?
Wait, hold on, hold on.
She still got second place.
I think it was last week where someone fell really hard.
She fell down really hard.
But she still got first place.
(Didn't let her fall get in the way and finished in first place!)
Please stop showing off now.
I thought it was cool as a Kenyan myself.
That's amazing.
He told us a lot about Kenya today.
We learned a lot today.
To close it off, how would you like people to remember Kenya as?
Please share.
Kenya is constantly developing
where the people live closely with nature.
and are happy.
As I say these things, I'm reminded of a Kenyan song.
- You're going to sing again? - Yes.
He's going to sing again.
I'm going to show off about Kenya.
It's a lucky country.
There are no worries still.
Let's go to Kenya.
I want to go to Kenya too.
My country, Kenya.
(Full of happy virus until the end)
I think we'll see him in a few months on Korea Sings again.
He'll win for the 4th time.
(Music is my life)
Today's "What Country? Neighboring Country!", a special on Kenya with Francis
was fun!
(How fun!)
Let's bring out today's guest.
We have two guests today.
Yoon Si-yoon who came as a mature reserve officer
and the rising handsome star Kwak Si-yang!
(99th episode's Korean representative Yoon Si-yoon & Kwa Si-yang)
(Kwak Si-yang, 30, actor, from Korea) Nice to meet you.
(99th episode's Korean representative Yoon Si-yoon & Kwa Si-yang)
(Kwak Si-yang, 30, actor, from Korea) (Yoon Si-yoon, 31, actor, from Korea)
The name plates are switched.
I'm Yoon Si-yoon.
- Why did you guys switch them? - To be funny.
More than being funny, we thought the cast wouldn't know us anyway.
That was funny.
(Finished their name plate joke)
- Lines are everything for a soldier. - That's right.
- You have to line it up. - They prepared something.
- Let's have them introduce themselves. - Yes.
Hello everyone, I'm an actor.
And I came back after 2 years in the army.
I'm trying hard to adjust to society and variety shows.
My name is Yoon Si-yoon.
(Nice to meet you)
Hello, I'm also an actor.
And my name is Kwak Si-yang. I look forward to working with you.
(Welcome)
Have you guys watched our program before?
I saw every episode of ""Non-summit Meeting"" in the army.
In the army?
When I'd watch the reruns, all of my fellow soldiers
would go to the next room to watch girl groups music videos.
Why would you watch ""Non-summit Meeting"" at the army?
I don't usually watch variety shows, but I really like ""Non-summit Meeting"".
From what I know, Yoon Si-yoon is like a grandpa.
- Really. - You like serious stuff.
Yes, I'm a bit boring.
So no wonder you like this show.
He likes reading about current events and he reads a lot too.
Yes I do, but...
I missed you too when I watched the show.
- You guys are friends. - Two years ago...
we were quietly on a show together on Barefoot Friends.
During the show, we went to Southeast Asia, and he was very popular there.
His fans were waiting for him at the airport wherever he went.
How they pronounced his name sounded exactly like this.
Yoo Se-yoon!
(It sounds like Yoo Se-yoon is the Hallyu star)
- For real! - "I love you, Yoo Se-yoon!"
- We heard that everywhere we went. - "I love you, Yoo Se-yoon!"
Yes. One time, they kept shouting "Yoo Se-yoon!"
I thought it must not be me. But they kept shouting, "Yoo Se-yoon!"
I turned and they were calling for Yoon Si-yoon.
(What a funny but sad happening)
Yoo Si-yoon was very popular in China.
"He was popular?"
(I was...) He took a break for 2 years.
He didn't have any products when he was in the army so...
You mean work.
You said products.
(I learned something again)
It's not like he works at a factory.
He's making a JTBC product this time.
- A historical product. - I heard it was good.
It's a JTBC's product, Mirror of the Witch.
Please promote your product.
You both really look like salesmen today.
- How many are left? - How much is it?
- Oh you mean, Mirror of the Witch? - Yes.
Please promote it.
There's a famous Korean medical book called
Principles and Practice of Eastern Medicine.
The book entails ways to become invisible.
It entails medicine that will make you pretty or other medicine that you may desire.
- They're really written in that book? - Yes.
- You didn't dramatize it? - No.
But how did Heo Jun come to write that sort of a fantasy?
- The drama is based on that question. - Who plays Heo Jun?
I am.
What role do you play, Si-yang?
I play the chief of royal police.
- Is this your first time filming a historical drama? - Yes.
Can we hear your acting tone?
Of you two talking.
If you need a slave, let us know.
I'll pull it off perfectly.
(Kind of hoping for a role)
Why are you worried when I'm by your side?
I'll protect you.
(So cool)
There are lines like that.
- You say that to Sae-Ron, huh? - Yes.
Amazing.
Stop trying to put the moves on me.
Your voice is so sweet!
That's a comedy.
We'll change it into a skit if you speak in the historical drama's tone.
- To Jun Hyun-moo? - Yes.
(Giggle) (Can't get into character)
(Into his character)
We didn't ask you to get into character.
- I want to act. - Here we go.
I will...
protect you.
I'm scared.
I'm feeling very lonely tonight.
(I can't watch this)
(Flinching)
Come here.
I can't.
We can't do this.
What are you saying?
What's wrong?
You can't give in easily.
You might show him your chest hair.
(Please don't...)
That was fun.
The actors are in a different world when they get into character.
- He was into it. - You're good at acting too.
No I'm not.
Do you know me?
- Don't you know me? - I'm sorry.
(Non-summit Skit, the end)
All right.
We'll start the 99th episode of ""Non-summit Meeting"".
Yes.
Si-yoon and Si-yang, please announce the Korean youth's issues.
Okay.
I'm a guy in my twenties who's worried about the earth more than others.
After experiencing a sudden earthquake during my trip to Japan a few years ago,
I became interested in natural disasters happening around the world.
Actually, huge earthquakes occurred in a row in the area called, the Ring of Fire.
I think the things that I saw in movies are becoming a reality.
I'm worried that the world will really come to an end.
And after hearing that there's a 99% chance that
Baekdu Mountain will erupt within 20 years,
I started gathering survival kits and emergency snacks to prepare for a disaster.
My friends think I'm being stupid for worrying.
But I feel like I'd go crazy from anxiety if I don't have them.
Am I abnormal for worrying about dying from a natural disaster?
What about you two? Are you guys interested in natural disasters?
When you get on the bus or the subway,
you'll find a hammer near the back door of the bus.
I locate the hammer.
- Really? - Yes.
- You check for those, huh? - Yes.
- Even on subways. - For subways,
I look for where the AED is.
- That's a good thing. - It is.
It's a good thing.
- You had a good reserve forces training. - I just got one today.
You're conscious about them.
- What about you, Si-yoon? - I think I'm the opposite.
So....
It's insensitivity.
- You're the opposite. - Yes.
I don't pay attention to it because I don't believe they'll happen.
Because I haven't seen any.
- Yeah, we haven't seen much. - Right.
660 people died in Ecuador recently because of an earthquake with magnitude of 7.8.
Because of an earthquake with magnitude of 6.5 in Kumamoto, Japan,
67 people died.
There's continuous research on survival skills
because people keep being threatened by natural disasters.
From an actual survey,
80% of the adults answered that they're anxious
about a natural disaster happening in Korea.
Many people are nervous.
And 91.6% answered that Korea is not well prepared for a natural disaster.
They said we're not prepared,
which suggests the need to set up measures.
We'll debate about surviving natural disasters with the
representatives as well as Yoon Si-yoon and Kwak Si-yang
Am I abnormal for worrying about dying from a natural disaster?
(First round of votes)
He says he's always nervous.
Press the button if you think he's abnormal. In 3, 2, 1. Press the button.
He said he's nervous.
(Normal: 5 vs 8: Abnormal)
I think he's normal because I experienced something similar when I was little.
The one I experienced wasn't that big of an earthquake.
But my teacher told us to hurry and stand against the wall.
But we had fun.
Because we thought it was fun to have an earthquake.
But looking back, it was a very dangerous thing to do.
If it were a big earthquake, we could've all died.
But we thought it was fun because we weren't educated on it.
It's similar in Korea because... You mentioned it earlier.
People are not prepared.
If this person was in Japan, he'd be considered normal.
Everyone gets prepared for it.
It's good to be prepared.
But I think it's abnormal to be nervous even when you're prepared.
- But he's... - Hold on.
Even for Japan,
the scale of damage from an earthquake is different from 100 and 200 years ago.
If you trust the advance in science and prepare well,
I don't think you should live in worry.
But he said it in his agenda.
Baekdu Mountain will erupt in 20 years.
- Yes, 90%. - There were a lot of articles about that.
- 90%! - That it will erupt.
Isn't that a good thing?
- The man... - What? It's a good thing?
Because we found out 20 years in advance.
Then we have enough time to find ways to prepare for it.
It was announced that if Baekdu Mountain erupts, it will affect even Hokkaido, Japan.
When Baekdu Mountain erupted about 1,000 years ago,
it was the biggest volcanic eruption in world history.
So I don't think it's bad to be worried about it a little bit.
People don't talk about that in Korea.
I think the man is a slave to his fear.
He keeps living in that fear.
He's constantly thinking about his death so he's looking for ways to prevent that.
But I think he'll lose a grip on the reality.
Of course it's abnormal to worry about dying every single day.
But for example, if you pay a little bit more when buying a house,
you can buy a more sturdy house.
There probably won't be an earthquake in Korea, but there might be.
I have a question for Nikolai.
We're talking about natural disasters right now.
There's a small chance of that occurring.
There's a higher chance of dying from something else.
- It's scary not to know. - But.
We don't know if there's going to be an earthquake in Korea or not.
If you look at probability, car accidents are more dangerous.
That's right.
There's still a chance.
You guys keep talking only about earthquakes.
But there could be a flood, a landslide...
In July of 2011, there was a huge flood in Gangnam.
The water flooded the underground parking lots.
- That's right. - The cars were all ruined.
- These happened close to home. - Right.
It's obviously good to be prepared.
But I think worrying is so unnecessary
because you can't predict it 100%
and humans can't beat nature.
I have a lot of Japanese friends, and Nikolai could tell us too.
They're well prepared, but there are a lot who just accept natural disasters.
I also know someone in Japan.
You know there are a lot of earthquakes there.
He told me that he keeps his ID to be used to identify him and water
things like that by his side at all times.
Japan is well prepared.
But you guys, as you all know,
who survives in the movies that deal with natural disasters?
It's always the one who's prepared.
They exercise a lot and...
That's just in movies.
The main character always survives.
In reality, I'm sure individuals need to be well prepared,
but I think the government needs to be more prepared.
- That's right. - Because
if a huge natural disaster occurs,
there's not a lot that an individual can do.
I think he's worrying to an unnecessary degree.
- Worrying too much. - Yes.
I think there's that thing.
When we look at our textbooks from when we were kids,
it talks about how things in Korea have advanced
enough to build something in a few days.
It focuses on growth, so I think it missed the point about safety.
Therefore, the government came up with measures after a natural disaster happened.
I think it's true that there's a limit to what the government sets up in preparation.
In the end, a product is invented and made out of a need.
I think the ones who worry a lot are the ones who make those.
I think people are too insensitive to be making things in advance.
We think that the government needs to protect us more.
Let's dive more into the topic of natural disasters.
Since 1900, 8 million people have died from natural disasters.
The economic loss amounts to 8 trillion dollars.
In Korea, Typhoon Rusa in 2002 caused 250 deaths
and an economic loss of 5 billion dollars.
I'm curious about how natural disasters are dealt in your countries.
America experiences a lot of natural disasters.
Right.
There have been a lot but
the one that people remember to be the worst in history is Hurricane Katrina.
It was a hurricane that occurred in late August of 2005.
You can think of it as a typhoon.
It happened in New Orleans, which is in Louisiana.
It usually experiences a lot of hurricanes.
Because it was a usual thing, when they were warned about this hurricane,
people thought of it as just another hurricane.
They thought that since it happens every year around that time.
But as the hurricane approached, its force got much stronger than expected.
So when it's a big hurricane...
The area actually sits below sea level.
So once the water comes in, it doesn't get out.
There were about 1.1 million victims from the hurricane.
And its population was cut in half.
Korea collected a lot of donations too.
Tyler, can you tell us about tornadoes?
Greeks can't imagine...
Do you know the movie, "Twister?"
Yes.
After I watched that...
There are cows flying.
When I was about to go to America, all my
friends told me not to go because of tornadoes.
After they watched that?
I remember there was a tornado once in Vermont when I was little.
I was at home with my mom and my sister.
We heard a siren in the morning that a tornado was coming.
My mom woke us up, and we all hid in a closet in the basement.
It was so scary because you hear sounds you've never heard before at your house.
It was so scary.
That was a good imitation.
It sounded like it was about to fall down.
And I was with my mom.
I could tell that she was getting scared. That was the scariest thing.
It's scary to see your mom get scared.
It was so scary. My best friend was from Arkansas.
After the tornado passes, you have to clean things up.
Right.
And there were pictures of people from another state.
- Because it drags everything along. - From another state?
Recently, I was coming back from a shoot in Paju.
Oh yeah.
I saw a pole standing far away.
So I looked it up on the internet, and it was a tornado.
That's right. There was one in Paju.
When there's a tornado, the sky changes colors.
It becomes green with black mixed in.
- In X-Men... - You're like, "What is this?"
It's like when Storm appears on X-Men.
It looks like it's cursed.
A cursed sky.
I'd like to share about Japan.
- Sure. - That's why you're here.
- Yes, Mr. Nikolai? - It's a must.
You know that there are a lot of earthquakes in Japan.
Right.
During 2011's huge earthquake in east Japan,
I was in Kanagawa.
I went to go check out a new house to move into.
And the ground started shaking like this.
I was getting sea sick and I thought I had eaten something bad.
Usually, earthquakes go like this, but that one was going this way.
It's very dangerous when it's shaking side to side.
- Were you in an apartment? - What floor?
I was on the first floor but it still felt like the building was going to collapse.
So I ran outside.
And I was crouching on the floor.
There was a cat that was running sideways like a crab.
- So... - That's scary.
The cat isn't in its right mind either.
Yes, when animals do something weird like that...
- A natural disaster is coming. - It's scary.
So I went to a plaza nearby to evacuate.
There were about 100 people there.
In Japan, you get an alarm on your phone before an earthquake hits.
There were about 100 people there.
So all 100 phones were going off at the same time.
- That's scary. - How scary.
Nikolai, were there buildings that were okay during the earthquake
but collapsed after the earthquake had passed?
I didn't see any but
but there were a lot of destroyed roads and railroads for days.
I heard about that thing.
After an earthquake,
they check if a building is safe to enter.
Right.
If it's red, you can't go in.
I heard there are stickers of yellow and green.
Your level of knowledge is that of a government employee.
- Why do you know so much? - You must have a lot of interest in it.
Because there have been earthquakes recently,
I thought about why they occur and things like that.
That's amazing.
There was a huge earthquake in Italy in 2009.
It happened in a city called, L'Aquila
The unfortunate thing is, there could've been a way to decrease the damage,
but it didn't happen.
This earthquake occurred in April, 2009.
But in March, 2009, a scientist saw something weird
and reported it.
They called the city and said there's about to be an earthquake.
So the city told everyone to leave their homes, but nothing happened.
The scientist was investigated on charges of making a false report
and was even put on trial.
But a month later, the same scientist saw something weird again...
They have to believe him this time.
But because he was afraid he'd be charged with making a false report,
he didn't make an official report and just told
his friends and families to leave their homes.
Just in case.
And the earthquake hit that night.
So after the earthquake, there were a lot of criticisms about that. And yeah...
I see.
In China,
about 200 million people experience natural
disasters like typhoons, floods, and earthquakes.
Chinese people are especially afraid of earthquakes.
There were 3 big earthquakes.
One happened in 1920 in a city called Ningxia with a magnitude of 8.6.
- 8.6! - Yes, 8.6.
- My goodness. - About 270,000 people died.
It's one of the biggest earthquake in Chinese history.
Another one happened in 1976 in Tangshan with a magnitude of 7.6.
About 240,000 people died.
It's because that earthquake hit the city.
The city disappeared overnight.
- That city? - So about 240,000 people died.
In 2008, an earthquake of 8.0 magnitude hit Sichuan.
About 70,000 people died.
And 17,000 people are still missing to this day.
The reason that so many people died from the earthquakes is...
Although the earthquakes were of big magnitudes,
there's another reason.
Those areas usually don't see earthquakes,
so they didn't build the buildings safe or sturdy.
Because of that, the people, especially the ones in cities,
died from the building crashing on them.
After that happened, a law was made that the new buildings
must withstand an earthquake with the magnitude of 8.0.
- Withstand 8.0 - Yes. It has gotten a lot better.
The schools especially have been built better.
Have you actually experienced a natural disaster?
I...
I'm from Jeollado so I lived with my grandparents when I was little.
My grandma woke me up one day so I opened my eyes,
and I saw so many beautiful stars in the sky.
In your room?
I just woke up so you know how good it feels when you're still half asleep.
After about 5 minutes, I realized that the roof was gone.
A typhoon hit that day.
- It flew off? - The roof had flown off.
It's good that you didn't get hurt.
Yeah.
We say that Korea is safe,
but it's a dangerous country when it comes to water.
- That's right. - I was in a flood once when I was little.
I lived on a lowland, and the water reached up to--
- In elementary school? - Yes.
- That's right. The water got shut off, huh? - Yes.
The water came up to my waist.
So I came out of the house swimming while holding onto my dad's back.
But in the midst of that I still tried to save my summer homework.
It's all over if it gets wet.
For real!
I worked so hard on it so I tried to save it.
Everything else like appliances was under water.
- You didn't know your teacher would excuse it. - Are you showing off?
I'm showing off.
He's complimenting himself.
Once, I drank a lot in Tokyo and was in a very deep sleep.
I woke up the next morning, and people asked me if I was okay the night before.
Everyone had evacuated the building in the middle of the night.
(I feel you)
(Scared)
They have a perfect manual for that there.
I felt so refreshed after a good night of sleep.
But everyone else looked so tired.
(Is it just me who thinks everyone looks tired?)
Natural disasters come without warning.
We prepared a segment where we can learn what to do by solving a quiz.
- You both should participate too. - All right.
Tyler was leaving to volunteer in Uruk.
While he was driving, he ended up falling into the river trapped
in his car trying to avoid the car on the oncoming traffic.
I'm curious.
Haven't you thought about this while watching movies?
You see this a lot.
Like in Inception.
- Inception... - You see it a lot.
The water had started rising up to Tyler's neck.
From the following, which is the safest way to escape?
Number 1, layer up in clothes or blankets to avoid hypothermia.
Layer up when there's water filling up?
Is it inside the car?
- Because of hypothermia. - He's showing you right now.
He's so good at that.
- That's the blanket. - He's a true comedian.
Number 2.
Call 911 and tell them about my location.
Please show us.
(Diving once again for the explanation)
The phone should be waterproof.
The screen is broken.
(Dang it)
(I love this)
Number 3.
Find a sharp object and break the window.
(Keeps on diving)
(Bam) (Water bubbles)
(Touched)
(Flicking)
(It won't work!)
(No one is interested in the question)
Number 4.
Wait until the car gets filled with water.
Like this?
(Holding his breath)
(When will it get filled?)
(I should play a game to pass the time)
(Oh yeah, it doesn't work)
All right. Numbers 1 through 4.
- Egypt! - Egypt.
- Number 3. - Three.
Find a sharp object and break the window.
- Find a sharp object and break the window. - So I can leave.
In James Bond movies, if you're lacking oxygen,
you inhale the air from the tires.
(He watched too many movies...)
Only a UDT or a Navy SEAL can do that.
And you have to have a good eyesight.
Isn't it better to swim to the top instead of swimming to the tire?
You have to keep your eyes open underwater.
But they're shooting from above.
Oh, when there's someone shooting from above?
(Forgot about the villain for a second)
(Sip)
Do that when someone's shooting at you from above.
That's not a natural disaster.
We're talking about natural disasters.
- Greece! - Greece.
Number 4 because when the water fills up,
there's pressure--
- Si-yoon, do you agree? - If the water pressures are different,
- the water rushes in. - That's right.
- It's more dangerous? - Yes.
I don't think it would be a bad idea to tell someone about my location.
I'm letting them know about my location as my car is sinking.
And I'm telling them about what happened.
- And I can... - Calling 911.
We hope this never happens. Please tell us the answer.
When the water starts filling up the car, it's
hard to open the door because of the pressure.
Theoretically, when the external and internal water pressures are identical...
In other words, it's the most safe to escape by opening the
car door when the car is completely filled with water.
Also, you should find an object you can break
a window with in case the door doesn't open.
You wait with that object.
If it doesn't open, you have to break it with this.
(Give me that)
Here he goes.
(Waiting with the object)
What if he dies while waiting?
(Good, let's go out!)
(Peeking out)
(Counter current)
(Dizzy)
That wouldn't happen!
There was a little space left.
- I was about to swim up. - Oh, were you?
You should've acted like a fish swimming by.
A blowfish.
There was a choice about sharp objects, right?
- Yes. - Sharp objects...
There's lack of oxygen since the car has started filling up with water.
Rather than breaking a window that will consume your energy,
it's important to try opening the door calmly.
Since it's important to have oxygen.
All right, next question please.
The icon of optimism and positivity, a man who likes to exercise,
Samy, went on a hike with Przemysław.
- They're in the mountains. - Okay.
They get stuck in the mountains because of a sudden downpour.
Przemysław tried to take a picture despite the rain
and is now exhibiting symptoms of hypothermia.
I know this one.
From the following, which is not a symptom of hypothermia?
Number 1.
Extreme shivering.
Number 2.
His lips turn blue, and he starts looking like the Penguin man.
Number 3.
He gets extremely hungry.
Number 4. He gets goosebumps all over after meeting Samy's eyes.
He said he usually gets goosebumps.
Number 5. He can't speak clearly and keeps repeating "Ur" like Zhang Yuan.
Which one is wrong?
- America! - Tyler.
Number 4, getting goosebumps?
- Why? - When you get hypothermia,
you feel hot.
(Agrees)
- Really? - The body gets hot.
I think all of them are wrong. I think it's a trick question.
- None of the above? - You're wrong.
There is an answer.
- Anyone else? - That was creative.
Anyone else?
I don't think he'd be hungry.
(Intervening)
I think it's saying "Ur" like Zhang Yuan.
I think that's possible.
Since you need to have food in your stomach in order to digest--
I'm sorry but that's the right answer.
- Oh it is? - Yes.
(Embarrassed)
Please go ahead.
- Please explain. - Usually...
the person starts to shiver and gets goosebumps.
They get goosebumps all over.
- The lips turn blue. - That's right.
And the person feels lethargic and tries to go to sleep.
- They also begin to slur their words. - They get sleepy.
- People say you'll die if you fall asleep. - Right.
"Don't fall asleep!" They'd slap you.
So feeling hungry is...
- Not a symptom. - Right.
- So I got it right? - Yes.
Oh really?
Congratulations!
(Congrats)
Please select what the most effective thing Samy can do
for Przemysław who has hypothermia.
Right, now Samy will help Przemysław...
He's shivering and saying "Ur."
Number 1. Make him drink alcohol to raise his body temperature.
Number 2. Perform CPR on him.
Number 3. Massage his hands and feet with hot water.
Where did he get the hot water?
If he had hot water.
From a water heater.
After you check that he has hypothermia...
(Oh, it's right here)
Number 4.
Massage him for a better blood circulation.
Number 5.
Samy will take Przemysław's clothes off as well as his own clothes and...
Stop right there.
I'd rather just die.
(I'd rather die than see Samy naked)
Quickly take his clothes off and...
Don't come near me!
Hold on Przemysław.
(Just let me die)
Samy will take Przemysław's clothes off as well as his own clothes and...
hug him naked inside one sleeping bag.
The answer is?
(Murmuring)
No, just find the correct answer.
Number 5.
Why?
I learned that you need to mix body temperatures to...
Okay.
Wouldn't he get another illness though?
A mental illness.
(Ahh!)
He could die from shock.
Everyone agrees?
Number 1.
What was it?
- Make him drink alcohol? - Yes.
(Drinking buddies are always welcome)
- You must live in a cold place. - No, I just like alcohol.
In the movie, "A Time for Drunken Horses,"
in order to get them to pass through the cold area,
they feed the horses alcohol.
That's how they get through the snow.
And colder countries have hard liquor.
I don't think the only reason they have strong drinks is just for the taste.
I'm not sure about others but it's definitely not number 1.
A study found that
doing that can heat up the body temporarily
but that the person can die more quickly.
Then they can get drunk and then hug each other naked.
(It's impossible to do sober)
Drink the alcohol himself?
Oh, that's true.
Then Samy can get undressed and hug him.
Samy's the one who gets drunk.
You need to feed him, too. He's losing it.
Shouldn't I be the one to drink?
Massage his hands and feet with hot water.
They get the worst blood circulation.
You can lose them the quickest.
No. He's about to die. It's not time to care about those.
(5!) (1!) (Let me die...) (3!)
All right. The answer is?
Okay. The answer is...
It's number 5, huh?
Number 5.
(Hug him naked inside a sleeping bag)
Let's check and see if it's really warm.
Should we check?
Although alcohol consumption can raise the temperature temporarily,
it's not a suitable option when you don't know when you'll be saved.
And you have to raise the body temperature for hypothermia.
- Right. - So numbers 3, 4, and 5 are correct.
The best thing to do is take the wet clothes off.
Taking the wet clothes off and getting inside a warmed up sleeping bag together
to hug him so that you maximize the area of contact is the most effective.
(Surviving vs. naked Samy)
So it would be like this.
They'd be up against each other in the same pose.
- That's right. - Like this.
(Stuck to each other)
- What if his lips are cold? - No.
- You have to touch the lips together too! - No.
You have to cross the heads to touch each other's necks.
Thank goodness.
And you have to hug each other. Hug him.
Hug him with your arms.
What is this, the "Titanic?"
(Ahh!)
(I hate it too)
We had fun with it but we also learned something through the quiz.
- Of course. - We really learned something new.
You guys are watching "Non-summit Meeting" where we want
people to live in a world unthreatened by natural disasters.
The people's safety depends on how well the country is prepared for natural disasters.
Right.
I'm curious to see if each of your country is well prepared.
Zhang Yuan? How about China?
Yes.
He looks like he doesn't know why he was picked.
I have so much I want to say.
- You have a lot to say? - Yes.
First of all.
Before the earthquake in Sichuan,
there weren't that many systems to predict earthquakes,
but many were built after the earthquake.
So when Sichuan experienced another similar earthquake,
there weren't any deaths because of the new systems.
- None? - It's because...
28 seconds before the earthquake hit,
the people were told.
- They were told 28 seconds beforehand? - Yes.
There's another thing.
Sichuan earthquake happened on May 12,
and that day was chosen as the Natural Disaster Prevention Day.
On this day, they give out free survival kits to people.
Things like water, snacks, medicine, batteries, and radio are included.
I heard it's been working out well.
I see.
I think Polish people have a severe case of insensitivity towards natural disasters.
But there's a special organization.
It's called Preppers.
The same organization exists in America too.
So the organization believes that the end of the world is coming.
So the people prepare 8 meals every day
and store them in closets or bunkers.
And when there are things like earthquakes,
they practice how to find food.
Also, you need water.
So the way they get water is,
they tie a bag around a plant or a tree.
After a day, they can collect about a cup of the dew.
They teach people all of that and they have a website too.
The survival shows used to be popular in other countries.
When I watched them, there were a lot of things that I thought
would come in handy even though that day will probably never come.
That's right.
When Russia fought against Germany,
it built a shelter that was about 228,000 square feet big.
But after the war ended, that land became Germany's land.
So Germany put it out for auction.
And a Canadian company bought it.
- Since it's so big, - Right.
they invested 1 million dollars and built a huge shelter for the rich.
One family can use about 2,000 square feet.
The shelter has everything.
School...
A brewery...
- And water... - No wonder.
As expected from Germany.
It's a must.
And even if a nuke strikes nearby,
it will be safe according to the owner.
The public can't buy it.
They send invitations to the rich...
They have a set price of 1 million dollars.
I heard there are a lot of bunkers that people don't know about.
- Right. - I heard there are a lot of bunkers.
There are bunkers being sold in America from $200,000 to $20,000,000.
It starts from $200,000...
Let's vote on this.
In case of a natural disaster, there's a chance that everything will be destroyed, right?
Would you buy a luxurious bunker or not?
- You'd spend a lot of money to prepare. - Right.
- All your savings? - Half.
Almost half of your savings.
We'll say half of your savings.
(Murmuring)
- Half of your savings. - Some people...
may think that's really cheap.
(He read their minds)
- No. - It will be like a shack.
Those who would purchase one. One, two, three!
(Purchase:6 vs. 7: Not Purchase)
Even if you buy the bunker, you need to be able to enter it.
If something happens, the point is to get out of there.
If you can't get out of there, you're going to die anyways.
If an earthquake hits Soonhwadong and my bunker is in Sangamdong,
I'd die on my way there.
- That's true. - We need to think about that.
If it's a nuke, you're going to die regardless if you have a bunker.
The experts say that you have to prepare for it thinking
that you'd live there for about two to three months.
Like what Tyler said, you can't predict how big the bomb would be,
but you can block the radiation.
If I buy one, that means I lost half of my entire savings.
But I can't even use the space until something happens, and it's just sitting there.
If nothing happens during my lifetime, my savings have...
It's insurance.
You can use the bunker as something else.
Use it as a vacation home or for parties.
Yeah. Most clubs are underground anyway.
- Yeah, you can save on partying expenses. - That's right.
You can save money.
But I think it's about that.
Natural disasters aren't about just saving myself.
Family.
If you have it, you can be with your family or your friends.
I don't think you can put a price on that.
- But... - Nikolai.
When you want to avoid your family,
- like when you've fought with your wife... - Yeah!
Invest 1 million dollars to avoid your wife.
Rather than nukes, earthquakes or tsunamis, use it to avoid your wife.
- Your wife... - They're scarier than tsunamis.
A bunker for your wife.
- I don't think I'd purchase one. - Why not?
Because if those are the conditions,
I think I'd just...
- accept the fate. - Right.
I'd just accept it and spend more time with my family while I'm still alive.
Even though you decided on that, you find out that Yoon Si-yoon has a bunker.
His bunker is decorated like a club.
I'll show you the pictures.
Today's host is...
(I want to go too)
Si-yang, you'd accept the fate.
Yes, I'd just accept it as fate.
Zhang Yuan.
He has a strong will to live. (Murmuring)
- What did you say? - I'm going to purchase one.
- Because... - You've already purchased one, right?
Yes, I have.
First, you have the money to buy one.
You can live with the rest of your money.
So on a regular day, like the older guy Si-yoon here, I can spend money...
- Like clubs. - Are you older?
- He's not older. - He just likes using that word.
- Don't mind him. - I can spend money like him.
I can do that, and when the disaster hits,
I can charge an expensive entrance fee.
- That's right. - To Hyun-moo...
Hyun-moo is making lots of money.
- I'll be one of the BIG 5. - That's right.
Please let me in!
- First... - Make a bracelet.
(Yuaney Land pass)
- I want a year pass. - A stamp.
- Stamp. - That's a good idea.
Everyone will laugh at me for buying it right now,
but you'll have to cry and beg me later on.
Are you not going to let us in when we ask?
First, someone who can speak Chinese should come in...
Do we need to be interviewed?
(Just give me a call, sir)
So yeah...
Let's see how happy you are in the bunker.
(He'll live happily ever after)
Since we're here, we should set up a bunker fund.
Yeah!
(Recruiting responsible members to join the funding)
I don't think it's completely meaningless when it deals with safety.
If it will make us even a bit safer...
As long as we don't worry excessively,
I think it's necessary.
Because of increasing anxiety over natural disasters,
more people are buying emergency food supplies and kits online.
Oh really?
Let's take a look at them.
- We'll show you guys. - It probably includes army food.
Yes, it does.
- Wow. - First,
- Let's look at the survival kit. - Kimchi!
It's a survival kit, not kimchi.
- Kimchi... - It's a lunch box.
This is a fire starter.
- Right. - Oh, that's the starter?
It will light up.
There must be a way to do it.
- It will light up if you're desperate. - It will.
You have to do it with shaking hands.
(Scratching it)
It's working!
That's how you're supposed to do it.
You have to be desperate.
That's how it's done.
All right. Next...
You mentioned rope. This is a wire saw.
A wire saw.
It's small and portable.
It's a powerful cutting tool.
- Oh, you uncoil it? - Yes.
(The instructors demonstrate right away)
(Chop chop)
(Did you see that?)
(Did you see this?)
(Just don't use it unless it's an emergency)
Do you want me to show you?
This is mine!
- Try it on this. - This one's mine.
(My goodness)
Next is...
- Oh, that? - A blanket.
Space blanket.
How many can fit under that? Two?
Samy and Przemysław can fit.
(Two under one blanket)
(Rustling)
This is...
to prevent hypothermia.
(Prevents hypothermia)
It looks like a fashion show.
Don't I look like a sweet potato?
(Sweet potato wrapped in foil)
Here's kimchi.
- You guys are trying to cook me, huh? - Yeah.
But as soon as I put this on, I can feel the heat right away.
There are things like antibacterial wet wipes here too.
(Si-kyung transforming into Silver Man)
(Ha ha ha) You feel it right?
Of course it's better than not having anything.
- People use newspapers as blankets. - It must be very warm.
Hold on.
(Sparking a light)
(From Silver Man to Sweet Potato Man)
(He's such a good comedian)
I've visited Africa before.
The tools found in nature can be used for other purposes,
like gathering water or using it as a shade. They're all possible.
- But there's no... - Rope.
Yeah, there's no rope.
For me, it's the portable bathroom...
- Huh? - I've heard of it.
- But... - What is it?
- What's that? - It's a portable bathroom.
Isn't that pizza?
You have to put it together.
(If you unfold it, it becomes a toilet)
That's pretty good.
You use that?
You have to put in the bag first.
- You have to put this in first. - Hold on.
- I should... - Stick that in.
It's too late already.
I've already pooped.
(Hyun-moo has pooped his pants during filming)
Do you need to go number 2? Give me a second.
It leaked.
- But this is... - Try sitting on it.
It says here...
- that it can withstand up to 125 kg. - This can?
Really?
If you two sit, it will be about 150 kg.
- What if he falls into the hole... - Like this.
How does it feel?
- Is it nice? - Are you going?
Huh?
There's only one problem.
Like this.
- Is it sturdy? - Yeah.
See?
It is.
If it's a little dirty, you can do this.
And bend like this.
(You can use variety of poses)
- Please come down. - Okay.
When there are a lot of people in the shelter during the disaster, you need it.
That's right. It's needed.
Use it inside the shelter instead of outdoors.
We didn't show it to you to try to promote it.
We were just showing you how there's growing interest in safety.
Right.
All right, let's take our last vote.
19th episode's agenda, "Am I abnormal for
worrying about dying from a natural disaster?"
Please press your buttons if you think it's abnormal.
One, two three! Press it.
19th episode's agenda, "Am I abnormal for
worrying about dying from a natural disaster?"
Please press your buttons if you think it's abnormal.
One, two three! Press it.
(Normal:5 vs. 8: Abnormal)
This agenda was decided to be abnormal.
("Non-summit Meeting" hopes for a world where precious lives aren't threatened by natural disasters)
Si-yoon and Si-yang, how was it?
It was so fun today.
I was so happy that I was able to be on my favorite
show after getting discharged from the army.
And it will be your 100th episode soon.
- Yes. - Next week.
I hope the show lasts forever.
Thank you.
You should come back again. You fit in with the show.
- On the 199th episode. - Yes.
Then I should keep doing that like celebrating the eve of something.
- Okay, okay. - The eve.
- Yes. - All right.
What about you, Si-yang?
For me, it was a time where I could learn about how other
countries prepare for natural disasters and other issues.
And I also...
hope this lasts forever.
Thank you.
There's the new...
JTBC's product.
- Yes. - "Mirror of the Witch."
I hope it lasts forever.
- "Mirror of the Witch." - Receive lots of love.
- Like "Country Diaries?" - Yes.
Please purchase the product.
- Our doors are always open. - I'll buy 2.
Thank you!
(We hope your product, "Mirror of the Witch" receives lots of love)
Until the day we all become normal--
You're normal, but seem abnormal, but actually normal.
You're normal, but seem abnormal, were actually normal.
(You got it wrong)
Si-yang, you too.
- How does it go? - You're normal...
I'd rather just do it.
You're normal, but seem abnormal, but actually normal.
That was nice.
Good work everyone.
(First aired in July, 2014)
("Non-summit Meeting" finally reached 100th episode)
(18Gs from all the over world have gathered)
("Non-summit Meeting" 100th episode special)
"Non-summit Meeting" has reached 100th episode!
How have you guys been?
(All talking at the same time)
(Everyone quiet!)
I think Alberto has changed.
Whenever I try to meet up with him, he says he's busy.
You should say that you miss me, don't you know?
I was worried before meeting him.
He looked like a tough guy on TV.
If we look at the size, it looks like Przemysław would break Blair in half.
What are you talking about?
(G's cute retaliation)
It's only because Tyler uses big words,
but he's not good at debating.
Isn't the choice of words an important factor as well?
The logic is important too.
Be nice and don't fight.
Are you saying that I'm not logical?
(Gs' spectacular performance!)
(Dancing machines)
(James Hooper's new special talent)
(Ready to watch it next week?)
(Look forward to the 100th episode!)
(Non-summit Meeting every Monday night)
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