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(applause and cheers)

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Thank you

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The people who listen 
to someone's story

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are really important people

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It's the same with this mic

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Microphones aren't owned
by the person speaking

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If this seems like it's mine,

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the reason microphones were made

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is to allow people to hear

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So the real owner is

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The real owner of this microphone
is people like you

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So your applause
shouldn't be for me

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but for yourselves,
who, by sitting here

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and deciding to listen,

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lending me your ears,

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have made this event possible

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So please applaud 
the people around you

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Yes
(applause and cheers)

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It's hard to bear, isn't it?

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It's been silent for one minute

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Less than one minute

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It's hard

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But paradoxically,
the best way to make people laugh is

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to stand in front of them
without saying anything

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It's only been a minute

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but you're laughing

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It's because you're the master
of that time

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You don't have to listen
to someone speaking

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Everyone knows everything

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So they laugh even if
you just let them alone

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Everyone laughs

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So what I absolutely
want to talk to you about

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are the counterattacks of the abandoned
or those thought to be weak

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Your counterattacks

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The first is anxiety

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Can I be anxious?

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Is it okay for you to be anxious?
Can I be anxious?

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Sure

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I think we should be nervous

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because we are descended
from people who were nervous

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In primitive times,

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people would die

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if they didn't get nervous

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when they heard animals' cries

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Those who said, "What's that?"
and went out to check

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were bitten by something
and died

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Our ancestors

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are those who said,

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"Let's check when it's light out"

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"Let's wait a bit"

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So it's natural that we're nervous

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However, when we get nervous
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people regard us as strange

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So we have to start counterattacking

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to prove that we're not strange

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We should be able to tell calm people,
"<i>You're</i> the mutants"

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"You wouldn't have survived
in the past"

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"We timid people are the type
that would have"

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I'm not saying that calm people
are wrong,

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just that it's time to send backup
to our timid hearts

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When you feel anxiety,

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don't suppress it,
just send in reinforcements

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'This is right, 
you're coming to save me'

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Actually, that's the role of anxiety

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Secondly,

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let's talk about appearance

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Do ugly people and things

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really

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have a negative effect on the world?

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Who made the standards for ugliness?

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How many centimeters

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do eyes have to be
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Is it written in the constitution?

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3 cm? 4 cm? 5 cm?

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There's no standard

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So then why

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are those who have big eyes

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told that they have "doe eyes"

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and treated well socially?

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Why do our eyes have to be 
described as "snake eyes"?

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Are snakes truly evil?

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Are deer truly good?

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I think we need to be able to 
counterattack like this

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I'm not saying that 
people who have big eyes are bad

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I'm saying

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only when people like us, who
have small eyes, can counterattack

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will society become fair
and full of smiles and laughter

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We are descendants of the Goguryeo 
horseback riding ethnic group

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At that time, those with big eyes

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couldn't play any role in efforts
to protect the nation, the people

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They couldn't fight
while riding a fast horse

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because dust would 
get in their eyes

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Those with eyes like ours
could ride continuously,

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could focus on the enemy
even while galloping forward

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Also, tall people are not descendants
of this horseback riding group

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People who were tall
couldn't fight on horseback

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Their legs would drag
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It was hard on both them 
and the horses

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People like me 
could cling to a horse,

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keep their eyes open, 
and go straight for the enemy lines

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And you might have seen
the "righteous army"

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of the late Joseon period
in your textbook in school

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I want you to think 
about those pictures

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The people all look like me

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(applause)

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So we have to end this age of people
who have big eyes and are tall

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I don't mean we should remove them 
from this world

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We just need to be able to stand 
shoulder-to-shoulder with them

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There is nothing useless in the world

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We can even suppose that there is no
difference between handsome and ugly

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But even if we decide that I'm ugly,

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then attractive people's existence
is made possible by mine

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Without ugly people,
there are no attractive people

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(applause)

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The theater manager, Mr. Sun Dae In,
asked what I'm going to do until I'm 70

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I'll answer

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as a comedian

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It's important for individuals
to acquire skills

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but after we turn forty 
and leave our jobs,

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together we need to take up the struggle
for a universal basic income

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So while having fun,

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we have to bring about
the age in which

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the value of fun is recognized

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That will also make
our retirement secure

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That's a really fun thing to do

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And we need to fight against

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the idea that having fun

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is a useless activity

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What's our goal?
It's to be like Pororo

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To be able to sing,
"Playing is my favorite"

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and to earn money at the same time

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Like that

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The goal of people who work hard
is to become Pororo

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Isn't it?

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All of humankind's cultural heritage
was created by people at play

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When everyone else went hunting,

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the people who decided 
to stay in the cave and play

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were the ones who 
painted wall murals

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We have to play more

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The grand speeches about preparing 
for the fourth industrial revolution-

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I don't know know much about them,
but we have to play

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What is it that robots can't do?
Play around

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Playing

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So recognizing the value of playing

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is a way of preparing for the 
fourth industrial revolution

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I can't make sense of 
Ahn Cheol Soo's speech

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about the coming
fourth industrial revolution

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He should speak our language

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Can you understand
the presidential candidates' speeches?

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I can't

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Because they don't use 
your words

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Can you understand
Moon Jae-in's speeches?

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I can't

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They all use their own words

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Now, what all presidential candidates
are doing

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is talking like doctors

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I apologize to doctors, but-

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At the hospital, 
they point to the X-ray and say,

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"As you can see...."
(laughter)

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What are you thinking, 
at that time?

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You're thinking, 
"I have no idea what I'm seeing"

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It's because the doctor
isn't speaking our language

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You can't understand, right?
Yeah, you don't know

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There is no way to understand

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So I think that all messages we get

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tell us that real happiness and laughter

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come from the things and people 
we regard as abandoned

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So we should use our our own words,
those that we understand

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We have to use your words

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Isn't it the same now 
with the election?

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The things we said in our language
in the public square

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are being changed 
into their language

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We should change them back

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"Shut up"

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We should be able to say, "Shut up"

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I'm not talking about politics,
I'm talking about comedy

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So we should be able
to speak our words

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So this is the age of comedy

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You know, as a comedian,
I feel despair

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I can't make audiences laugh
as much as than politicians do

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It's a hopeless time

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"How, how can I be funnier?"
I wonder

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Now Choi Sun Sil has become
a fierce rival in this area

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When she cried out for democracy

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I thought, 
'Ah, she's my competition!'

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There's no possibility of me
making people laugh more than she does

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But if you look closely at her, too,

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you can see she has a conscience

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She can't shout in a loud voice
until the end

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Unconsciously, she realizes,

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'What I'm saying is illogical'

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I can't do impressions 
of other people

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but I can do an impression of her

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There's the pursing of the lips

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"This isn't democracy-mm"
Like that

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That pursing happens unconsciously

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So those are their words, not ours

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Let's talk about our words

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"Bullshit! Bullshit! Bullshit!"
That's them

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They make us laugh 
and feel understanding

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Our life experts are people like 
the cleaning woman who said that

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The people who deserve
our attention

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are those who never give up

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and play their role fully

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Who use our words:
"Bullshit! Bullshit! Bullshit!"

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Doesn't that give us more pleasure
than any politician's speech?

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They're our words
But experts talk like this

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"That word actually means 
'typhoid fever'"

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"So it shouldn't be used that way"

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That's what they're saying now

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But in this case, "bullshit" is
the best four-character Chinese idiom

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Isn't it?

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Technically, it can't be that,
because it includes Korean syllables

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Let's put that conversation aside

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"Bullshit! Bullshit! Bullshit!"

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The spirit of this word seems like
it will sweep Choi Soon-sil away soon

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I want LG to name 
its next vacuum cleaner "bullshit"

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"Bullshit, bullshit, bullshit..." like this

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We need to focus on people
like the woman who said that

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People without much schooling

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Those who quit

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after elementary school,

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middle school, or high school

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It's time for us to be thankful for
people like this

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Almost none of them have 
ruined this country

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Have you seen a middle-school dropout
ruin the country?

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Have you seen a high-school dropout
ruin the country?

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People who have ruined this country 
came from the sky, practically

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Their academic level is sky-high

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SKY-high (SKY is an acronym for 
Korea's top universities)

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Almost all of them

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So if your child gets into 
a "good" university,

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you should be scared

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You have to think, 
'My child could ruin the country'

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If they want to drop out
after middle school,

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then at least they 
won't harm the country

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'Go your own way'

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'You have to,' 
is what I think, personally

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So to finish up,

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we should be able to protest against words
that don't acknowledge our values

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"Your eyes are big!"
is a way of comparing people to others

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"Your eyes are small"
is a way of comparing people to others

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We should be able to fight against
these kinds of utterances

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We have to resist politicians
when they say they will unite the nation

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Who are they to say that 
they will unite us?

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We have never in South Korean history 
been as united as we are right now

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91% of people were 
in favor of impeachment

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We are united already
So what are they going on about?

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Goodwill

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We've wasted our lives
seeking goodness in our leaders

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We must be able to 
resist and protest

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I think that that's true laughter
and that we have power

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So this election is a 
vice-presidential one

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The president has already
been confirmed

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It's you all

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Does that idea seem ridiculous?
It's not

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This is what is written
in our constitution:

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"We, the people of Korea,
proud of a resplendent history"

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Not "the republic of Korea",
but "the people of Korea"

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It refers to all of us,
each of us

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It's talking about you, specifically

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"Upholding the cause of the government 
born of the independence movement of 1919

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and the democratic ideals of the 
uprising of 1960 against injustice

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having assumed the mission of democratic 
reform and peaceful unification

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and having determined 
to consolidate national unity

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with justice, humanitarianism and brotherly love and 
to destroy all social vices and injustice,

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and by further strengthening the basic free and democratic order
conducive to private initiative and public harmony,

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to afford equal opportunities to every person,

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and provide for the fullest development
of individual capabilities,

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your capabilities in all fields, including political, 
economic, social and cultural life and to help each discharge,

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those duties and responsibilities 
concomitant to freedoms and rights,

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to elevate the quality of life, for all citizens

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and contribute to lasting world peace 
and the common prosperity of mankind,

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and thereby, will ensure security, liberty and happiness"

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For who?

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for ourselves and our posterity forever

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Do you know which phrases appear most
frequently in our constitution?

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"all citizens"

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"whoever"
"whoever"

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"each individual"

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"whoever"

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Article 10 states that

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all citizens have 
human worth and dignity

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and individuals have inviolable,
fundamental human rights and freedom,

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and it is the state's duty to confirm
and guarantee these rights

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Individuals! Whoever!

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So now it's time for our 
individual worth to be recognized

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Is this related to 
workplace happiness?

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It is

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Don't just hang up a picture
of the founder,

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hang pictures of current employees
in the halls

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Please! Please!

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Please hang them up

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Don't only hang up 
bigwigs' quotations,

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put yours up too

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The most important thing is

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being good to yourselves

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That's why today's topic is "you"

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And to the "you" editing this video, 
I say:

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It's your problem now

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Thank you

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(applause and cheers)

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English Subtitle: Jongho Jeon(전종호), Shannon Seo(서지원), Yujin Lee(이유진)
English Review: Marilyn Hook(linkgori@gmail.com)