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Teletoe!
Dancing everywhere!
Tonight's guest is...
I'm not allowed to go out with a diary but...
This is...
It's not live.
46 years of experience!
Legendary entertainer, City Boys, is here for the first time!
I see.
I'll die right away.
Because...
On the website...
What is he talking about?
There is...
70's old entertainer's diary!
I had a big fight with the radio.
A big fight!
Me too!
Naked talk variety!
Dancing everywhere!
Tonight's show will begin!
Hello, Mr. Kabayashi.
Yes.
This day has finally come.
Yes, it really is.
A good time has come, hasn't it?
This show is amazing, isn't it?
It's amazing, isn't it?
It's amazing!
The three of you are quite well-matched.
Yes, you're right.
The three of you are well-matched.
It's my first time meeting you.
Oh, me too!
Even on the TV...
Yes.
We met when we were kids, didn't we?
Yes.
We met when we were kids, didn't we?
Umezawa Tomio has been a guest since his 70's.
A real legend!
70's...
Why is that?
Welcome!
Thank you!
Nice to meet you!
You can't pass me?
Please come in!
Today's guests are...
Speedboys!
Thank you for coming!
Thank you for having me!
Don't invite me!
I didn't expect you to come!
That's right!
Why did you invite me?
There's a lot of things I want to ask you!
That's right!
I don't have anything I want to ask you!
Then, I'll call you "governor Kimpiller".
No, no!
You're a real doctor, aren't you?
We'll see you in another show!
Thank you for protecting me!
Today's guest is the legend trio, City Boys!
In the early 1980s,
comedy and nonsensical laughter combined to become a subculture boom and became popular.
A very popular show that created a tunnel in people's minds,
comedy stars were born and won ten times and won the Grand Prix!
In addition, they held a solo live show on comedy shows that no one had done before.
They are the charisma of the Tokyo Comedy Festival!
They have been active in variety shows, dramas and radio shows, and today, they are all here!
It's been a while since the three of you appeared on TV, hasn't it?
I can't be called like that.
But you do appear on TV when you're together, don't you?
Like "Our Times".
Oh, that's right!
That was three years ago.
Don't call me like that when it's not "Our Times" anymore!
I wanted you to call me like that when it was "Our Times".
It's over, so don't call me like that!
It's not over!
We're only going to talk about graves today, so don't call me like that!
No, we'd like you to tell us all about it!
In 1971, City Boys started acting while going to their respective universities.
They became famous with actors Kazama and Morio.
After that, they formed a trio, but it seems like they couldn't eat during their time as actors.
You were in your early 20s when you formed a trio, weren't you?
I think it was around my 22nd year.
Did you suddenly get along with each other? Did you have a chemistry with each other?
Well...
I don't feel like we're that close, but...
Oh, is that so?
It's like...
I don't feel like I belong in your society.
You didn't like normal society, did you?
We got old and when we were about 26 or 27, we couldn't go back to normal society.
We were 23 when we were born.
As we got older, we gradually realized that we couldn't make a living as actors.
But before that, we all quit and went back to society.
I couldn't go back and I couldn't act either.
That's how we got confused.
Until we were about 29, we were mostly students.
At that time, didn't your parents tell you to work properly or not to catch a cold?
Not at all.
I was trusted by my parents.
You were trusted.
It's hard to believe, but...
Studying was an all-or-nothing task.
If you can study, there's nothing scary about it.
Do your parents support you in acting?
No, my dad is against it.
He doesn't support me at all.
So you can't go back to your parents' house?
My mom gave me money, but I can't go back to my parents' house.
You can't go back.
My mom gave me a parking lot and gave me money.
I'm in my 20s.
I'm from Tokyo.
How about you, Mr. Kitaro?
My parents didn't like it either.
They didn't support you?
But I'm older than my dad and I have a lot of siblings.
I'm a shy kid.
You're only seven years apart.
I was shy.
Don't say it twice!
You can say it once, but you can't say "When did you have sex?"
I didn't talk about sex!
That's what I used to say.
You shouldn't say words you don't know.
Then, in your late 20s, you studied acting and did a part-time job.
Of course.
I'm about 40 years old.
What?
I can do anything.
Anything?
Have you ever been a customer?
Of course, I'm a professional.
After I found a part-time job, I worked for seven or eight hours a day.
I got 5,000 yen that day.
I got two jobs.
I took a taxi home.
There's no such a good part-time job in the world.
There was a part-time job in the back of Ginza called "Fukujin".
There were about 16 part-time jobs in the early and middle ages.
Wow.
You're more active now.
One of them was "Takita Sakae".
Wow.
Takita Sakae...
Hide it.
He was working here.
Hide it.
Hide it?
You don't say it?
I don't say it.
Did you say it?
Yes, I did.
"Takita" came first.
"Kazama" came after "Takita".
"Kazama" was eating with "Takita".
"Takita" tried to approach "Takita".
"Takita" couldn't approach "Takita".
"Kazama" and "Takita" hated "Takita" and "Sakae" so much.
Both of you are not here.
I can't take responsibility for it.
It's too much.
I had a part-time job of 100,000 yen there.
What?
So, I got 500 yen more than you guys.
It was a good part-time job.
I've never heard of it.
You've never heard of it?
It's good, isn't it? 500 yen.
In your 20s.
No, no, back in the day...
500 yen was a lot of money.
It's good, isn't it?
In your 70s, you got a part-time job when you were young.
Part-time job story.
And with that part-time job, you can play mahjong at the end of the game.
So, you play mahjong, and the loser buys the winner's next part-time job.
So, the loser can't go to the next part-time job because he's tired in the middle of the night.
I see.
Instead of you.
You're young.
You can't do anything about it.
You play mahjong and play mahjong.
Unlike young people now, you don't think about what's ahead of you.
You don't think about what's ahead of you now.
Even now, you don't think about what's ahead of you now.
Back in the day, I was in a cabaret.
Cabaret?
You don't know about cabaret, do you?
There's a girl in a cabaret.
There were about 1,000 girls in a cabaret.
There's a show in a car factory where you talk.
A show.
The singer comes and goes.
I was in the spotlight.
You were in the spotlight?
I was in the spotlight.
You were in the spotlight?
Kasuga was in the spotlight in a show pub.
I was in the spotlight in a show pub.
I was in the spotlight...
Really?
Yes, just like you.
I was a part of the spotlight.
Say, did you know about it?
Did you know about it?
A lot of people knew about it.
The three of you started City-boys, didn't you?
Did you have no choice but to join City-boys?
Yes, that's right.
Who told you?
The three of you.
Was it Otake first?
Otake asked you to join.
Did I ever say it?
Did you forget it?
Eight years since they started working as a troupe, the three of them decided to form CITYBOYZ, and it seems like they have a reason for it!
Kazama sold out!
Kazama sold out at the Kamata Information Bureau!
It's like a social phenomenon, isn't it?
The three of them went to see the Kamata Information Bureau in Shinjuku.
It was funny...
It wasn't like they were frustrated or anything like that.
It wasn't like "Why is this happening?"
It was like "It's fun!"
On their way back, they were all pissed off.
They were shocked.
Before that, Kazama...
When he appeared in "Japan, Korea, and Roman Polo", he got the name "Kazama Morio".
"What the hell are you doing?"
"Shame on you!"
"Don't you know who I am?"
He said that and became such a big star.
It was even more shocking.
It was too early for Kazama to sell out.
After that, it wasn't easy for the three of us to put in the hard work.
That's how it got to be.
It was so funny.
We have a concert every month.
"SEA BOYS".
Maybe five people in the audience...
No!
- We didn't do that! - It wasn't like that at all!
- "SEA BOYS". - We've only done "bar shows".
In Roppongi, there is a bar called "YUCO".
We were loaned there.
There were about seven customers who said they would do it next time.
Among them was Mr. Marce Taro.
Mr. Marce Taro belongs to a place called Jinrikisha.
Jinrikisha was at that time.
It seems that he was thinking of raising entertainers who could appear on TV, and Marce said to the president of Jinrikisha, "Put them in."
That's amazing!
That's why I joined Jinrikisha.
So you really had an appointment there.
That's right. I came there to see it.
Is there a proper stage or something like that?
No, no, no.
Just like "do it"?
I cleaned up all the chairs and stuff.
Oh, that's amazing!
The city boys were doing it there.
Yes, for two hours.
Did you do it for two hours?
I did one skit for about 40 minutes.
At a bar?
At a bar.
At a bar, you did a skit for 40 minutes?
No, no, I don't know skits.
It's like you're doing a play.
Marce Taro is great at it.
That's right.
He spent 40 minutes watching three skits.
Marce, you felt something shining, didn't you?
No, I didn't feel it.
No, you didn't.
You shouldn't say it.
You should put it in.
City boys, who have achieved many things,
decided to challenge for the birth of all-time stars.
We've been in this industry since about 1981.
Oh, really?
I joined SATAN when I was about 31 years old.
Oh, you were in your 30s.
When you were in your 30s, did you think it would be bad if you didn't get results in SATAN?
I didn't think of it at all.
You didn't think of it?
I didn't think of it.
I've been trying to sell myself since I was in my 30s.
I don't know why I didn't think of it at all.
That's right.
If you saw it on TV, you'd think, "Isn't he going to make it?"
I think it's normal.
On my 10th week, I was dropped with Connel.
That's right.
I was frustrated.
Don't you think you're eating too much?
You didn't think you could eat it, did you?
I was happy that I could eat it.
But it was amazing at that time in SATAN, wasn't it?
The viewership and the world.
No, I mean...
It's been 10 weeks since I won, and it was on a daily basis, wasn't it?
It was like a promise, wasn't it?
- When you won the Grand Prix? - When I won the Grand Prix.
- I didn't get a single win. - What?
- After you won the Grand Prix? - I won 10 weeks, but I didn't get any job.
- Didn't you feel like you were a star when you won the Grand Prix? - No, I didn't feel like I was a star at all.
- Because you didn't get any prize money. - Not like you do now.
- Not like you do now. - Not like you do now.
- Not like you do now. - But at the age of 33,
- did you ever think about continuing your acting career or just keeping on acting? - No, I didn't.
- The person who won said "I'll pay you, even if you don't make money." - Oh, I see.
- He said "I'll pay you, even if you don't make money." - Not "I'll pay you."
- And... - It's not "I'll pay you."
- When I joined the company, they told me to raise my salary. - Oh, I see.
- They said "How about 100,000 yen per month?" - Oh, I see.
- And then Mr. Ohtaki... - We negotiated and...
- He said "300,000 yen per person." - Oh, wow!
- That's the first time I've heard of it. - "300,000 yen per person."
- "That's the first time I've heard of it." - "That's fine," said the president.
- So I got 300,000 yen each. - You did?
- And... - I don't know.
- All of a sudden... - Yes.
- It turned out to be 6 million yen in debt. - Debt?
- It wasn't debt. - No, no.
- It was a bounce. - I thought it was my salary, but it was a bounce.
- Oh, I see. - It was like a loan.
- But... - It was a big deal.
- It was 6 million yen. - Yes.
- The president must have been in pain. - Yes, yes.
- He said "This is bad." - Yes.
- "We're running away." - Yes.
- "We're going to blow up." - Yes.
- That's what we thought. - Yes.
- Until then... - Yes.
- Samurai Nippon... - Yes.
- Musical Boys... - Yes.
- They came from all over the country... - Yes.
- They came to us from the money they made. - Yes.
- They paid for us. - Yes.
- The kitchen was in pain. - Yes.
- We didn't know that. - Yes.
- We got angry and said... - Yes.
"We can't pay you back the 6 million yen."
- "Let's run away." - Yes.
- Just at that time... - Yes.
- A commercial for a big company... - Yes.
- Was released. - Yes.
- We did it together... - Yes.
- And we paid back all of it. - Yes.
- All of it. - Yes.
- That's how we lost all of it. - Yes.
- That's amazing. A commercial for a big company... - Yes.
- It was about that time... - Yes.
- "Isn't it over?" "Are you okay?" - Yes.
- "There's still more." - "There's still more."
- "There's still more." - "No, no, no."
- "That's enough." - "That's enough."
- "No, say it a little more." - Yes.
- I'm going to end up talking about my part-time job when I was young. - Yes.
- It's embarrassing. - Yes.
- Don't talk about recent things. - As you say.
- As you say. - Yes.
- No, but I want to hear it. - Yes.
- When you were young... - Yes, I want to hear it.
- Well, it's a different era. - Yes.
- There weren't many people around who wanted to make money. - Yes.
- However, we... - Yes.
- We thought mainly about concerts. - Yes.
- If you say it now, it was about solo concerts. - Yes, yes.
- We were the only ones who did it at that time. - I see.
- It's like that. - Yes.
- It's the first time for us to do a few concerts like that. - Yes.
- That's how we started working. - I see.
- I've heard of it before. - What is it?
- Like "Banana Man". - Yes.
- That's how "City Boys" started. - Yes.
"City Boys" held a solo concert in Conte that no one had done before at the time.
It was held at the same pace every year.
The tickets were so popular that they sold out quickly.
But we didn't have a solo line-up.
We were acting, so we had that kind of feeling.
Did the three of you come up with the story at the time?
The story we came up with was terrible.
But you have to be three people at first to think about it, don't you?
What was the first story?
It was a counterclaim against a witness test.
If you can't talk, we detectives will shut up, too.
But you didn't shut up all the time, did you?
That was the first one.
The first one was "shut up"?
Shut up.
You didn't get much of it, did you?
It was pretty sad.
Meanwhile, a group called "Takenaka" and "Itoseikou" were formed.
And "sabukaru no nami" was born.
He's already dead at the moment, but he's still working as a professor in Kyoto.
He participated in "takenaka".
So Miyazawa had a big presence.
That's right.
And the number of customers increased a lot.
That's a good point.
I came all the way to see "harada tomoyo".
Oh, really?
Welcome to "harada tomoyo".
You remember it, don't you?
I remember it clearly.
Miyazawa worked with us for about ten years.
Then "miki satoshi" worked with us for about ten years.
And "hosoka" worked with us for about ten years.
"sabukaru no nami" worked with us for about ten years.
And after ten years...
Every writer thought of something stupid.
Well, there is a part of us that made us grow up.
I see.
That's right.
By acting and making it interesting, we gain experience.
It's getting easier and easier to write.
I see, I see.
But, about ten years later, why has it changed?
In the end, the writer gets really mad at us.
He gets mad?
He gets mad at us at that time?
He's a good adult, isn't he?
He's a good adult.
He's in his late 30s.
He's over 40 years old.
What do you mean? We're young.
He gets mad perfectly.
"Sir, sir, you blew my ad-libs over there, didn't you?"
"Was that interesting?"
But, he's mad at us for doing ad-libs.
He's over 40 years old and has a career.
What do you mean, "ad-libs"?
Who are you?
I'm going home to the dressing room and the director is waiting for me.
I'm going home to the market.
He's mad at you.
He's mad at me.
I don't like it.
I went home to the market.
Yuji Nakano and Yuji Umura go to the dressing room together,
but those who think they did an ad-lib on stage don't get angry, so they disappear more and more.
Yuji Nakano is stupid, so he goes to the dressing room first, and he is far away, and he is scolded.
Then you go home first, right?
I couldn't go home.
It's strange, isn't it? It seems like you're getting bigger and bigger when you have power.
No, at first, I had a low waist, but when I became an actor, I had a great career and had a great personality.
Most of them turn over in one or two years.
At first, people who came in like city boys are scolded by city boys two years later, right?
We say, "What are you doing?"
It seems like there is a problem with the three of you.
Certainly, we have a problem.
The more I touch you, the more I get scolded.
You're that old and you won't be scolded.
But at that time, you were very busy with TV, weren't you?
This stage is...
Surprisingly, there were a lot of guests, and we were making a lot of money on stage.
Wow, that's amazing!
So for that part of the TV, I'm also a naive person, but I was making a different character than the three of us called "Tokonamegawa Makoto".
Wow!
And then I was rampaging in "Reunion" or something like that.
And I was rampaging because I thought the TV wasn't suitable for it,
but when you go back to the theater, you'll have a lot of guests.
And when you do that, you can do whatever you want.
So "Tokonamegawa" was your character?
Yes, yes, yes.
That rampaging Otake-san?
Yes, yes, yes.
Wow, I didn't know that.
Thanks to his popularity on stage, he was very popular in "Yuuyake Nyan Nyan".
Otake-san was also very active as a classic character in a variety show.
When we were little kids, we were really scared of Otake-san rampaging.
Nowadays, when people go out for a reason and get angry, they say, "I got angry when I went out, too."
That's true.
You broke things, didn't you?
I broke a set and made Yamase Maori cry.
That's also a reason.
Don't you want to remember that?
No, that's "Tokonamegawa".
You're so delicate.
You should remember.
To return your words, that's also recorded so it doesn't go on for a long time.
Yes, you're right.
I can't go out on a daily basis for that, but...
Isn't that a live show?
No, it's not.
You probably went out on a daily basis.
"Yuuyake Nyan" is a live show.
That was my fault.
Otake-san, that part.
That was my fault.
You're amazing.
You were so kind.
There's a movie theater, and it's on TV.
It's a little vague idea
but if you can overcome it with a shield
you don't have to use other characters
so I thought I'd go with this
and I'm out of money everywhere.
It's really out of money, isn't it?
I forgot the name of the night after that, but Seiko Ito and these guys will all appear in the daily television.
At the end of the rehearsal and at the time of the performance, I was stopped by Mr. Otake at the entrance door and only I couldn't come out.
It's really out of money, isn't it?
Then these guys said, "Then Otake," and went in.
"Wait a minute, I'm a friend of yours, aren't you?"
"No, that's what I mean," I said.
That's when I realized for the first time that I was out of money.
In that era, did you and Mr. Saito want to appear in a drama?
No, Otake's gag is three parts, so it doesn't matter.
I don't know if you noticed it in the middle of it, but you said you didn't like it.
You said you watched all of high school baseball with me.
It was a really good three parts.
For example, how much did you know about the TV tackle world and comment on it?
It wasn't coming.
First of all, "Hiromi" and "easy money" came out.
Oh, really?
It was a variety of TV tackle.
And I think Takeshi-san and I won first place in a tug-of-war on that show.
As we were doing that, as more and more guests became politicians,
E. G. Mai disappeared for a while, and after a while, Hiromi disappeared.
And political things started.
"Isn't it my turn next?" I said in order.
"I don't think it's right for me to do it." Well, I started talking about things that didn't happen.
At first... At first...
You didn't know much about it. I didn't know anything about it.
But I only asked behind their backs if it's okay for me to talk about it.
I see.
"Can I talk about him?" "Can I talk about Hirasawa Katsue?"
"Can I talk about Anna?" "Can I talk about Hirasawa-san?"
"If you talk about her, she'll come back, so be careful."
It was amazing, that TV tackle of the time.
Adults were really arguing with each other.
They were. It was funny.
They were really fighting.
With Yoko Tajima and Zoe Semas.
Right.
"Yoko Tajima." "Yoko Tajima."
What do you mean?
Wow, what a story!
I was watching it.
You're singing a song now, aren't you?
A chanson.
A solo.
It was a Yoko Tajima shoot.
She was in it with Usumi Midori.
And Yoko Tajima was in a lot of places.
She was eating beef and stuff.
And in the end, there's a bathtub like a drummer's.
I've been in a bathtub with Yoko Tajima and Usumi Midori.
That's a lot of work.
That's an amazing shoot.
I want to see it.
I want to see the material.
It's really funny.
And then I lived in Karuizawa.
I drove back to Karuizawa in a taxi.
I went back to Karuizawa in a taxi.
It's amazing.
I was so hungry that I ran away.
He went back to Karuizawa.
I didn't pay for it.
Everyone paid for it.
I once stopped at a place called Tajima Yoko in Inchine.
I stopped at a place called Tajima Yoko in Inchine.
I paid for it.
When I paid for it, a fly was killed in the middle of the center of the table.
Everyone thought I was drunk.
But the cameraman drank too much.
Don't say you were drunk.
At that time, I thought everyone had the same thought.
I still have a part of it.
I had a big fight with the radio.
You said "no" right away.
I don't know if you believe me or not.
I wanted to make it more interesting, but I said "no" right away.
Do you think it's my failure?
Then you should quit.
You should quit, too.
Why do you say that?
Shou wants to ask the city boys who survived the Heisei era.
Did you eat out with celebrities and friends?
There was a time of bubble.
It's a problem now.
When I was young, there were a few bubble programs.
But no one came.
Really?
No one invited you?
I heard everyone said it at that time.
The program was small.
Well, it's my fault.
No, no, it's not like that.
I don't know, but...
I don't think city boys would play like that.
I hate the entertainment world.
It's dull.
Oh, is that so?
You don't like it very much, do you?
I don't like it.
What do you like about it?
The entertainment world is a lump, isn't it?
It's been a while since everyone did it.
It's kind of a bad world.
All right!
It's gorgeous.
I'm happy. I'm happy today.
It's a gorgeous world.
I didn't know there was such a proud person on TV.
I don't like it.
I don't like it either.
Oh, you don't like it?
I like playing alone.
Since a long time ago?
Since a long time ago.
Do you have a lot of hobbies?
I have a lot of hobbies.
Oh, you like manga, don't you?
I like manga.
I still read manga all the time.
Oh, you read it all the time?
I've been reading "Shonen Jump" since the first issue.
Wow!
What?
Every week? On Mondays?
Every week.
Wow!
"One Piece" and "Jujutsu Kaisen"?
That's right.
Wow!
I've been reading "Shonen Jump" every week for 36 years.
I still think it's a long time.
"Shonen Jump" was released when I was 19 years old.
Oh, really?
At first, it was released every two weeks.
Since then, I've been reading it all the time.
Wow!
I don't think there's anyone like you.
Is "Kaisen" always interesting? "Shonen Jump"?
So, I was invited to do a drama themed "Shonen Jump" on TV Tokyo.
Wow!
Well, all my hobbies become my job.
Wow!
Well, I did all the scouting and signing agreements.
You just read comics and gamble, don't you?
You owe me money.
Wakabayashi, you should gamble more.
I just gambled.
You know, there is a chance that Love Letters will win the championship.
Do you watch the King of Contest every time?
Yes, I do.
Every time?
I watch it like the next day.
In a hurry?
Yes, in a hurry.
In a hurry?
When I was on the show in the morning, I wondered what happened.
I thought I won the championship.
In a hurry.
You were young and you won the championship.
No one saw our championship.
What?
You won the championship.
Yes, yes.
Mr. Shani.
No one thought we would win the championship.
Poor Love Letters.
I knew that we would win, so I said we made it to the final.
So I thought I'd watch it.
But I didn't think we would win.
I didn't think we would win.
I was convinced when I watched the show.
It's interesting.
Do you think it's interesting for the kids of Conte now?
Yes, it's interesting.
It's interesting.
Yes, it is.
Mr. Ohtake was a judge of M-1.
Do you think it's interesting for the kids of Conte now?
No, it's not interesting for us at all.
No matter which group we are in.
But when it comes to it, stupid people like Batteries come to mind.
They all graduated from college and became rich people like us.
They all graduated from school and went to college.
Do you think it's funny?
Yes, it is.
It's like it's falling off my knee.
Yes, it is.
It happens a lot now, doesn't it?
But it's amazing.
It's amazing.
When you're 70 and you see a young woman, you don't know what's going on.
You don't know and you don't see.
I've been to all of Jisonne's concerts.
Jiro.
I'm sure you know.
Yes.
Jiro, Jisonne,
God said it came.
Yes, it is.
It can't be.
No, it's God.
Yes, it is.
You're in a good mood all of a sudden.
You're in a good mood.
Yes, I took a break.
The three of us sometimes do it at "ash and d".
We did it a little while ago.
We do it.
At that time, the three of us do it.
What do you think of each other?
Don't you think of each other anymore?
I think of a lot of things.
In this career?
This guy.
I did it the day before.
I got a lot of things.
I think of it and shake it.
I don't do it.
Why?
I don't want to do the same thing.
New Year.
Get used to the old.
I see.
It's just empty.
Get used to the old.
I got it yesterday.
It's the same thing.
I want to make it more interesting,
but it slips.
That's my mistake of the day.
Do you think it's more?
I think it's more.
You think it's my mistake.
You should shake it.
They don't do the same thing.
They don't do it, do they?
They don't do it.
It's a little like Kasuga-kun.
I see.
The original style is very similar from the beginning.
I see.
People who read "jump" don't do the same thing.
Don't make "jump"
It's a new term.
I see.
In your career, have you ever worried about your TV career?
Not recently.
Not recently?
Not recently at all.
Not at all?
You're not lonely?
I'm not lonely at all.
That's good.
I don't want to say this, but you're doing a cool style like Ryuutarou Kamioka.
You should quit it.
You have nothing to say about Ryuutarou Kamioka.
It's the last minute.
You should quit it.
Why do you say that?
You shouldn't say that.
I don't mean it.
We hate each other.
You quit it. You quit it.
Stop it, it's amazing how you two get along.
But like I said in the beginning, the three of you, you don't want to appear, do you?
Huh?
Is that so?
But now, on the radio...
Yeah, they're doing it.
Isn't it sad for the three of you to get together?
It's really sad.
It's sad?
It's sad.
No matter what we say, it's all stupid.
No matter what we say, what do you think he said?
What did you say?
You know the rice balls they sell in Japanese supermarkets, right?
Yes.
Three of you, five of you...
It's a rice ball.
Oh, it's a rice ball.
Three of you, five of you, seven of you, Otake...
He said, "Seven of you are the best."
That's a strange story.
It's a strange story.
I didn't know that.
You didn't know, did you?
You guys make it at the same place.
Three of you, five of you and seven of you.
The seven of you are the fastest.
I had a big fight with Rajo.
A big fight.
I also...
I also said...
I also said that.
That Kisaro...
I believe in the strongest.
The taste is different.
I believe in you.
The seven of you are different.
Next, bring it to me.
The seven of you and four of you.
Let's compare the taste.
Bring it to me.
I said it's okay.
The taste is different.
If you bring it to me...
He didn't say a word about it.
The four of you and the seven of you...
It's made by another company.
I didn't say that.
I said it's okay.
It's made by another company.
Wait a minute, Sakumo-san, listen to me.
Why is it another company?
I'm not young.
I'm talking about a normal supermarket.
There are seven of you, four of you and three of you.
You think you can know it from the same place, don't you?
I don't think so.
But when I heard it recently, I believed it right away.
Why do you believe it?
No, I don't believe it.
It's weird that you don't believe it.
I knew it right away.
I don't know if you believe it or not.
The taste is different.
You've been saying it's different lately.
Why doesn't Saiki-san say anything?
I don't say anything.
Give me something.
Wait a minute, Saiki-san.
I won't say that 7-in-1 and 4-in-1 are different in the way you hold it.
Even if you don't say it, it tastes different.
Shut up!
7-in-1 is sold in one or two supermarkets.
It sells very well.
However, there are 5-in-1, 4-in-1, 5-in-1 and 5-in-1 and 3-in-1.
There are many of them.
7-in-1 is popular and not sold in supermarkets.
But, when you eat it, it tastes different.
The company is different.
You don't say it.
You don't say it in the first week.
You don't say it in the second week.
You don't say it in the third week.
You don't say it in the fourth week.
You don't say it in the fifth week.
I didn't realize it.
You said it tastes different.
We are a team.
I believe in you.
I don't doubt you.
For 40 years, I have been in 2-in-1.
I have been in 2-in-1.
You don't believe in me.
I believe in you.
You believe in everything.
I don't lie.
You don't lie.
But, I might say something wrong.
Take-san is careful about it.
What are you talking about?
It's funny.
It's OK.
It's about to end.
I can't even drink alcohol.
You can never drink alcohol.
Thank you for your valuable story.
You were very energetic.
Thank you.
Thank you for your hard work.
That's all for today.
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That's right.
To be honest.
Everyone I talk to is talking about my friends.
Everyone says that.
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It's not just about tomorrow.
I really can't see anything.
When you say it's funny, it's the happiest time for me.
Even now, German people say whatever they want!
Furthermore!
I'm a linguist and an entertainer.
I thought I had to bring up a court-like topic.
But it didn't get me excited at all.
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Secret!
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