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An entertainer who doesn't know how to interact with the staff, shyness, trauma, lack of self-confidence, the latest work in the human relations series.
From next week, we will talk about how to change cleanly.
Tonight, we will gather members who don't know how to interact with the staff.
Well, I think I'm pretty good at interacting with people.
It's not that you're good at it, but I really don't know what people who say they're not good at it feel like.
Why is it so difficult for me to talk like that with people I meet at work?
It seems difficult.
Also, don't you believe only in Fujimon-san?
Why?
There are various types of people who say they're not good at it.
There are people like Fujimon-san who say they're not good at it.
It's not because you're shy.
There are people like Kusanagi who say they're not good at it.
I know what you mean.
Iguchi, you're like that too, right?
I've only eaten with the staff once or twice in my life.
Really?
I don't even have the image of getting along with them.
An entertainer is like a daily worker, right?
They go to work first and come back after work.
An entertainer has always been an entertainer, right?
I think I'm just a part of the entertainer's life.
That's how you think.
Even if I'm not there, I feel betrayed.
When I wasn't selling well, the staff at the TV station would pull me into the studio like a cable.
I was watching it with the same eyes.
You don't watch cables that much, do you?
I'm still a little scared of that past.
How about you, Niiyama?
I've been doing a little bit of rain talk.
I thought I was getting closer to the staff little by little.
I got an offer from an unknown actor to get along with the staff.
"Is there such a way of being touched?"
When you got the offer, you said, "That's right."
You seemed like you could do it.
You seemed like you could do it all.
But I got a reply saying, "No, you can't."
"No, you can't."
I have a lot of feelings of wanting to talk.
But I'm nervous about it.
When I go to work, I practice talking.
It loops in my head.
Do you practice it?
Talk?
Talk.
When everyone is talking, I practice it.
Hirabayashi, you're really bad at it.
I've been scolded for it many times.
"Don't practice it."
"Don't practice it. Listen to what people say."
I can't do it.
I think it's because of the times.
It seems like competing with each other has become more difficult since the competition became tougher.
Why is that?
In the past, people didn't like looking at each other.
It's because of that that we had to keep our distance.
Now that we can't do that anymore...
If the competition is tougher, people will take away your talking ability.
They will!
That's one of the reasons.
You're not bad at it either, are you Otogura-san?
- I'm not very good at it, as a staff member. - I'm not too bad at it.
I'm not good at talking.
It's not delicate, it's just that.
So it's rough.
It's good for me to be able to answer.
If you don't have to think about it so much, it's like that.
What are you talking about?
What am I thinking about?
I envy you.
I admire you.
I'm not bad at it.
I'm also good at communicating.
I also publish books.
This is one book.
You're lying with that smile.
That smile.
He does that smile a lot.
Like me,
let's see what kind of steps
he is taking with the staff.
I summarized it on the panel.
Here it is.
First of all,
he starts a conversation.
He starts a conversation himself.
That's amazing.
When he starts a conversation,
he returns more than two words.
What does he start a conversation with?
"I saw you play baseball yesterday."
"You played derby yesterday."
Is it before a performance?
Before a performance, not at all.
Doesn't he practice talking?
What is that practice of talking?
You don't have to talk.
Why doesn't he practice talking?
When he starts a conversation,
he exchanges contacts.
Then, he goes for a drink.
When he goes for a drink,
he can have a deep conversation.
When he finishes his work,
it will be easier for him to work.
Even if it's just once or twice.
Even if you're not an entertainer, you don't have much to say.
Even if you're an entertainer, you can talk as much as you like.
But if you're not an entertainer and you think you're a normal human being, you don't feel like talking.
You don't feel like talking.
The audience might feel like you're a principal.
There's a distance.
What I do a lot is...
I often hear "how much?"
Even if the person has it.
"How much is this camera?"
And if the camera man says, "Well, I guess it's about this much."
"It's expensive!"
"Isn't there a cheaper one?"
When you say that, you can talk more about the camera.
I was surprised.
Do you look like a woman?
You don't look like a woman.
Self-analysis of why you're not good at it!
Now, let's announce why you're not good at it!
Let's start with Iguchi!
Self-analysis, please!
I feel like I'm on top of the TV staff.
When I was young, I went to a lot of shows and auditions.
At that time, I felt like I was chosen by the people who chose me.
I always feel like I'm on top of the staff.
So, at that audition...
I'll never forget what you said to me.
The feelings at the time...
"I'm sure you'll get it in a live show."
They said like that.
It's still there.
To be honest...
As an entertainer, you don't know where you'll be sold.
But why do they say like that?
It used to be like that.
It was a great era.
"Is it really like this?"
"I can't do it." "Do you want to do it?"
So, you don't have...
The experience you have now.
I do, but...
I don't want to get close to people like that.
I wanted to get to know...
The staff who would watch me.
"Is it like this for everyone?"
You'd think like that.
There are a lot of staff who love you, Iguchi.
Really?
Iguchi, Iguchi, do your best!
It's not like you're being called.
I'm sorry.
That was close!
Iguchi, that was close!
Are you happy about it?
Iguchi,
What do you think about it?
The survey...
What do you think about it?
The survey...
It's like a debate.
Iguchi's regular show, "Ears Hole Kappo-style Family's Producer"
We've done this show together for one year.
We've never...
I'm really sorry about this. I'm really sorry about this. I'm really sorry about this. I spilled real tea.
You were practicing, weren't you?
I was practicing.
You were practicing, weren't you?
I spilled real tea.
It's too narrow for me.
He's a producer with an earful personality.
He's been on the show with us for a year.
But he's never been called by his name.
I asked the staff, too.
But it seems like no one has ever been called by his name.
He also doesn't get along with the female staff.
I see.
I think you should ask him about his earful personality.
You're the kind of person who...
You're quite powerful, aren't you?
You don't remember his name? Or you know it, but you don't remember it?
It's Kunto.
He's young and he's asked Iguchi to do something for him.
He's a producer with an earful personality.
But he's never been called by his name.
If he's never been called by his name, you won't be able to call him.
You can ask him, "What should I call you?"
Wow!
That's...
Was there such an idea?
No, there wasn't.
Can you ask him, "What should I call you?" normally?
"Anything is fine."
"Can I call you Venus?"
On the contrary...
Kunto!
"Can I call you Venus?" "Eh, can I call you Venus?"
The distance is shortened...
I see, I see...
It's annoying...
But if you've been in this world for quite a few years...
After all, AD-san is obviously younger...
I wonder if the person who called you "kun" will resent you later...
What do you mean?
"When I was AD, I called you 'kun'..."
On the contrary, I have another image of you, "kun"...
Like a politician...
Like a socialist...
Like Yoshida-kun...
That's true...
It's better to call you by your name, right?
But isn't there a time when you don't know for sure?
It's not like there's Wikipedia...
That's true, that's true...
If you get one word wrong and think about what you should do...
Even if you think it's almost correct...
You can't say it...
That's true...
But when you see someone else calling you...
"Ah, ah, it was correct!" Do you think like that?
I seriously can't remember...
I know, I know...
I've been doing radio for 5 or 6 years...
But I still can't remember anyone...
That's really...
Because you're an idiot...
Who's an idiot?!
I'm an idiot, but...
Now, Hikoro, would you like to say something?
My self-analysis is like this...
In the end, I'm weird...
Or rather, as adults...
Of course, we're weird...
But in the end...
The people who are here...
They think that they're living a really excellent life...
Whether it's college entrance exams...
Or job hunting...
They're elites...
At the time, I don't know for sure...
But I think I drank with Mizusawa Ali-san or something like that...
I don't know...
I don't know if it's Wikipedia or not...
That kind of person...
After it was over...
After the recording was over...
"Hikoro-san, it was interesting!"
"Thank you for today!"
Even if you say that...
Somewhere...
"No, thank you!"
Really...
"Ah, I'm sorry! Thank you very much!"
While thinking like that...
But while editing in this sub-channel, I was worried that people would say some really bad things about me.
After all, I haven't been able to get rid of that low-minded way of thinking somewhere.
There's no staff who can open up their hearts at all?
Even now, there are people who say, "Oh, that's interesting!" when it hasn't sold well.
I'm grateful for that, so I won't forget it for the rest of my life.
I thought you two were confident about it.
No, no, no, no! Don't fight with Atsushi-san like that!
No, I think it's a good thing!
Even if you get all of them right, you can't walk!
You can't live thinking that everything is right!
That's not true!
It's like you're doing a great diss track!
No, it's a good thing!
You can't walk like you got all of them right! You can't do that!
Now, Hashimoto, would you like to go?
Yes! Here's my self-analysis!
Even if we're close, if it's not interesting, it's over.
After all, we're not playing either!
We're here to work, so everything that's interesting on the spot is everything!
That's right, that's right!
That's all!
That's why we're practicing!
If we have a good recording, we can contribute!
We're all focused in the dressing room!
If we talk too much and go into the studio, we won't be able to say a word!
It's over!
I totally understand!
Thank you!
I totally understand!
When I look at it like that, it's really...
Especially this Osaka comedian...
Is there such a thing?
I can't say that Tokyo comedian is bad, but...
He's not risking his life!
It's not like that!
Don't say it like that!
The moment it ended, he approached the staff and said...
"Well, since we don't have much time, let's do something about it."
Why are you all laughing like that?
I'm telling you! I'm telling you!
That's why he's so good at fighting.
That's right!
You can say it like that!
He's a samurai!
So, Hashimoto doesn't want to get along with the staff anymore?
No, that's not what I'm saying!
That's what you're saying, right?
"Just look at the results!"
Wait a minute, what did you say?
"Just look at the results and make a decision."
That's what a samurai would say, right?
That's not what I'm saying!
That's not what you're saying!
What is it?
A samurai eats rice balls, too!
He eats them, too!
There are scenes of samurai dancing in tea house in "Jirai Riki".
There are samurai eating three colors of dango in tea house.
So, you want to get along with them and make a decision, right?
Yes.
You want to get along with them and make a decision, but you don't want them to think you're using them, right?
To each other!
So, you don't want them to think you're using them, right?
Don't worry about me!
Hey!
Don't worry about me!
I'm always watching you!
I'm worried about you!
Tsudamo!
Yes?
Please tell us!
I'm like this.
I don't get along with the staff who are related to me.
You don't get along with them?
It's a variety show.
I'm like Hashimoto.
When you get along with them and slip...
The reaction is too big.
You got along with them, right?
Yes!
When you get along with them and slip...
If you get along with them and slip, you can't do anything about it, right?
If you don't get along with them at first...
Even if you slip...
Your relationship won't change, right?
If you get along with them, you won't be able to slip anymore.
Even if you slip in the actual show...
Even if you get along with them again and go home...
There are people like Inoue, right?
Yuta!
Non-san's...
Non-san's Inoue!
Tomime said it too.
He speaks very frankly...
Even in the actual show...
Even when he receives so much...
He still speaks and goes home...
I think it's amazing!
You want to contribute, right?
You want to be of help...
That's right!
You don't want to be a shame for this person!
That's right!
Right, Inoue-san?
That's right!
If you get along with them...
It's like you're embarrassing them!
You don't want to be a friend of the staff either?
If you get along with staff you don't know...
But getting along with staff you don't know...
Isn't it difficult?
For example...
If you're a staff of a music station...
Why?
It has nothing to do with it!
I want to know!
How do you get along?
Golfing...
Getting to know each other...
The staff of the golf club...
They invite me to go...
And I talk a lot!
That's normal!
You don't go to music stations, right?
I don't go to music stations!
And...
In the first place...
It would be funny...
If Tsuda appeared in a music station...
I refuse!
How about you, Minyan?
Me...
It's like this...
If you betray each other...
You won't get along...
It's the same!
That's what everyone thinks!
It's the same!
If you don't get along...
Or you get along...
Which one do you betray?
It's the same!
If you betray someone you get along with...
You'll feel it in your heart...
But I'm a little different from you two...
I...
If you date...
I'll be serious until the end!
I want to have a deep relationship with someone I can go with.
Oh, the staff.
Yes.
A deep relationship.
That's right. If it's a marriage-oriented relationship, I'd like to have it.
Marriage-oriented?
Yes, I'd like to have a deep relationship with that person.
Marriage-related?
Yes.
Like a regular show?
That's right.
If you get along with them quickly, you can get along well even if you don't do well.
I see.
As expected of you.
You're one stage above.
I think I raised people from Suishu Japan.
Yes, yes, yes.
I don't have to be conscious of the camera and move around freely.
I've built a relationship where I can say "thank you" when I'm angry.
I want to do it with a team like this.
You praise the staff so well.
We're all workaholics, but only Atsushi is workaholic.
That's right.
No, no, no.
He's the one who's sensitive about it.
He always praises the staff so much.
"Why did you call us here today?"
Atsushi is workaholic.
Isn't he good at it?
He's amazing.
That was amazing.
That was amazing, wasn't it?
Is it all in that book?
"Super Workaholic."
Isn't it an industry edition?
It's a good book.
But I also use LINE with Mr. Tsuji.
What do you talk about?
What do you use LINE for?
I like it because I like it from the northern country, so I use it from the northern country.
You've never used LINE with Mr. Tsuji, have you?
I haven't.
You haven't, have you?
I only use LINE with Mr. Tsuji.
What?
That's unfair.
Maybe Mr. Tsuji has something to say about it.
Mr. Kusanagi, your self-analysis.
I'm afraid of getting close to people.
That's amazing.
I'm happy when people say "thank you" to me.
I know that I should say it to the staff.
But I'm afraid of being evaluated.
I'm afraid of that.
I'm afraid of being evaluated.
Mr. Kusanagi, don't worry about it.
I stopped using LINE.
You deleted LINE?
I deleted LINE.
I'm living alone.
That's amazing.
I do a live show once a month.
I don't have a staff member.
I bring a microphone and start using it.
I go home with it.
You do a live show?
I bring it home.
It's like Coolpoco.
I don't know how to use it.
I couldn't get a job because I was bullied.
But Mr. Ametoku used it.
All the shows were successful.
I can't believe it.
You started it like that.
What do you think of Mr. Kusanagi?
I don't want to know.
I'm sorry.
It's okay.
A director of a certain show.
He says "a certain show".
Are you hiding it?
It might be a good thing or a bad thing.
He has worked several times.
When he thinks that the distance has shortened a little from the beginning, he goes back to zero.
He says "don't think we've gotten along".
Because he doesn't want people to think like that, he says "reset" to me.
He says "I'm trying to make up for it".
"I'm trying to make up for it".
It doesn't seem like it.
That's right.
There are many people like him.
I've only heard of one.
There are more, right?
There are more.
Ah, there aren't any more.
There aren't any more.
Let's make up for it.
I'd like to say it first.
The situation of a TV station is making me panic.
Because it's not popular.
This space?
But if it's an abnormal space, there's no doubt about it.
That's...
An abnormal space?
When I entered the space, I wanted to talk to the staff.
But I was too focused on myself.
The staff's names...
At first, they told me their names.
But I couldn't remember their names.
"You don't remember your name, do you?"
While I was getting angry, I started to fear talking to them.
So I think it's safer not to talk about it.
Even though you're talking to each other, you don't remember your name?
"What was your name again?"
This is...
"You don't remember your name, do you?"
"No, I know your last name."
If you say your last name, you can easily receive information about your first name.
Isn't it good now?
Nagase from Tokyo also said it.
In the past.
He remembered it.
Nagase from Tokyo?
Nagase Moto...
Nagase Moto?
You don't remember it at all!
You sound like Fuyuki Moto!
Nagase Moto?
With katakana.
There's a famous Yoshimoto in Yoshimoto's theater, right?
I couldn't remember the name of the musician there.
When I went to see the musical "Tsuma" with my wife, I met the musician.
I introduced myself as "Tsuma"'s Marumaru.
As soon as I told my wife that I was a musician, I couldn't remember my name.
I remembered it and said, "What was my name again?"
She said, "No, Inouye!"
I said, "No, no, it's my lower name."
She said, "You've definitely forgotten it, haven't you?"
But we still communicate with each other.
I think it's great that people say things like "I don't know you!"
That's why we don't have many scenes together.
That's it!
I think that's it.
By the way, let's hear what the staff has to say.
A producer of a certain program said...
"You always have your eyes wide open and don't have a decent conversation."
That's true.
We always want to do something here.
That's why we have about a week to prepare for this talk show.
No, it's not a talk show.
It's not a talk show!
I want to think of it as an extension of the show!
You said it too much!
When we have a talk show, we can relax a little bit.
Is that so?
That's right.
So you can't do it even if you have a camera?
That's right.
And Mr. Kaji is sitting in a weird chair.
It's easy for him to move!
He's sitting in a weird chair!
There's no one like that in a talk show!
I'm sitting in a weird chair!
It's hard for me to move!
What do you think of a talk show?
First of all, you don't need a camera, do you?
No, you're right about that!
You can't show it!
Now, Fujimo!
Yes!
Here it is!
For young staff...
I don't know what they think of me.
Sometimes I work with young staff, you know.
I don't know how to keep up with them.
Just because I have a long career, young staff think I'm scary.
But you're great for talent and entertainers.
Entertainers are great.
You're great.
If you think you can work with staff like that...
My mindset is different.
There are staff under 20 years of age.
There are.
We had a meeting with staff under 20 years of age.
When we talked about episodes...
I thought we should talk about kisses.
Why do you say that?
If an old man in his 50s says it, doesn't it make you feel sexy?
I know what you're thinking.
It makes you feel sexy.
Well, you know...
It makes you feel sexy.
It makes me feel sexy.
It's like I'm trying to make my staff say it.
It's like I'm guiding them.
Young staff...
"Do you need my gaia?"
"Does it bother you?"
I was asked about it in a quiz show.
I was trying to make my staff say it.
It's my job.
I was trying to make my staff say it.
In the middle of it...
An old woman in her 80s...
She was showing her armpit.
It's rare.
I want you to see her armpit.
A picture?
Is it possible?
What are you doing?
In the middle of it...
What did you do when it came out, Fujimoto-san?
I thought it was really quiet at the same time.
I thought it was really...
Times are like that!
It happened in other shows too.
It was a show where 50 or 60 comedians appeared.
50 or 60 comedians were the highlight of the show.
That's right!
It was a battle.
"Alright! This is my highlight of the show!"
I blew it away!
The staff came up to me and...
It was recorded in a library or something.
Fujimon-san was on the opposite side and I was also on the opposite side.
The gun mic and camera didn't come at all.
Even if I said it all the time.
I went to the garage and...
I laughed and said "shhh" until late at night.
It was boring.
I was embarrassed.
I was really angry.
I said "shhh" and laughed.
It was really funny.
You made me do it.
I'm not good at talking to the staff.
People who usually work can understand.
There's a little talk time after leaving the dressing room, right?
When the guests say goodbye,
Zun's Iiyo is very good at that stroke and that talk is good,
and the staff who are saying goodbye together are like "wah" until it closes.
"wah" like that.
When I saw everyone smiling and Iiyo-san went home,
I thought it had to be like this and I thought I'd do my best.
First, I thought Iiyo-san was talking about the weather,
and when the staff said "thank you for your hard work"
and I said "oh, it was cold today",
"oh, excuse me, was the dressing room cold?"
"oh, I'm sorry, I'm sorry",
"was the bento good?"
"oh, I see",
"what was in it?"
"oh, right",
"the staff didn't eat it",
I realized for the first time there.
The food that the talent ate,
the staff said it was good,
it felt weird.
It's like an island.
It's really important.
Other people have this too.
There are a lot of elevators.
Why do you have it?
Because I'm always looking up.
Sometimes I'm staying in one place.
This is the beach.
What is this guy doing in one place?
It's not like that.
So during that time...
It's not like that.
I want to go home, but...
It's like...
When I go up, people ask me if I'm okay.
I say I'm okay.
I don't want to go up.
I want to leave this place for now.
I don't know how to say it.
Thank you very much.
I don't know how to say it.
There are good and bad moments.
In the recording.
They don't tell me which is good or bad.
I want some advice.
When you feel bad, you don't say...
"I'm sorry, it didn't go well."
You don't say "I'm sorry, it didn't go well."
You want to believe you're the only one who feels bad.
It's not like you're just running away.
You don't have that possibility.
I'm worried, so I go and ask myself.
I don't know if it's okay or not.
"I'm sorry, it didn't go well."
On a comedy show...
I had to do it again and again.
It was too much.
When I got home from the dressing room...
On the back of my lunch box...
I wrote "I'm sorry."
I wrote "I'm sorry" for this young man...
The staff who cleaned it up...
They thought it was a good book.
I asked my manager...
"Is it still alive?"
It's hard for me to tell you...
When I got home...
There are times when I think about it...
Like in the dressing room...
Until the clock runs out and the elevator bell rings...
I don't know...
What are you thinking about in the dressing room?
It's hard...
It's hard, it's hard...
There are still people out there...
Sometimes, you know...
The glass door elevator...
From Yomiuri...
Yomiuri...
You can see up to the second floor...
It's weird because it's too recent...
If you close it...
Everyone is doing this for me...
If you close it, it's fine...
But you can still see it...
That's right...
You can see it and go down like this...
And if you look up a little...
The angle of the lid looks like this...
It's like this...
There's an eye there...
If it's like this, it's okay...
If it's like this, it's out...
Because it's really, really glass...
It's really glass, Yomiuri TV...
Ah, Yomiuri...
At the end of the rain...
There was only one time when I was angry with Kaji-san...
There was a time when I said inappropriate words on broadcast about three times...
Three times?
I said it...
When I went back to the dressing room...
"How many times did you come out?" I was told...
"I'm sorry..." I said...
Kaji-san...
Maybe...
After that...
There seemed to be a little preaching...
But he ran away like that...
That's amazing...
He ran away...
And...
He's currently running away...
He's there...
I've met Kaji-san a few times...
But we haven't talked in detail about anything...
But often...
When there's a program where there's a staff member who's running away...
He can come back, right?
But there are times when he's not there, right?
Yeah...
There are times when he's not there?
Was there a time when he wasn't there?
Ah, there was...
Coincidentally...
And... "Ah, he's not there today," I was thinking...
Today he's there...
When he's there and when he's not there...
What's the difference, Kaji-san?
But, like...
When I was playing baseball in front of people...
When the coach wasn't there, I wasn't happy...
Ah...
But when the coach isn't there, you're really happy, right?
Yeah...
Is it the same before and after that?
It's that kind of feeling!
To be honest, we don't know who is who yet.
Like their name?
Like their role?
Like their policies?
There's this way of saying it, but in Kansai, it's easy to tell who is who when it comes to policies.
It's really easy to tell who is who when it comes to policies.
What kind of policies?
Really small and dirty policies.
Really dirty policies.
That kind of thing again!
Why are you guys like this Osaka makeup guy?!
Again with the entertainment topic!
They're doing it on set, right?
It's like that!
They're like, "shh!"
You don't need to know, but...
Even in remote meetings, you don't show your face, you just look like a mysterious new character.
There are a lot of new characters that you can't tell who you are.
The mic is turned off, and you're just staring at each other.
You didn't say goodbye at the end, did you?
It's not like a TV station, it's like a studio, and various programs are recorded.
Whether it's a drama or a variety show, it's a TV studio, so we're going to say hello to everyone.
When all the people in the hallway say hello, sometimes they all say hello in the hallway, but they say, "I'm not in charge of your show."
"You don't have to say hello to me." "I'm not in your show."
Everyone's saying hello, so you don't have to say it in the hallway.
Is there anyone who's surprised?
It's difficult.
I just thought of it, but I can't talk to the staff anymore.
It was like this.
I said that, but I asked if you would like to go for a drink.
I think it's a good opportunity.
I said it in Ametalk.
At first, I asked for a questionnaire in Ametalk.
I asked for a questionnaire in Ametalk.
I think it's a good opportunity.
I'm learning a lot.
I don't think I'm Hashimoto for life.
I'm learning a lot.
Monkase is amazing.
I've been to drink with a hot TV man.
We got together and said, "Let's change the comedy world."
Hot.
It's not that comedy.
It's no good if we can't change it.
I was nervous when we started working together.
We're both popular for saying that.
A director who changes the comedy world and a comedian who changes the comedy world are in trouble now.
It's not good.
I forcibly laughed.
It's like that.
Those two will continue to slide forever.
Laugh out loud.
Laugh out loud and laugh out loud.
It's like nothing's going on.
I have a mysterious question.
I don't know the contact number of the staff.
When I was called by a close comedian, I drank with him.
I wasn't told about it.
Hashimoto, it's a perfect opportunity. Please come out.
I said, "I'd love to."
Another day, about three months later, we met again.
Hashimoto, please come out.
I said, "Of course, Hashimoto."
About three months later, I said, "Hashimoto, please come out."
He said, "I'm coming out!"
He's not coming!
He's not coming.
I'm sure it's strong to have a regular show.
I'm envious of the fact that the main MC entertainer is calling the staff.
"Who made this V?"
"Is it you again?"
I really want to say that.
I don't want to see it anymore.
I don't know if I can say it.
Can we use "si" from now on?
We were talking about it.
"Si"
I'm glad to hear that from the staff.
You don't like talking to people, but what kind of words would you like to hear?
Tell us from Iguchi.
"You know I'm calling you this much, don't you?"
In the end, being called again is the happiest thing.
Even if you don't talk to each other, you're happy.
That's a happy feeling.
People like us want people to say "I like you"
We want people to say it.
We don't want people to say "I hate you" when we're too close.
On the other hand, is it okay for the staff who are watching this right now to talk to you?
Of course!
I see!
That's how it ends.
But the rally doesn't continue.
It's really embarrassing.
If you don't say "thank you" or something like that...
It's embarrassing.
It's like "thank you for planning this."
What do you do when you're praised?
I just thought about it, but I don't get praised that much.
You don't get praised?!
It's better for you to say it when it's not good, but for me it's like "oh, thank you", but I don't like it.
You don't like it when it's not good?
I don't like it when it's not good.
You've never said it before, right?
That's true.
Why did you say it like that?
Daniel is really funny.
"Who are you?"
Why did you say it like that?
Next, Hikorohi.
Yes, Hikorohi.
While editing, I realized that Hikorohi's words are the starting point.
I can't say it out loud, so even if I say it out loud when there's a lot of people watching, they don't really pick it up on the spot.
There's a lot of things they don't notice.
That was my complex.
But if I work hard and don't give up and say it out loud,
if the staff of a certain show edits it, Hikorohi's words give birth and unfold.
If you edit it, you can hear all of it.
"You know what I'm saying, right?"
When I said it, I was really moved.
I'm happy about it.
As expected of Hikorohi, you were blown away.
That's nice of you to say.
I'm happy about it.
You want people to say it out loud, right?
It's not good, but it's Hikorohi's thing.
Next, Hashimoto.
Hashimoto.
This is it.
"You're funny."
"You're crazy."
"You're amazing."
At one point, a cameraman at a Saga TV said that we finished filming for a whole day.
But when we said "OK", they put down the camera and said, "You were funny."
"You're crazy. You're amazing."
"Give me a big hand."
"We've been filming for a while and we've never had someone funny like you."
"Thank you."
"You were amazing."
"You're crazy."
That's why!
You're amazing!
I still remember that feeling.
Now, Tsuda!
I've been offering it for a long time, but I can't get a schedule.
I can't get a schedule at all.
I'm busy. I'm ticklish.
I've been wanting it for a long time.
There's a lot of it.
What do you do if you say that?
What do you do?
What's that?
I can't say anything.
Do you go to Niniyama?
Here it is.
You're already a regular.
I'm close to Egu.
He's coming at me.
How much are you coming?
You're already a regular.
You're calling me, aren't you?
The angle of coming at me is very happy.
Why are you coming at me? You're calling me, aren't you?
That's Tsundere.
Kusanagi is...
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And these two are in Shibuya right now.
They are doing their best at the Habuto Walk Club, which was founded in the '50s.
Now, Kusanagi...
He said something like, "The recording was really fun,"
but sometimes he would comment on his own broadcast.
I'm happy about that.
I don't feel like I'm watching a pass announcement, but...
It was fun.
We'll talk about it later.
Are you going to say it in person?
Even if I say it in person, I'll skip it.
It's good for social media.
I want to be like you, too!
Is that so?!
Before I became a comedian, I thought I'd be able to live like this,
but now I'm in the world of communication.
No, no, no.
It's really hard.
Now, Nedate!
Yes, here it is.
It's called "Rashisa detetane."
"Rashisa detetane."
When I was on "Ametalk," Kaji-san sent me a direct message.
It's all Kaji-san!
He was sick and had a hemorrhage.
He was catching a cold.
But because Kaji-san wasn't there, "Rashisa detetane" came out.
When the director isn't there, "Rashisa detetane" comes out.
That's what I thought today.
Fujimo!
Yes!
Thank you for doing your best for "Veteran Brazil."
It came out recently at a young person's event.
The young writer who organized the event said it to the comedian, and I heard it from the comedian.
I see.
I was really happy.
And it's said by a young writer.
That's right.
It still resonates with the young writer!
Why don't you call Mahiro?
Fujimo's team.
Why don't you go out for a drink?
You don't like it, do you?
All of a sudden.
If he says he wants to come, will you call him?
Of course I'll call him!
I'm pretty old-fashioned, but I know young people's music and stuff.
Music?!
That's old-fashioned!
Music?!
Sshh! Sshh!
Stop it!
If someone from Tokyo says it, it's over!
Anyway, it's about to end.
I heard a lot of things.
But I'm looking forward to it, today, in front of the elevator.
Oh, I see.
If you say it like that, it's awkward.
It's awkward.
It's like, "What do you want to talk about?"
Stop it!
No, no, on the contrary, if you have the awareness, the number of conversations will increase, don't you think?
Let's all call him!
What's up?
Talk to me!
Talk to him!
No, I'm talking to you!
What's up?
Thank you very much!
It's only 4 o'clock!
What?
Ikeshi, a comedian who loves to drink, even though he can't drink alcohol!
This goes well with oolong tea!
The combination with soft drinks is the best!
Is it highball?
I'm a CMT now.
Who told you to drink alcohol and not eat noodles until 4 in the morning?
He talks about his life in the city hall!
I'm sorry!
His next week is "Comedian of the Year 2025"!
"Comedian of the Year 2025"