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In last week's Tokyo Marathon, Yoshizumi and A.K.A. "Akiboto" participated as Monday's members and gave us great comments!
In the opening, we'll talk about that topic!
However...
I'm in tears.
That's amazing.
Team K's leader, Kaizaki.
Yes.
What did you think of it?
What did I think of it? It was really close, though.
Yes.
And one more person!
Don't you want to pass the baton?
Hey!
A cat!
Wow!
A cat!
Two hours first, it's fast!
It's hard, isn't it? Running, right?
It's hard, isn't it?
But is it true that you can be supported by people in the audience?
No, really!
The support and words you use are amazing!
Atsushi-san!
Don't you forget one more person?
I'm sorry, but it's Notch-san!
It seems like you've forgotten one person, but after being released from prison, he told us about the harshness of car racing!
Have you already recovered after a day?
No, I haven't run that much!
I haven't asked Tamo-san about it!
I went to cheer for Endo.
Really?
He was there!
My son was watching TV and said he wanted to cheer for Endo, so I said "since you're here, let's go!"
And as soon as we got there, Yoshizumi-san was filming!
I was so excited!
I'm a celebrity!
And I watched it again in Shiba-no-Yen, and it took about 30 minutes to cross Kodokyo Bridge.
I waited for my son and Yoshizumi-san to come.
And I asked Yoshizumi-san, and I'm sure Yoshizumi-san has been told by many people, right?
And I was like "woah!" and cut off his head!
That really scared me!
It was a lot of people, right?
There were about 30,000 people racing, right?
Yes, there were 36,000 of them.
36,000!?
How long does it take for the last person to start?
It takes about 30 minutes.
It takes about 25 minutes.
Is it okay for the car to start?
Does it take that long for it to start?
So it's like you're losing 30 minutes of time?
You have a timer, right?
It's like a chip on your foot.
It has a chip on it, and it'll pull up your start and finish time later.
Oh, really?
Oh, it's amazing.
If you type in your check number and type in "time" on the homepage, it'll all come up.
It all comes up, doesn't it?
I'm number 26705, and if you type in "26705" it'll tell you how many kilometers and how many minutes you ran.
Oh, it's all there.
That third place Japanese person, is he a normal person?
He's a normal public high school employee.
So that person isn't someone who belongs somewhere and does marathons or something like that, right?
No, it's not like that.
It's someone who does it as a hobby.
As a hobby, someone who runs in a park or something is third place.
Third place.
That's amazing!
And then that person gets selected for something?
No, and then...
You get selected for a world championship.
And you become a representative of a world championship and you also get paid for it.
Normally, it's called a "real job" and you get paid and you belong to a company and you only run for business or for work,
but those kinds of people are torn apart and normal people...
For two hours and eight minutes, it's a huge number of people.
That's right, that's right.
Wow!
Don't you get really angry with those "real job" people?
No, no, no, so it's a little...
What are you guys doing?
It happens.
So, when you're on the way to work, you're wearing a suit and you're running like this, right?
If you don't practice at that time, you won't have time.
If you were there for two hours and nine minutes and thirty seconds or more, you could become a representative of a world championship.
There was a time record for that.
They cleared it in two minutes.
They easily cleared it.
It's like, all of a sudden, an old man comes in and says, "This is the most interesting thing ever."
Isn't it like that?
Who is this old man?
No, I usually do gym.
Oh, is that true?
He's got a lot of money and is good at it, too.
So, you're going to a world championship, right?
Yes, we are.
The problem is...
I can't take a day off from school.
I see.
He said he's really busy right now.
At that guy's reception.
He's been working since this morning.