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On the 26th of August, Melbourne had their 3rd Mechanical Keyboard Meetup of the year,

and I made my way down there, with a quick 1 hour plus flight south of Sydney.

I've said this before, but mechanical keyboard meetups are events set up by members of the

community, and is a great place to see, feel, and experience a whole range of mechanical

keyboards and accessories.

But also to get to meet and talk with other people with the same interests, and get to

see people you might have talked to online.

You can usually see these meetups on the Mechanical Keyboard Subreddit which shows the upcoming

events, and I'll link that in the description below.

This one was setup by my friend at Daily Clack.

You can check out his Instagram page and website where he regularly posts mechanical keyboards

and other tech.

I was told there was like 30 or so last time, but they more than doubled the attendance

this time round, and it proved to be quite overwhelming for the small room we had, and

made it pretty tough to film.

But I was super impressed with how many people turned up, and it's just great to see the

interest and enthusiasm in the community.

Alright so let's just get into some boards.

There were a tonne of boards, so unfortunately I can't verbally go through all of them,

so my apologies.

We'll start off with the smaller ones at 40%, with this Mechmini with a clean black

aesthetic, and a large spacebar just because.

And the Vortex Core which is a ready made board that you can get, and comes with these

sweet DSA keycaps by default.

We have just a few ortholinear keyboards.

This one is a solid aluminium NIU from KBDfans, and is themed beautifully with blank pink

DSA keycaps, Kailh Speed Pink keyswitches which use a click bar creating super crisp

typing experience.

And to finish it off, a pink cable and artisan.

This ortho from OLKB is the Preonic.

And features a larger 12 x 5 layout which is mounted onto a steel plate and closed off

with some hardwood ends.

This one is an even larger ortho at 14 x 5.

The enclosure is a sandwich style case made from acrylic, with of course a clear layer

at the bottom to see the wonderful handwiring, which is done up to a Teensy.

And he also has this cool little LED circle for that bit of lighting.

And then the only other ortholinear board, which happened to be the 1 of the just 2 split

keyboards there was this Wireless Split Planck or planck with Gateron Blacks.

The PCBs were made by Spindle, and this is just a great little project, just using 2

metal plates to hold it together.

The other split keyboard was this Ergodox Infinity, packed with 62g Zealio's and topped

with DSA Granite keycaps.

Just a great piece as always with the sandwiched acrylic case and clear bottom to get a clear

view of the PCB.

And surprisingly that was it for the splits.

When enthusiasts come together, there's always gonna be a bunch of Topre keyboards.

And the HHKB had a solid presence as always.

This HHKB had a unique look with some tasty Blizzard smoke mods, some blue alphas, and

some matching artisans on the flanks.

This one is the super clean black version, but also had some mods to really make it pop

in those vibrant miami colours.

There were also some JP HHKBs, with this one having the Hi Pro keycaps on there which feel

and look absolutely amazing.

Plus it had a bunch of mods and it houses a Hasu controller, which all really bring

out most of the potential of the HHKB.

This one had a solid cohesive colour scheme going on, with is what I assume are dyed keycaps.

Then we have a couple of artisans to match creating quite a vibrant board.

There were 2 Realforces with this one being for sale, which had a bunch of mods done to

it.

And the other one had a dark red and black theme happening, with the perfectly matching

keycaps.

And there was actually a Leopold FC980C, which is again also a Topre board, but I've never

actually got to try one before.

I love the layout of this board, and the classic white and grey colour scheme with a few touches

of colour looks great.

And of course some RAMA caps for good measure.

There was also some Cooler Master Novatouches with the Topre switches in them.

This one had fake Dolch DSA caps.

And then this one had an aftermarket aluminium Norbauer case with some really nice keycaps

on it.

Finally there was just the 1 Topre clone I think.

And this was the Plum Nano 75.

And I personally really liked this one because of just how light and fluffy it looked, especially

with that reactive lighting.

And then of course there were all the other 60% boards, being pretty much the most accessible

and customisable keyboards you can get.

While looking pretty simple.

This was packing a Zeal60 PCB with Zealio keyswitches, an aluminium case, and topped

with the GMK terminal set, making for an understated but superb keyboard.

Here's another Zeal60 PCB, but this time in a nice blue aluminium case and a cute set

of Vamilo rainbow keycaps.

This GH60 was in a HHKB layout and had the GMK Skeletor set, and just had a simple sandwich

plate with that floating key design.

And then above that was a Duck Viper V2 with the beautiful Hyperfuse SA keycaps - featuring

a massively long spacebar, and a perfectly matching Cosmo artisan.

And this thing is a nice solid piece of aluminium with acrylic slits for a bit of glow, and

it just looks so clean and well put together.

The Royal Kludge RK61 isn't something I've covered yet, and is often overlooked.

But these Danger Zone SA keycaps just look amazing and completely has your attention

with the very minimal bezel the case has.

Then there was this solid metal brick.

This Duck Mini Replica had a beautiful set of Maxkey SA Orange Dolch keycaps.

And of course had a real chunky thick case, like just look at that backside.

It doesn't really make sense, but it doesn't matter.

Even back in the day we had Apple making this gem of a board.

And this is the M0110 from 1984 with that classic and beautiful angular enclosure design

which is timeless in my opinion.

And then for 60%'s you can't go wrong with the classic Pokers and the budget friendly

Anne Pro.

Now this was a super interesting board for me.

This is the Bleach60 which is a PCB by Dr.NU, and has SMK and Aruz switch compatibility.

This one has SMK 2nd gen white MX switches, with a set of Milky Way keycaps.

But then we turn it over and we have some mad hand done art on the aluminium case.

The owner said that he's going to get this laser etched in the future, so that's gonna

be awesome.

65% boards are also a really popular layout and form factor because of their balance between

functionality and size.

This ALU64 had EnjoyPBT Hangul for the keycaps and some CMYK mods, giving it some vibrance.

From Varmilo we of course have the ever popular VA68 boards.

But these ones were extra special.

First is this VA68mg which is the magnesium alloy version, and this is the Valentines

day edition, appropriately fitted with GMK Valentine keycaps.

But then we have this VA68Cu which is a copper alloy version.

And this is from the same person by the way.

And being copper, this thing is packing some weight at about 1.8 to 1.9 kilograms.

And I just love the look of it as well.

There wasn't much of Alps, but this VA68M had SKCM Cream damped Alps.

So this is just an aftermarket PCB to accommodate the ALPS switches, and of course the wonderful

AEK keycaps, as standard MX keycaps aren't compatible.

Here's another popular 65% in the Leopold FC660M.

But this one has an aftermarket aluminium case in this very sleek dark blue.

Not sure what's the go with the white keys, but still awesome nonetheless.

This FC660M had the standard plastic case, which is also great looking by the way.

And has DSA granite keycaps which just never fails to look good.

The TADA68 is perhaps one of the most popular DIY kits in the market.

And this one has the cyan aluminium case, and then packed with a variety of different

keycaps, including an Open spacbar, and CNC'd aluminium caps from Salvun.

This Smart 68 was one I missed, but has a bunch of stuff done to it, with a really interesting

set of keycaps.

And of course the good old budget Magicforce 68.

One of my favourite budget boards because of what it represents.

But this is one of the best ones I've seen, amazingly with GMK Hydro.

Being in Melbourne, the RAMA pair were there with a bunch of cool stuff.

Here's the amazing M65 which is partially covered by the really sweet looking SA Grand

Budapest set.

Unfortunately he doesn't have the PCB for it.

And above it, there's an example of the black version, and also the Brass weight which

sits on the underside of the keyboard.

Just an amazing feeling and looking keyboard, it's just unfortunate that I couldn't

try it out in it's final form.

There was also this 60% which was just a great piece.

And this also had some prototype keycaps of some different profile.

And there was no shortage of the RAMA M10 pads from different people.

This one in particular went full RAMA, and people who are familiar with stuff will know

how pretty crazy this is.

This one also had some super sweet artisans, from SVSN keycaps.

The person there was selling them as well, and they just had really great detail to them,

plus looking super appetising, which is probably a bad thing.

There was also a bunch of switch testers, including this thing.

We also had some cool special Melboure Meetup macropads by Amtra5, which house 1 switch

and a pro micro.

I also have one from Sydney, and it's a great collection piece to have.

All right, so now to finish it of we have 75% and above.

This is an MX Mini from 22KBD, with a sandwich style case using 2 aluminium pieces and an

acrylic midde, and features DSA Granite, which yet again doesn't fail to look good.

There were a few KBD75 boards, which feature a solid aluminium case, with an acrylic slit

towards the bottom.

This one had a sweet set of GMK Dolch.

And this one had a variety of keycaps, including an artisan.

Unfortunately I missed this one, but this XD64 had a bent plate case, with a heap of

mods with the insides, and topped with SA Photo Studio.

Probably one of the brighter keyboards was this Ducky Shine 3 with this bright yellow

case, which happened to go well with the SA Godspeed keyset, and just makes for a really

fun looking keyboard which I like.

This set of GMK Penumbra was on a Filco Majestouch 2, which as always is just a solid board.

This Duck Blackbird was another with a load of different things going on.

It has a sweet layout with JTK orange on black keycaps.

This thing probably cost quite a bit with all these different parts, but the end result

was amazing to see and feel.

Another heavyweight was this Red Scarf 96, with a super clean set of GMK Soware caps.

There's also underglow on the rear, but yeh, I really do want to eventually get a

board with this layout, as we basically get a full sized board but in pretty much a tenkeyless

form factor.

This keyboard was stunning with that unique layout, which is basically a 65% board plus

the function keys on the left.

The DSA Lightcycle keyset really makes this board as well, along with the matching artisan

and cable.

Here's a pair of Varmilo Boards that were given away for the raffle with that super

clean centred typeface.

And for some reason these Silent Red's in particular felt really really good.

And to rap up the boards, we have a couple of older ones, which I really don't know

much about.

One thing I realised is that Split keyboards were scarce, including the Ergodox's which

tend to feature quite a bit.

But the amount of high end stuff here was amazing to see.

Just metal everywhere, a whole lot of different sizes and layouts.

And of course the keycaps.

It's nice to get to see all these keysets that you always see online, but of course

you can't afford.

But again, a mechanical keyboard is a mechanical keyboard.

All these boards can be pretty overwhelming, but you don't need these extreme boards

to come to these events, so don't ever feel like you can't attend.

And that's pretty much it.

I just love the concept of meetups, and it's just a great time to converse and check everything

out, even if you're a beginner or don't have a board, because you won't get this

sort of opportunity to help you in deciding what to get.

The amount that you're able to try can really give you ideas and inspiration on what you

might like.

There's constantly meetups around the world which I'll link below, so definitely try

get to one, including the upcoming Sydney one at the end of the year.

So overall it was a great success and a great event.

The attendance was amazing, and was unexpected, hence the small room.

And sorry if I missed your board, I got real lazy towards the end, and it was real tough

to squeeze through and get everything.

A huge thanks to Rhys at Dailyclack, and the others who helped him out in organising the

meetup.

You guys did a super job with organising everything with the venue, the posters, cards, all the

little giveaway stuff, and of course the absolutely loaded raffle.

But the raffle wasn't possible without all the generous sponsors.

It's this support and kindness that drives the community, and it was greatly appreciated.

And finally thanks to everyone who filled up the identification cards, it really makes

my job easier.

And the good people on Discord for helping me with identifying some things.

For more infomation >> Melbourne Mechanical Keyboard Meetup August 2017 - Duration: 14:24.

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Latmun & Citizenn interview by Eatmyhouse - Duration: 7:33.

Hello, I'm Joe Bradley, I'm from the UK and probably better than to you guys as Latmun

Hey, I'm Citizenn

Okay, so mine was at home, and I basically did a work placement when I

was about 18, and I've spent all the money I earned during that placement on

buying my first ever DJ set up. Which is pretty much - I'm not that old so - there's

a couple of Pioneer decks and a Pioneer DJM-800 mixer and as times goes on

and I've become more of a nerd, and I basically moved to the Xone:92

and I have loads of things, so I use a little sampler - which is here - I've got a

reverb pedal, which is intended for guitars but just works really nicely

with the Allen&Heath mixer. I also use the Pioneer and RMX-1000 which we use for

any other extra effects, like drum rolls adding other drums in.

You can promisingly do anything you want with that, so anything you can think of you can do.

my dj set is "pretty extreme", a lot more extreme than his....

I've got this things here...

... its called the crossfader! this you can switch between tracks,

it's pretty usefull.

This as well...

This increases the volume of the track, you know so you can like, push it up, push it down, you know what i mean...

...yeah, that basically it, thats basically my setup you see

Two CDJ-s and a Mixer

So actually a wierd fact,

we're actually both from the same hometown right?

Both from Nottingham! - the home of the British club Stealth,

-You probably know Stealth, right?

-I know I know, I worked at Stealth!

-So did I!

- You worked at Stealth too?

-I used to give out flyers.

-What you used to do?

-I used to collect "glasses"

okay both of at the same caliber of jobs... -yeah, yeah yeah

So I used to give out flyers at a nightclub in Nottingham called Stealth...

...so on we're just speakin' about.

and, and from there just

being exposed to music all the time ,and that was my first nightclub i really started

going to, I didn't know I wanted to be a DJ straightaway but I just loved the music

and going out and stuff. Then and the first I went to Ibiza was probably the

moment where I knew what music I wanted to make and the direction I wanted to

take it. So after that first trip to Ibiza, which was maybe

five years of six years ago ehm ...I really started to get in the studio and like

really find my sound. I've been in studio before then, but I didn't really know what i was

doing and I didnt really know what direction I wanted to go in.

so from that moment that's when I would say I first decided to make the music I'm making now

and take it the way i have.

I think like finding your own sound I think you probably agree as well it has it's

always by accident so I didn't really I knew kind of what I wanted to make and I

was making something and it kind of sounded the way I would want it in my

head for the first time. And from that moment I kind of found my sound like I

wouldn't say it doesn't..... it happens by accident really I kind of stumbled

across it, and then I kind of used elements that I found that sound with to

kind of keep elaborating on that and build on what it is now, yeah.

- You hear a mad sound when you're out and

you don't know how it is made and like you try and recreate the

same thing and end up with something completely different.

It might sound better, it might sound worse but like it's your own thing you know

like so it's always interesting to hear these things and then being like inspired by

these new sounds and like it may not even be part of the track it might just

be the room you're in at the specific time and you can't like recreate it

because of the situation and the equipment that was used so you know you

end up coming out with all these like weird different sounds trying to emulate

the thing....and you end up finding your own sound in a way.... yeah You need to just push push push

I guess when you first start playing loads of DJ sets, like multiple

times per week to different crowds around the world you really learn like

how to play to loads of various crowds because everywhere you go people want a

little bit of something different and kind of you have to find what clicks

particularly that crowd so the more crowds you play to, the more different

places, the more kind of experience you have as a DJ and the more you can please like

future crowds so playing more sets like regularly and getting used to doing that

was something that really expanded my ability to DJ and make means that you

can always make that particular moment the most special it can be and the most

memorable for people on the dancefloor.

I mean I came from playing like dark basement clubs

so I always have a love of doing that but I like playing every

type like festivals are great when it's sunny when it's raining it's not so good

but again sometimes raining at a festival can create really special moments and but

like playing at festival it really allows you to play kind of anything because people

that go to a festival are always in a great mood and alwalys really open to any music so

people at festivals are, I'd say the most open crowds you played to but yeah i

love playing anywhere really and it's just great to play at different places

so I wouldn't say one's my favorite I like them all for different reasons yeah

it's mad because like when you first start playing like whether you're

playing like in your room or you're playing in like a house party or like a

local venue and you're kind of getting used to that kind of space and like you're

playing that and you getting used to playing in a certain way like you can literally

apply it to any venue in any kind of place any size room that's what I find

anyways. it's kind of like I still kind of more or less play similar things and in

a similar way but like it's I don't know the response you get is different so

that energy you get back from it is completely different like in a basement

for example it's a way grimier so the energy you get back you can't really see

directly you can only see like directly in front of you like who's the front row

basically and like whereas like if you're playing a festival you're seeing like a

sea of people you're essentially playing the same set but the energy you're

getting back is completely different.

ehm, prior to house music I used listen to a lot of hip-hop

I'd say the baselines are hip-hop are basically ... prominently are

in the track really inspires like what I made now and both and that right now I

listen to mainly only house music and you were saying about genres kind of merging

together with house music getting so popular over the last like number of

years I'd say there is a definite like crossover you can... in a set you can play

people are more open these days especially that's what i was saying. you can

play a combination of house, techno, kind of, funky kind of stuff and people are

open to listening to that so yes it's great that that's happening really I'd say.

Thank you for having me here I'm really excited to play the party.

We haven't actually played yet, so in the next few hours we're gonna get started.

....so who knows we might never go home might never go anywhere but yeah

I'm really excited to be here and play at this party it's gonna be great

yeah really excited to play in Budapest, my first time playing in Budapestsecond time here

all right... yeah exactly open-air vibes everyone is super nice they gave us

towels with our names just like it's just crazy if you think about....

....we're just playing records, just playing records.... yeah awesome

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I'm Bernhard Weidemann, I'm in press communications at Mercedes-Benz,

specifically for self-driving cars/autonomous driving. I'm 37 years old, with

Daimler not too long – I just joined three years ago.

Well, the Intelligent World Drive is kind of a funny idea at first – like why

would you go to so many different countries? If you think of the

car as a student on student exchange that is making some learning experiences,

gathering some data, looking at how do people drive in China, how do they drive

in Australia, in South Africa, in the United States – and with that learning experience

coming back home at the end of the day and get that input into the

development phase of our new and upcoming driver assistant systems – so we

can get the best system out on the market.

Self-driving cars are really fascinating, I think, because they give you the time of your

life – not like in "Dirty Dancing", obviously, but they give me time to do

something else and they're changing society in a tremendous way. And

that's why I think a lot of people have a high opinion of it and can't wait for

the self-driving cars to actually be here.

Well, we wouldn't be Mercedes-Benz if we rested with the level of driver

assistance we've achieved today, but we're gonna take it one step further.

That includes level three automation – which means the driver will be able to

actually take the hands off the steering wheel. And at the same time we are

working on level 4 and 5 automation – which means the car

actually doesn't need a driver at all anymore.

I'm extremely excited. After a long time of preparation we're finally getting our wheel off the ground and

getting off with our journey. Jochen and Matthias, two of my colleagues,

will be on the way with me…

I'm Jochen Haab, I'm Manager of Concept and Field Validation of Driver Assistant Systems at RD of

Mercedes-Benz Cars. In China, next stop, we're going to go to Shanghai – so we have

one typical mega city. That's our main focus. To see mega

city traffic, congested traffic, many different types of participants of

traffic. Not only vehicles.

I'm Matthias Kaiser and I work at Mercedes-Benz for the development of advanced driver assistant systems.

For me it's a very sophisticated task. What will happen? How do the systems perform

in the different countries? And for me as an engineer, well, it's a kind of an honour

to go on that world trip and see how our S-Class with the modified software will

perform.

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Kezzo - Tuzak | Official Video - Duration: 3:55.

Was it snow again, behind these mountains it's always sunny and spring

I know invites you the blind night conspiracy on snowy winter day, the black roses open

And the butterfly on the run, needs to find a clover, chopper wing during the day

The butterfly will fall when the time is over, earth will wrap you from the beginning

(We were) relying on the lie of the world as it's pink

(We were) seeing a figure but what's now this curtain

(We were) burning, we were cold, a thousand cryings and a laugh

(We were) asking about the hope of the world every night

I felt into traps and nobody came to ask about it but you did

No, they didn't ask, oh no my luck is not out

I'm off the road, wasted so much time, the luck doesn't like me, love me

I felt into traps and nobody came to ask about it but you did

No, they didn't ask, oh no my luck is not out

I'm off the road, wasted so much time, the luck doesn't like me, love me

Some never love, some never try try

Some of them couldn't give away whom from their heart

Some counted one's chickens before they are hatched

Couldn't put one's hand under the stone, frustration

Some of them adept, some of them insolent

Everywhere is ours, not the only the district, master

Your mum is at work and your father is in prison

See how it is, then let's talk master

It's flat for you but ramps are for me

Life behaves differently to every each of us

Someone is in summer someone are in black winter

You have snakes at your heart but they have birds

If you insist on saying the truth they don't want you

Implorings, frayings

Diving into the deep without oxygen tube

(We were) relying on the lie of the world as it's pink

(We were) seeing a figure but what's now this curtain

(We were) burning, we were cold, crying a thousand and a laugh

(We were) asking about the hope of the world every night

I felt into traps and nobody came to ask about it but you did

No, they didn't ask, oh no my luck is not out

I'm off the road, wasted so much time, the luck doesn't like me, love me

I felt into traps and nobody came to ask about it but you did

No, they didn't ask, oh no my luck is not out

I'm off the road, wasted so much time, the luck doesn't like me, love me

I felt into traps and nobody came to ask about it but you did

No, they didn't ask, oh no my luck is not out

I'm off the road, wasted so much time, the luck doesn't like me, love me

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Doctor Foster season three CONFIRMED?

The Doctor Foster series two final saw troubled teen Tom Foster run away from both Gemma Foster (Suranne Jones) and cheating Simon Foster (Bertie Carvel)as he got sick of their constant game playing.

But with Tom revealed as the true victim in the brutal tug of war between two parents, the open-ended final seemed to suggest viewers can expect a third series on the cards.

The final scenes show Gemma return to work as a GP in the Warminster surgery, but the memory of son Tom hangs over her.

Checking his Missing Person page, the closing scenes see Gemma address the camera directly, delivering a message to Tom.

BROKEN: Gemma realises shes lost her son Tom.

You go over the past, what you did, what you said, again and again and again, she says.

Did you get it wrong from the start? Youll never stop going over, and in the end, all you can say is, Im here. Tom, Im your mum.

Im sorry. And Im here.

LEFT: Tom tells his mum he loves her and runs away.

SLEAZY: Simons game-playing and schemes have lost him his son.

Ill always be here waiting, When you want to come back.

Whenever you want to come back. Now, both writer and creator Mike Bartlett and Suranne Jones have spoken out about the future of the hit programme.

Talking to the Sun, Mike said: No, I havent written a third series.

MESSAGE: Gemma speaks directly to the camera to find her son.

The BBC has never put pressure on us to do more and its not that sort of show.

You could see that at the end of series one.

There was just as many people going, dont do a series two. Its because people care and I love that.

Theres a lot of trust that wed only do more if theres a story and a reason.

So theres no pressure to do more.

We all just focus on the one were doing and thats a massive amount of work for everybody. The cliffhanger certainly suggests theres still more of Gemma Fosters story to be told.

QUIT: Suranne Jones has suggested she wont playing Gemma any more.

However, Suranne, who has won multiple accolades for the role including Best Actress at the BAFTAs in 2015, has suggested that the Doctor has totally hung-up her stethoscope.

She reportedly said: Tuesday could end this thing totally.

Im busy in a play next year and then I go off with Sally Wainwright to the Yorkshire Moors for Gentleman Jack.

Im not available until January 2019. However, viewers eagerly waited two years for a second series.

Will they be happy to wait another two to see whats next for Gemma, Simon and Tom?.

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We Need to Talk 1987 | 대화가 필요해 1987 [Gag Concert / 2017.09.30] - Duration: 6:52.

(We Need to Talk 1987)

Eunyeong.

This is for you.

For your father's surgery.

Daehui is scammed by a gold-digger.

He's so thoughtless.

How dare you leech off of Daehui

and take his money?

Bongseon defeats the gold-digger...

Eunyeong, what's going on?

Get away from her!

Eunyeong, are you okay?

Dang it! Cut it out with that!

Just drop it!

Move it. Move.

Thanks for the cash.

- Let's go. / - Let's go.

Geez...

What did you say to Eunyeong

for that angel to get so angry?

She's not an angel.

She's a gold-digger!

Get out of my life!

Fine.

I will.

Daehui.

What?

You have something to say?

Daehui just doesn't get it

and Bongseon throws juice on him.

Bongseon.

Let's go see a movie.

What movie?

"Top Gun."

It stars Tom Cruise who looks like me.

What are you babbling about?

I'm not in the mood for a movie.

Oh, alright.

What is it?

Are you sick?

My throat hurts these days.

Is it a swollen prostate?

Oh, you mean your tonsils.

It's not a prostate...

What was that?

Oh, you're right. Prostate.

I think my prostate is swollen too.

♪ When it's fall ♪

♪ The radiant morning ♪

Hey, Seoul city boy.

Daehui.

Hey! Bongseon!

Long time no see.

You two here for pastries?

Of course we're at the bakery for pastries.

We're not here for rice cakes.

Sejin.

Have some of this warm milk.

It'll be good for your swollen prostate.

So anyway...

Bongseon.

You got a perm.

Sejin.

Tell him to forget my perm

and mind his own business.

She says to mind your own business.

Seoul city boy.

Tell her with that perm

she looks like a bushman.

He says you look like a bushman.

Sejin.

Tell him he looks dumb in that bowl cut.

No.

Tell him he looks like a half-wit!

Hey!

I take back bushman.

Tell her she looks like Yeonggu.

No! Tell her she looks like a dog!

I look like a dog?

Tell him this!

What are you babbling about?

Tell her that!

- Reflect! / - Mirror!

- Re-reflect! / - Re-re-reflect!

Forget this.

Pay me back my $500.

I'll pay you back. I'm sick of hearing about it!

Sejin.

Let's go watch "Top Gun"

starring Tom Cruise who looks like you.

You said you didn't want to watch a movie...

Be quiet and come along.

Alright...

Let's go watch a movie.

That Bongseon...

It feels better without her around...

But why do I feel so empty?

Gosh...

Mr. Chairman...

I'm sorry.

Are you out of your mind?

It was all my fault.

Listen here.

Do you know what they call

the handle of a millstone?

They call it an "eoi."

And that's how I feel.

I can't believe this.

The handle is right here.

Stop joking with me!

Gosh...

People like you give our school a bad name.

What are you going to do now?

What are you going to do?

Just turn your uniform in and leave.

What? Oh, no...

Gosh, Mr. Chairman.

I'm sorry.

Get out!

- Please let it slide! / - Dad!

What are you doing?

Stand up!

You brat!

You shouldn't interfere.

Don't worry about it.

Just go study.

Step aside, dad.

You think being the chairman makes you so great?

What did my dad do wrong?

Do you know what they call

the handle of a millstone?

It's right here!

Stop joking around!

My dad does all the dirty work at this school.

What did he do so wrong for you to mistreat him?

Gosh, move it, you brat.

Oh, Mr. Chairman...

I'm so sorry.

The boy is still immature.

I'm sorry.

You brat.

If I'm cut from this job,

who's going to pay your tuition?

Sometimes in life,

you have to be humiliated.

It happens often.

That's just how life is.

This is all my fault.

It's all because of me!

Dad...

Give me a break...

Are you done talking?

You think being the chairman makes you so great?

Is being poor a crime?

Is not having money a crime?

What did my dad do wrong?

He pretended to be me

to seduce ladies at a cabaret.

What?

20 of them.

I told you it was all my fault!

Don't butt in when grown-ups are talking!

You brat!

Stop it already.

I'll let it slide this time.

Don't ever do it again.

Gosh! Thank you, Mr. Chairman!

Thank you!

Out of the way, you bum!

Come this way.

I'm going this way.

- Oh, this way? / - Yes.

Gosh, right this way.

Move it, idiot!

Right this way.

This way please.

Why doesn't anything work out these days?

I was fooled by Eunyeong...

And Bongseon left me...

Daehui!

Bongseon...

Daehui!

Bongseon!

Pay me back my $500!

Please give me more time!

Get off!

I ought to...

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Extreme Theater Troupe | 극닥전 극단 [Gag Concert / 2017.09.30] - Duration: 5:27.

(Extreme Theater Troupe)

This is bad...

Nobody's in the audience again!

What if our show gets cancelled?

Yeah...

- Director! Hello! / - Hello!

Does the audience affect your acting?

I'm not doing this show with you guys!

Director.

We have a group coming to watch.

Let's start the show right away.

I directed and wrote this

so act properly.

- Act... / - By the rules!

The audience is coming in.

Let's go.

Go on inside.

Hey.

Old folks like us need to be cultured too.

Right.

Don't act like old farts.

Let's quietly enjoy the show.

Alright. Have a seat.

Dad...

We need to run for it!

The North Korean army is coming!

- Sangeun... / - Yes.

I don't think I can walk anymore...

My knee hurts so much!

- Looks like it'll rain. / - Looks like it'll rain.

What are you saying?

Sangeun...

I feel like I'm a burden to you.

I should just die since I'm old.

What? Just die if you're old?

- I think he's talking about us. / - He is!

Just die if you're old?

- You know I didn't mean that, right? / - What?

Nobody wants to die.

Carry me. I don't want to be in any pain.

Carry me.

Dad, a North Korean soldier is coming!

Let's hide!

- Sangeun. / - Yes.

Stay here and if we're caught by the soldier,

you run for it by yourself.

I can't hear what they're saying.

Sangeun.

You hide here...

And if we're caught...

You run for it by yourself.

What is he saying? We can't hear at all back here.

Sangeun!

You hide here and if you're caught...

Run for it by yourself!

- He's saying to run away. / - So that's what he said.

That grandson is going to die

if the North Korean soldier sees him.

- That wouldn't be good. / - That can't happen.

What was that sound?

I know I heard something over here.

- There's nobody there! / - Nobody's there!

- Nobody's there! / - Come here!

Nobody's there!

Listen to me!

Hey.

Just pass by.

What?

Pretend you didn't see us and go.

We're going with this.

I guess it was just an ant.

Good job. What a relief.

- Dad, I'll go see if it's safe. / - Yeah.

Don't move!

You rat.

So that's where you were hiding.

Gosh, what'll I do about Sangeun?

I'm unarmed.

Hey, hit him with this.

Hit him with this!

Hit him! Hit him!

Hit him!

What are you trying to do?

Just take a hit.

That's paulownia wood.

You have to take this hit to save the play.

You said only one hit.

I got a bit into it.

That guy's a weakling.

How can he die after 3 hits?

- That's not right. / - That was weird.

That doesn't make any sense!

This scum is still alive!

He's still alive...

Just say I'm dead.

- Sangtae... / - Yeah.

My arm is all weird now.

I heard a pop earlier.

Go to the hospital.

- Dad! Dad! / - Dad!

We're looking for our father.

Have you seen someone that looks like this?

No, I haven't.

Let's go somewhere else.

The pretty girls are leaving already?

- Too bad! / - Too bad!

Oh, that's too bad.

Actually, I'm your father!

Your face looks different.

Cue the music.

What are you trying to do?

Goodness.... Hold still.

Hold still.

To meet my daughters like this...

Dad, I missed you so much.

Dad, let's never be apart.

Yes!

Let's never be apart, my daughters!

What are you doing?

Hold still...

This is bringing up the past. I can't watch anymore.

- Let's just go. / - Let's go.

Actually, they aren't my daughters!

They're not sisters that lost their father.

They're the Silver Bell Sisters

to entertain you all!

The Silver Bell Sisters?

Cue the music.

- ♪ Late night at the last stop at Mapo ♪ / - Nice!

♪ With nowhere to go ♪

Very nice!