HALDA : " KALO BIJI MASUK LAMBUNG BISA NUMBUH POHON GAK ?" // ADA Podcast — Transcript
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- 0:00But what is it?
- 0:00>> Oh, this is an oath. I swear,
- 0:03>> there wasn't that thing you said about
- 0:05going to the hospital and then the exam
- 0:07was at the hospital.
- 0:08>> The exam was at the hospital. Oh, no,
- 0:10there were no grandmothers. For example
- 0:13,
- 0:14>> what are the lungs like,
- 0:15>> what kind of language is that?
- 0:18>> Oh, like this,
- 0:19>> like taking a major, like a master's
- 0:21degree. Yes, Master's. Heeh. Mm. Why
- 0:24are you speechless?
- 0:26>> Why is your tongue numb?
- 0:29>> I mean, the distance between the two is
- 0:31two,
- 0:32>> oh, the distance between the two is two
- 0:34, right?
- 0:35>> Yes.
- 0:36>> Then you have a new song, right?
- 0:38>> Ee, why do I still miss you, what is it
- 0:41like?
- 0:42>> Oh, I don't want to be far from you.
- 0:47>> I don't want to be left by you.
- 0:49>> Yes, the lyrics are okay, but it's okay
- 0:52. I appreciate the intention, it's okay
- 0:54.
- 0:55>> There's an energetic podcast.
- 0:58>> Back again on the energetic podcast,
- 1:00there's an energetic podcast, there's
- 1:02an
- 1:03>> energetic podcast
- 1:04>> with Mings.
- 1:06>> Hi.
- 1:09>> With ee, we ee, he is a creator of what
- 1:12? A songwriter, a songwriter, a creator
- 1:15of people's smiles. Really big, really
- 1:19big. Ah,
- 1:20>> so our employee who has been smiling,
- 1:23he created
- 1:24>> earlier at the ngari who smiled at
- 1:26everyone like this. Uh,
- 1:27>> yeah, that's what I
- 1:29>> said to Ai, right?
- 1:31>> Yes, I'm worried about the
- 1:32>> cry effect on TikTok, if there is an el
- 1:35, it means you don't cry, you smile,
- 1:37but your eyes are still crying, your
- 1:40>> lips are smiling
- 1:41>> really sad. Ah,
- 1:43>> how are you Mings?
- 1:44>> Alhamdulillah, fine. How's this going?
- 1:46Pand.
- 1:48>> Yes I left at 3 o'clock. When I got
- 1:51home I
- 1:52>> had not yet reached Bandung.
- 1:54>> Just entered the toll road.
- 1:56>> New Karawang.
- 1:57>> New Karawang.
- 1:58>> You were PP earlier, right?
- 1:59>> Yes
- 2:00>> Uh, really tired. Then I said I wanted
- 2:02to sleep first in the room upstairs.
- 2:04>> Yes
- 2:05>> Not offered. Lies, lies, lies. I just
- 2:08>> offered it to Kokuo.
- 2:09>> Yes What's Koko?
- 2:10>> This is a massage therapist.
- 2:11>> Massage.
- 2:12>> Oh. But far away. It's here, Mrs. Erna,
- 2:16I want it, ma'am, but what about
- 2:18pregnant people?
- 2:21>> Not yet, because
- 2:22>> not yet, right?
- 2:23>> Hey. Yes, he is also a doctor, sir.
- 2:26>> Amen.
- 2:26>> Cool.
- 2:27>> Very cool. But are you already a doctor
- 2:29or are you still in school?
- 2:30>> Not yet. Not yet. Still in school.
- 2:32Still in school, going to do an
- 2:33internship. Not yet. Awesome. Awesome.
- 2:36In the internship.
- 2:37>> Why?
- 2:38>> Awesome huh.
- 2:39>> Yeah. If you're in the internship, it's
- 2:41like, in my opinion, you're already
- 2:42serious. Already serious. If you're not
- 2:44serious, not yet, still hanging out,
- 2:46still hanging out,
- 2:49>> still using organs at Gramedia.
- 2:52>> Oh my God.
- 2:54>> If you're in the internship, it's like,
- 2:56oh, he's a young doctor. Did
- 2:59>> you do this, or did you say something
- 3:01like that, and eh, but not yet,
- 3:03>> what?
- 3:04>> Oh, this is an oath, isn't
- 3:07>> there something you said, you went to
- 3:08the hospital and the exam was at the
- 3:10hospital. The exam was at the hospital.
- 3:14Oh, there are grandmothers, for example
- 3:16, try to see if their lungs are wet or
- 3:18something?
- 3:23>> Wait, Ma'am, let's check first, what do
- 3:25you mean, check how many times they
- 3:26breathe, like if they're sick or
- 3:28something.
- 3:30>> Oh yeah, are
- 3:31>> you at that stage yet, Sis?
- 3:33>> What I mean by checking directly with
- 3:35the person
- 3:35>> before that is the coas
- 3:37>> during the coas exam, that's really
- 3:39what the patient will be like.
- 3:40>> Hey. I saw it on TikTok and I was
- 3:42nervous. Ugh, I'm
- 3:45>> afraid you won't pass.
- 3:47>> Yes, but many people can't answer it.
- 3:49Dear
- 3:49>> Allah. Yes, I haven't studied yet.
- 3:51>> Pity.
- 3:52>> Yes, I was scared of being shouted at.
- 3:54If the koas people,
- 3:59>> Iza, want to perform,
- 4:02>> he wants to be in the mix, he said. Oh,
- 4:04koas like that.
- 4:06>> That means you're in the 7th semester,
- 4:08right? What semester's tuition is it?
- 4:10>> Yes We have a bachelor's degree first
- 4:11and then a boarding school.
- 4:12>> Oh, that means you have a degree, right
- 4:14?
- 4:15>> UO is cool. This is Uoficial. UO is the
- 4:19>> one who
- 4:20>> has had the trial, right?
- 4:21>> Yes, it's been in court.
- 4:23>> Yes, but I haven't graduated yet.
- 4:24>> The speaker on the banner hasn't
- 4:26finished yet.
- 4:27>> Oh no, your friends?
- 4:29>> Not anymore. I myself don't know if I
- 4:32came
- 4:33>> from Jakarta early in the morning. Cus.
- 4:36That was yesterday morning, basically I
- 4:38finished filming until morning, the
- 4:39next day I went to court. That's it,
- 4:42it's like there's a quiz.
- 4:43>> Yes, there is. Not yet.
- 4:45>> Oh no, there's no quiz.
- 4:46>> 5 more minutes of quiz.
- 4:47>> Oh okay okay.
- 4:48>> Whose phone is that?
- 4:50>> Not yet not yet.
- 4:51>> Sorry sorry. Well,
- 4:53>> presentations kept coming from people
- 4:54who had graduated and had returned.
- 4:57>> Oh, there aren't any. Jakarta again.
- 5:01None of the boys and I sent our LDM
- 5:03flowers.
- 5:04>> Oh. The flowers look like they don't
- 5:11look like flowers. That flower hill.
- 5:15Hey.
- 5:16>> That means there's no messing around.
- 5:18>> Not anymore.
- 5:19>> Eh, but there aren't any friends either
- 5:20. There's nothing like this,
- 5:22>> nothing. Because I had time off so my
- 5:24best friends were already on board.
- 5:27>> Oh, you missed it, didn't you?
- 5:30>> Yes So being alone is like me,
- 5:32>> why is it
- 5:33>> so quiet? I said it's not like what I
- 5:37pay sad people.
- 5:38>> There are no examiners. There are no
- 5:40examiners.
- 5:41>> Testers only.
- 5:42>> Guess it came quiet. the
- 5:43>> examiner said. Never mind, that's all.
- 5:46It's a pity that you've already
- 5:47graduated like that. He's
- 5:49>> really late. The end of
- 5:51>> 7 years is because I've been on
- 5:53vacation a lot.
- 5:54>> It's okay to be an
- 5:55>> artist.
- 5:57>> Yes. But I have a friend.
- 5:59>> Why is it that the one who isn't an
- 6:00>> artist, it doesn't matter if they're
- 6:02>> lazy for 7 years. Maybe he has a
- 6:06business or
- 6:08>> not. Oh, the person.
- 6:10>> Oh, he's
- 6:11>> focused on education but not focused.
- 6:14>> No one is focused. It's
- 6:17>> unclear what he's saying, focusing on
- 6:19education, because I'm not dating, I
- 6:21want to focus on education. Both are
- 6:23not focused.
- 6:23>> Yes. I'm not focused on work, neither
- 6:25is I focused on education. Ouch.
- 6:27>> But thank God, it's finished.
- 6:28>> Thank God, the only thing
- 6:30>> left for college is the internship. If
- 6:31internship means how long?
- 6:33>> 2 years.
- 6:34>> Oh, like this?
- 6:35>> Like taking a major like the word. Yes.
- 6:37Master's. Heeh. Eh, why are you
- 6:40speechless?
- 6:41>> Why are you tongue-tied?
- 6:44>> I mean the length of the data. Oh,
- 6:48>> I recorded the length of the data,
- 6:49right?
- 6:50>> Yes, I recorded it. That's right, I
- 6:52recorded it for 2 years. Oh, yes.
- 6:54>> Oh, really? Oh, my brain actually knows
- 6:56that I'm not wandering like that.
- 6:58>> Maybe I didn't know before, but people
- 7:00around me already know that
- 7:02>> 2 years means a year of internship.
- 7:04>> Hey, what if the koas e isn't finished?
- 7:06You
- 7:06>> can't be a doctor, right?
- 7:08>> Hey, you have a bachelor's degree but
- 7:09you can't practice.
- 7:10>> Hm.
- 7:11>> But you can take S2.
- 7:13>> So what do you do?
- 7:14>> Yes, maybe you could become a lecturer.
- 7:17>> Oh,
- 7:18>> but it's not S2 yet.
- 7:20>> Can you do S2 or not? I mean, that's
- 7:23fine if you don't take a master's
- 7:24degree.
- 7:26>> It depends on the person actually
- 7:28selling kerungai. What
- 7:31>> they want to do is up to you.
- 7:32>> Yes But if Koas is already here, who
- 7:34hasn't decided where to focus?
- 7:36>> Not yet. That's the end of ISIP and
- 7:38then we go to specialist schools.
- 7:40>> Oh. But do you want a specialist?
- 7:43>> Where do you prefer a specialist? So
- 7:46far, because yesterday he published his
- 7:48journal under anesthesia and obstetrics
- 7:50. It's like under anesthesia I think.
- 7:53>> Anesthesia, radiology or
- 7:57>> beauty like that.
- 7:58>> Anjay. I want to keep your people quiet
- 8:00.
- 8:00>> Not like that either.
- 8:02>> Why is it so? Anesthesia immediately
- 8:04shuts people up.
- 8:05>> Anesthesia really
- 8:07>> makes you faint, not stay put. But I
- 8:10can anesthetize my face. I can't be
- 8:13silent either. That's a different
- 8:15anesthetic.
- 8:17>> What's the difference between this and
- 8:18this anesthesia?
- 8:19>> This is sleep anesthesia. Operation
- 8:21sleep.
- 8:22>> Oh, under anesthesia.
- 8:24>> Hey. If we stop a patient from coming,
- 8:27we are like this, he will be quiet.
- 8:31>> Different.
- 8:32>> Yes, it's
- 8:33>> different to
- 8:34>> know how to keep people quiet.
- 8:35>> But it looks like fun. That's
- 8:37anesthesia. What's the fun of
- 8:38anesthesia?
- 8:39>> What's wrong with people who are
- 8:41>> like that, it's finished, for example,
- 8:43it's finished, it's finished, it's
- 8:45already gone to sleep, the person has
- 8:47to stay and buy coffee, it can't be
- 8:49>> finished, it's a long operation, right?
- 8:51>> Yes, it usually stays in the room,
- 8:53>> but it can be like, for example, while
- 8:55journaling paper, you keep playing
- 8:56music,
- 8:57>> oh yes,
- 8:58>> you play music,
- 8:58>> oh, quietly, the person who is moving
- 9:00in the
- 9:01>> music,
- 9:01>> yes, it's okay, it's okay, it's
- 9:03>> not like that, it's not like that, but
- 9:05it's
- 9:05>> still dancing like that,
- 9:06>> but For example, he's not a lung
- 9:08specialist. Isn't he a lung specialist?
- 9:13Yes, that's it, and at that age,
- 9:15tomorrow's lungs won't be
- 9:17>> healthy, it
- 9:19>> doesn't match the mood, it can't,
- 9:21>> but if anesthesia can do that, what's
- 9:23the
- 9:24>> point? Oh yes, taking part in various
- 9:26types of surgery
- 9:27>> means that everything can be done, for
- 9:29example, like eye surgery, well,
- 9:31there's an anesthesia specialist, heheh
- 9:33, that's why
- 9:34>> all operations need anesthesia, if you
- 9:36really have to
- 9:38>> sleep, that's it, just fix it, I'm
- 9:41>> really sick, right? Yes, actually it
- 9:44can be done, but if there is no
- 9:45anesthesia, it's just cruel and
- 9:47inhumane. It's crazy, oh, it's
- 9:49>> also anesthetized,
- 9:50>> how come it can still be pumped like
- 9:52that, it's like
- 9:53>> having it fixed by a chiropractor, it's
- 9:55like a magic knock, right? Didn't you
- 9:58knock?
- 10:01>> When you douse it with hot water, it's
- 10:03like this. This isn't
- 10:06>> getting crueler. It
- 10:08>> can't be like that.
- 10:10>> But he said, yeah, going to medical
- 10:12school really means you have to focus
- 10:14on that.
- 10:14>> Yes, focus. Must focus.
- 10:16>> The thing is, at that time there was a
- 10:18friend, so
- 10:19>> he was
- 10:20>> playing with his eyes. Why? Why? He's
- 10:23studying medicine. Then he said, "Yeah,
- 10:25relax. Hey, I'm studying medicine." But
- 10:28he studied for the midterm exam two
- 10:30months before. I mean, eh, 2 weeks or 2
- 10:32months?
- 10:33>> Yes. There's no midterm exam in medical
- 10:35school.
- 10:35>> Uh, midterm exam or what? Final exam?
- 10:37Anyway, he just took a block exam.
- 10:40>> What is this exam? The medical exam
- 10:42isn't a medical exam, it's just
- 10:44>> OC.
- 10:44>> What is UKMPD?
- 10:46>> Uh, what is it? Anyway, he studied for
- 10:48a long time in advance. But it has to
- 10:51be like that, actually it can't be a
- 10:53crash course, there's the SKS system,
- 10:55it's a crash course,
- 10:57>> overnight,
- 10:58>> this won't be
- 10:59>> right, yes, because in my opinion, it's
- 11:01not just medicine, actually psychology
- 11:04>> also has to be
- 11:05>> done from how many months before, right
- 11:07? Speaking of psychology, it's not
- 11:10something that
- 11:12>> can be done overnight, it's in my brain
- 11:14, you know, if you study properly,
- 11:17>> you study properly, it doesn't mean
- 11:19like oh, it turns out medicine is
- 11:21difficult, this is easy, everything is
- 11:23easy, it
- 11:24>> turns out it depends on the person,
- 11:26right, you guys, what do you want to
- 11:28fight about, how come no no
- 11:30>> no,
- 11:31>> so I positioned myself, was I want to
- 11:33ask the same thing, if it rained that
- 11:35badly, it wasn't even 2 weeks before
- 11:37this,
- 11:38>> actually, in medicine, you study per
- 11:40month, eh, lectures per bullet, wait
- 11:43>> a minute, what are the exams,
- 11:45>> what are the exams, are they per month,
- 11:47we don't have a semester system because
- 11:49we have a block system. For me,
- 11:52>> and most of the Faculty of Medicine, ee
- 11:54, per blog. For example, this blog is
- 11:56studying about the soul, so it's been 1
- 11:58month studying about the soul. At the
- 12:00end of the month, there
- 12:02>> will be several types of exams.
- 12:04>> There are practical exams,
- 12:06>> there are exams, ee, this is the ABC D
- 12:09computer CBT, it's around 150 to 200
- 12:12questions.
- 12:14>> Then there's Osoka. Osoka is an oral
- 12:17test. Face to face with the examiner
- 12:20and a practical test.
- 12:22>> There are a lot of them.
- 12:23>> Well, it's like that every month. So if
- 12:25you cram it in one night, you won't be
- 12:26able to make it. So every time you
- 12:29study,
- 12:29>> you have to understand it right away,
- 12:31like me.
- 12:32>> So my lectures are usually from 0:00 to
- 12:343:00 in the afternoon.
- 12:35>> Heeh.
- 12:35>> Now, that's real studying. So, no, I
- 12:37already said that I can't be disturbed
- 12:39by work, I can't be disturbed by
- 12:41anything. Basically, I'm
- 12:43>> studying, so I just go back to work. No
- 12:45, I don't take any of my lessons home.
- 12:47I finish on campus. It's
- 12:49>> really dizzying, right, from 0:00 to
- 12:510:00 studying medicine.
- 12:52>> Yeah.
- 12:53>> Psychiatry for a month and then having
- 12:55to be like 0:00 to 0:00. Nice, isn't it
- 12:58?
- 12:58>> Yeah. Yeah. What do you mean?
- 13:01>> But what's good is that in my opinion,
- 13:03the exam is once a month, you know. So
- 13:05it's like we don't know how many months
- 13:07the UTS is, right?
- 13:09>> Yes, 3 months right. Sometimes I forget
- 13:12the parts from yesterday.
- 13:14>> Oh no. If someone forgets, forget what
- 13:17they don't.
- 13:20>> I mean, if it's once a month, it's like
- 13:22you can still study again before
- 13:23tomorrow. So always learn like that.
- 13:27It's not trivial, the debt is still
- 13:29there for a long time.
- 13:31>> Oh, but actually you have to keep
- 13:33learning, right?
- 13:34>> Yes, because the person concerned is
- 13:36usually connected like that.
- 13:38>> Hey.
- 13:39>> But why did you choose medicine? Are
- 13:41you serious or joking? It's
- 13:44>> fun for us to
- 13:46>> joke around first. The one who was
- 13:48>> joking slipped.
- 13:50>> Yes, I slipped. Actually, it's just for
- 13:53fun and
- 13:53>> keeps
- 13:54>> registering to be accepted
- 13:56>> by
- 13:58>> great people.
- 14:00>> How come
- 14:01>> this is actually serious, right? Eh, in
- 14:07the past,
- 14:09>> I was a tactical person. That's cool,
- 14:11right?
- 14:12>> I was thinking about what major to
- 14:14choose, because I feel like I'm not
- 14:16perfect as a human being, I have many
- 14:18sins, as a servant of God. So, one way
- 14:22to atone for those sins is by helping
- 14:24people.
- 14:25>> I thought, of course, by becoming a
- 14:27doctor.
- 14:28>> Well, then
- 14:29>> my tactic if I want to enter UNPAT, it
- 14:32seems difficult. He.
- 14:33>> Because people must have prepared for
- 14:35how many years before I want to prepare
- 14:36.
- 14:37>> Well, and finally I looked for a
- 14:39private university that had already
- 14:41opened before the SBM exam. In my time,
- 14:44it was before SBM. Well, they had
- 14:46already opened batch 1 using report
- 14:48card scores.
- 14:49>> SNM
- 14:50>> is not
- 14:51>> no SPT using report card scores.
- 14:53>> N report cards. Oh yeah. That's ETS,
- 14:56>> right? It's private,
- 14:57>> private
- 14:58>> SNPTn finally uses report card scores
- 15:00to enter,
- 15:02>> eh studying psychology, eh studying
- 15:04what?
- 15:05>> Psychometric tests and stuff like that,
- 15:07I passed. So
- 15:09>> from there, actually, I could still
- 15:10fight for which university to enter.
- 15:12But I was like, never mind,
- 15:14>> why are people still taking exams? I
- 15:15just relax, selling chickens.
- 15:19>> Colorful chickens, no.
- 15:22>> Hey, coffee, huh? Yes, coffee.
- 15:25>> Never tried it. Never tried it. Why?
- 15:27For what?
- 15:28>> Never tried it.
- 15:29>> Can I try it?
- 15:30>> My coffee at home is different.
- 15:31>> My coffee at home is very different.
- 15:33The creaminess is different.
- 15:34>> Heeh.
- 15:35>> But actually I've never tried coffee
- 15:37before.
- 15:37>> Yes, I've just tried
- 15:39>> this. Have you?
- 15:40>> Not yet.
- 15:42>> What is this? Green. We like to give
- 15:44the marble experience,
- 15:45>> right? Marbles? No. Oh, agate.
- 15:49>> No. These are bar beans. Try it. Yes,
- 15:54yes, yes. Later you guys will review
- 15:57what it tastes like.
- 15:59>> Later please tell the people at home
- 16:01that you've tried something like this.
- 16:02>> There is something. There are
- 16:04>> no beans, right? There are
- 16:06>> no beans, it's just sticky rice.
- 16:10>> Cool, isn't it, it's fast?
- 16:12>> Yes, like a doctor, he doesn't know
- 16:14lang and he doesn't know COVID.
- 16:16>> Sis, you can't do that, Sis? Sometimes
- 16:18no, sometimes doctors are allowed too.
- 16:20I don't know.
- 16:21>> Yes, yes. We've been too busy with
- 16:23books.
- 16:24>> Yes. Maybe he's physically phased, Sis.
- 16:27>> But he's not necessarily fluent in
- 16:29fruits.
- 16:30>> But food and the body are one.
- 16:34>> How does anyone know?
- 16:36>> Know. Still know
- 16:38>> whether or not or not. This is the same
- 16:40food. One unit, yes.
- 16:43>> Hey. If seeds enter the stomach of a
- 16:46tree,
- 16:49>> that's not a myth. Oh my God, myth.
- 16:53>> I want to ask you as a doctor, right?
- 16:55Hey, you're a prospective doctor.
- 16:58>> So it's like this, Doctor.
- 17:00>> Yes
- 17:00>> I have braces on my teeth.
- 17:02>> Hey.
- 17:02>> Yes, I used two rubber bands. Use
- 17:05rubber to make it
- 17:06>> spicy, it's
- 17:08>> a bit spicy.
- 17:10>> I use a arrow to make it go backwards.
- 17:12H
- 17:13>> swallows it at night. Well, I'm
- 17:17horrified that it's rubber. I'm
- 17:20>> dangerous. You have a
- 17:21>> nimble tongue, huh? I'm sleeping, okay?
- 17:24He has a nimble tongue, huh?
- 17:27>> If it's suddenly morning, it's light.
- 17:30My teeth are light. That night it was
- 17:32very strong. Then I thought, oh,
- 17:35there's no one in the bed.
- 17:38>> Yes, where else are you running?
- 17:40Gastric yes.
- 17:41>> Hey. Isn't it dangerous for us to eat
- 17:43small pieces of rubber?
- 17:45>> I think it's dangerous if you eat fried
- 17:47food. Because if rubber comes into
- 17:50contact with oil, it will grow big.
- 17:52When you expand, when you expand, you
- 17:55get oil.
- 17:55>> Yes, bro. But we don't know if it's out
- 17:58yet or not.
- 17:59>> Try
- 18:00>> searching every time you defecate.
- 18:03>> Ah, that's gross.
- 18:06>> That's not it, I'm looking for El, not
- 18:08from dead people. No,
- 18:11>> no. Your appendix is mostly rubber.
- 18:16>> When I opened it, the rubber became so
- 18:18sticky that it lumped. The lumen
- 18:21doesn't fluctuate. Yes, the
- 18:24>> lumen is
- 18:25>> already round. How come you can eat
- 18:29spicy food and eat rubber
- 18:32>> because you don't know on purpose. So
- 18:35it's dangerous or
- 18:36>> not?
- 18:37>> It's dangerous if it's 2 kilos, right?
- 18:39Yes, I don't think
- 18:40>> so? How new is it?
- 18:42>> Usually chewing gum comes out too.
- 18:45>> But is it dangerous or not?
- 18:46>> Danger. Chewing gum is dangerous, right
- 18:48?
- 18:48>> Yes, it actually comes out in the feces
- 18:50.
- 18:51>> Oh.
- 18:51>> Oh. But doesn't it stick to your
- 18:53stomach?
- 18:53>> No. Actually, our body system is not
- 18:55like that. It doesn't stick, okay?
- 18:58>> Yes They said don't eat too much cilok,
- 18:59it sticks to your stomach. What did
- 19:02they say? Tile, maybe. We believe it's
- 19:04>> no different.
- 19:05>> Oh, it's different. It's
- 19:06>> different. Not like that. You
- 19:08>> shouldn't eat aci-acian, they say. No,
- 19:10there's acid in our stomachs. If the
- 19:13acid rises, it burns. Well, imagine the
- 19:15food that goes in, it gets destroyed.
- 19:18>> H. So, we're eating this after it's
- 19:20grilled by him. It's
- 19:23>> not actually grilled.
- 19:24>> Oh, hot.
- 19:25>> Hot.
- 19:25>> Yes. Sour, sour, acid. So there's water
- 19:29rumbling, Sis.
- 19:30>> Wis.
- 19:31>> Why do we have acid reflux?
- 19:32>> Yes. Acid reflux isn't actually a
- 19:34disease.
- 19:35>> So what is it, Ma'am?
- 19:36>> Acid reflux is normal. It's bad when
- 19:38the acid rises. That's why people say,
- 19:41"Ouch, acid reflux." But the acid is
- 19:42indeed in the stomach.
- 19:43>> Oh, but it lasts a long time.
- 19:45>> So, when you eat, don't lie down
- 19:47straight away.
- 19:49>> Then it comes up here, it'll burn.
- 19:51>> Hey, when you eat rubber, it's
- 19:53>> like, acid reflux can get stuck, right?
- 19:56How can belching be like belching? Heeh
- 19:59. Like that.
- 20:00>> Burping gas comes out. Well, the gas
- 20:03has a rubber, so it's not sticking like
- 20:05this. Then the rubber is getting ready
- 20:10to burp. We're going out, friends, it's
- 20:14hot here. Get ready to be
- 20:18>> stuffy. Have a
- 20:21>> proper chat with this Doctor.
- 20:22>> Yes. Ah, enough. I don't want to eat
- 20:25koret anymore.
- 20:25>> Yes, should I? Indeed, should I, should
- 20:29I not. But can we cut the stomach?
- 20:33>> I mean, there is a Lampung cut.
- 20:35>> Oh, if for example, with the necessary
- 20:37procedure
- 20:39>> and also recommended by the doctor,
- 20:40then it's okay, but if you take your
- 20:42own scissors, ah cut, ah like that,
- 20:44>> don't, the
- 20:45>> rubber will stick.
- 20:46>> Yes, it's just a joke, right?
- 20:49>> But they say,
- 20:50>> as TikTok says, the
- 20:53>> stomach actually gets bigger if we eat
- 20:55and eat, right? It
- 20:57>> stretches and becomes soft.
- 20:59>> Eh, soft.
- 21:00>> Why the stomach? Why stretch?
- 21:02>> Why?
- 21:02>> Why the stomach?
- 21:03>> The stomach when we eat, they say, the
- 21:05stomach gets this big.
- 21:07>> Eh,
- 21:08>> as big as our fists.
- 21:09>> Yes.
- 21:10>> Well, we keep eating. Well, our portion
- 21:12used to be this much.
- 21:13>> Well, then we force ourselves to have
- 21:15rice. Ah, force it.
- 21:17>> Well, then it becomes a habit, your
- 21:19portion becomes this much. So it keeps
- 21:21increasing.
- 21:22>> Oh,
- 21:22>> actually, appetite doesn't come from
- 21:24the stomach expanding. Ouch.
- 21:26>> So, it
- 21:27>> has a hormone too. It's
- 21:28>> called ghrelin.
- 21:30>> So it will stimulate hunger
- 21:31continuously because it's used to being
- 21:33fed.
- 21:34>> Oh, I see.
- 21:36>> Like, even the stomach can produce
- 21:38stomach acid. Actually, our bodies are
- 21:40amazingly created by Allah. So our
- 21:42stomach already knows when we need to
- 21:43produce acid.
- 21:45>> When it's time for us to eat.
- 21:46>> H.
- 21:47>> So imagine there's an army in our
- 21:49stomach.
- 21:50>> Heeh.
- 21:50>> Well, it's ready to destroy the food.
- 21:52Then the food doesn't go in. The army
- 21:54is furious. That's the point.
- 21:56>> Really
- 21:57>> angry. I'm afraid of the green army.
- 22:02I'm afraid it will
- 22:03>> immediately weaken when
- 22:13>> eating like that. Ah
- 22:16>> yes, it's just another ceremony. The
- 22:21>> soldiers went berserk. Don't worry,
- 22:25you're a
- 22:25>> gas soldier, friends. Yes Hull army.
- 22:28>> Hull army.
- 22:29>> Yes The
- 22:30>> other soldiers have already eaten. Have
- 22:33eaten.
- 22:33>> Yes
- 22:35>> But how do you share your time?
- 22:37>> Yes, that's how it was when I was in
- 22:39college, in college. If you're working,
- 22:41work. If you have work while you're at
- 22:43college, don't take it.
- 22:45>> Cool. Like that.
- 22:48>> But it's better to just
- 22:50>> focus straight away so you can finish
- 22:52college quickly. Is
- 22:54>> not it? This happened because I wanted
- 22:55to pay for college.
- 22:57>> Yes Yes, to support college.
- 22:59>> Eh, what year did you become an idol?
- 23:01>> 2022. That's
- 23:03>> semester 3.
- 23:05>> Oh, and is college safe?
- 23:08>> Safe.
- 23:09>> Wow, the money is safe too.
- 23:12>> Well, that's where you came from, bro.
- 23:14Bisi, bisi, Sis. That's it.
- 23:16>> Sorry, bro. Doesn't last long. I'm
- 23:19>> sorry.
- 23:21>> Next time, dude.
- 23:23>> But you're in college. Yes
- 23:25>> Then after that it's work. Yes
- 23:27>> Hey.
- 23:27>> Don't you take care of your body too?
- 23:29>> Of course, yes. You have to take care
- 23:31of your body in your
- 23:32>> time.
- 23:33>> How many baths do you usually take?
- 23:35>> How many hours
- 23:36>> depends. So there's a regular shower if
- 23:39you're stuck in a hurry.
- 23:42>> But there are also baths that are
- 23:43ritual.
- 23:45>> Sometimes I like to talk to my man that
- 23:46today I want to go deep klining. Can't
- 23:48be bothered. Yes,
- 23:51>> really. Seriously, the kitchen is
- 23:55>> like cleaning your house, it's like
- 23:57your body is being scraped.
- 23:58>> But yes, how many stages have there
- 24:00been? So, for example, if you're having
- 24:02a shower, you're stuck, usually it's
- 24:04just soap. But for example, if you take
- 24:07a bath, which is normal every day,
- 24:08there are
- 24:10>> quite a few steps. But when it comes to
- 24:12deep cleaning it can take an hour.
- 24:14>> Ugh. Ugh.
- 24:15>> So first, let's take a shower first.
- 24:18The first thing to do is hair.
- 24:20>> Okay.
- 24:20>> Shampoo. Hey.
- 24:22>> After that, use a Hermas set tied with
- 24:24pliers, right? P.
- 24:26>> Yes. What do you use for
- 24:28>> marinating your hair?
- 24:29>> Ha cup. Ha cup.
- 24:30>> Yes haircup.
- 24:32>> My head was marinated in chicken pieces
- 24:34,
- 24:35>> but I waited 30 minutes and
- 24:36>> didn't marinate it so my head became
- 24:38soft. Let the spices be delicious.
- 24:40Painful.
- 24:41>> Don't use so-and-so, let's use anduk.
- 24:43Anduk is very upset. And it's hot. I'm
- 24:45so excited, right? Set. After that,
- 24:47it's just the body. Hey.
- 24:50>> But usually the face is done because
- 24:51the hair has to wait for about 15
- 24:53minutes.
- 24:54>> Face using a face mask.
- 24:56>> Face mask, but not a sheet face mask,
- 24:58the one that is rinsed off.
- 25:00>> Oh yes. This kind of mask is delicious.
- 25:02What's
- 25:03>> not is not what the mask looks like.
- 25:07>> Yes, rub it on
- 25:09>> and then apply a body scrub first. Use
- 25:13the scrub set and then wait with me.
- 25:15I'm waiting because when I use a scrub,
- 25:17I leave it for now. Don't rinse it
- 25:19straight away
- 25:20>> to let the dirt come out. Well,
- 25:22>> not really. It's not that the climb
- 25:24comes out, that's what the instructions
- 25:25say, so it's delicious. Yes, so that
- 25:27the fragrance is pleasant so that the
- 25:29ingredients are absorbed into the skin
- 25:31first, right? For example, if you
- 25:36>> just scrub and rinse straight away,
- 25:38that's it, that's it, I'm
- 25:41>> still here. Daki is just about to fight
- 25:45.
- 25:45>> Never mind
- 25:46>> that. Wait. Well, I'm waiting for that
- 25:48while I usually play on my iPad,
- 25:50>> right? Set. Set. G
- 25:52>> sings.
- 25:53>> Yes Sing. Play chess.
- 25:55>> Who do you play chess with? Just think
- 25:57about going back and forth. Reversed.
- 26:00>> Yes Fight yourself. That's because our
- 26:04enemy is ourselves.
- 26:06>> Ben and you have become yourselves,
- 26:08your own enemies. What is it?
- 26:10>> Well,
- 26:11>> but you don't go to the salon, right?
- 26:13>> No. Seldom. If you go to the salon,
- 26:15your hair will already have split ends.
- 26:17>> Oh, approximately how many branches?
- 26:19>> Yesterday opened a franchise.
- 26:24>> Well, I've rinsed it. After that,
- 26:26showering with soap is still two more
- 26:29stages. There's soap twice. The stem is
- 26:32the same as the regular e. Because I
- 26:35have very sensitive skin. Sometimes I
- 26:38sweat a lot and get pimples on my back.
- 26:41Heeh. Like that.
- 26:42>> That's it. After that, it's done, set
- 26:45it out. Dry my hair a little. Set. Set.
- 26:48While lighting an aromatherapy candle.
- 26:51>> Oh my God, that's so cool. Okay, then
- 26:54we use body butter. Usually, after
- 26:57using body butter, we use hand body.
- 27:01Then we finish. Don't forget to spray
- 27:03your hair first. Oh, like a Javanese
- 27:07princess, Sir, she uses candles.
- 27:10>> Javanese people can do anything.
- 27:12>> The patient has a cold, Doc. Take a
- 27:17shower, Doc.
- 27:21>> So you're like this, eh, what's it
- 27:23called? Self-loathing. So selfish and
- 27:26everything has to be pink.
- 27:29>> Oh, right.
- 27:30>> Seriously? But aesthetically,
- 27:32>> everything has to be pink, even in
- 27:34products. Hair products have to be pink
- 27:36. Body products have to be pink. Really
- 27:39, the products have to be pink too. All
- 27:42the fragrances. Basically, if you enter
- 27:45my room, it already smells like flora
- 27:47and no fauna.
- 27:50>> No fauna.
- 27:51>> Monkey scent.
- 27:53>> No. No. Don't do that. It already
- 27:56smells like flowers, fruit. Yes, yes.
- 27:59Nice, right?
- 28:00>> Heeh. H,
- 28:01>> when was the deep cleaning yesterday?
- 28:02The deep cleaning
- 28:04>> was just yesterday.
- 28:05>> Oh yes, I
- 28:06>> just
- 28:06>> used this body scrub yesterday.
- 28:08>> Body scrub. Do you want to try the body
- 28:10scrub?
- 28:11>> Do you like the scent?
- 28:14>> Strawberry scent is a must because it's
- 28:16really pink, I bought it because it's
- 28:18pink, the inside is
- 28:21>> creamy. What's it
- 28:24>> called?
- 28:24>> Cream, then open it. Open it, you have
- 28:27to blow on it, there's something like
- 28:29this, using this product, what's it
- 28:32>> called?
- 28:32>> Mrs. Fitri, you can just
- 28:35>> buy it,
- 28:35>> eh, later,
- 28:36>> we people, don't, don't, like we're
- 28:38having trouble with
- 28:40>> nature near here,
- 28:41>> yes, we, Mrs. Fitri, who I usually use,
- 28:43how much do I buy it, let it go, the
- 28:46>> main thing is to buy it, almost IDR 5
- 28:48million,
- 28:49>> if it's not IDR 5 million, don't, fever
- 28:51, fever, the
- 28:52>> repairman said, forget IDR 5 million,
- 28:55this is all, Mrs.,
- 28:57>> don't, Mrs., Mrs..
- 28:59>> The one I use in the toilet,
- 29:01>> do you know?
- 29:02>> Please buy it later.
- 29:03>> Okay.
- 29:05>> Hey, just take the
- 29:06>> money, there's a
- 29:08>> card. Heeh. ID card for collateral. No
- 29:11way. Yes, just use my ID card. Hey,
- 29:14>> what BPJS card do you use for your KTP
- 29:16card? Please do not do it. Yakit? Hey.
- 29:19Don't use my biet, okay?
- 29:21>> Yes
- 29:22>> Not R5 million. Most. He's 10. Let's
- 29:26>> try it for R.000 later.
- 29:29>> Yes Seriously, there's
- 29:30>> this. This doesn't bother El.
- 29:33>> What else do you want? Say
- 29:34>> why do you want a fisherman?
- 29:37>> I've had snacks.
- 29:38>> Snack means snack. Why does the
- 29:41swelling stink? Mirror.
- 29:44>> Would you like some more coffee? It's
- 29:45>> not over yet.
- 29:46>> Oh people bae people.
- 29:48>> Yes Dear Allah. Want longan.
- 29:50>> Want a longan dog.
- 29:51>> Later we will take out the seeds. Yes
- 29:55first but that's it.
- 29:57>> Oh
- 29:57>> cool, aren't you?
- 29:58>> Yes Amen. Amen.
- 30:00>> Very fresh, like a really
- 30:01>> pure doctor who looks like he is in
- 30:03good health. Amen.
- 30:04>> I mean, you're like this, it's as
- 30:06fragrant as it is straight away, your
- 30:08aura is like grains. This artist is
- 30:10really cool. What are you doing with
- 30:12this woman? What does hijaber mean? Why
- 30:16? Then your outfit looks good too.
- 30:19>> Thank you, thank you. This outfit is a
- 30:21bit grassy, but
- 30:22>> yes, we are, ee, this is flora.
- 30:25>> Oh, flora like
- 30:26>> that. This is a flower, this is a leaf
- 30:28like that. Well, this is powder. Powder
- 30:30, tah, brown chicken like that. Oh, I'm
- 30:35so tired. My wife took a 20-minute
- 30:39break. My wife thought she wanted to
- 30:44talk about my wife. Ah, but your song
- 30:47on TikTok is good, huh. Hey, yesterday
- 30:50it was in Papora.
- 30:51>> What day was it our day? Day two, right
- 30:53? He
- 30:54>> Oh, it was really busy.
- 30:56>> Day two. Yes, day two. Day two. That
- 30:59day.
- 30:59>> He
- 30:59>> I, he's a DJ, man. Eh,
- 31:02>> with a DJ. With a DJ.
- 31:04>> Yes, with a DJ.
- 31:05>> Heeh. Exactly the same.
- 31:07>> Oh, Kabol.
- 31:08>> Yes, it's a collaboration.
- 31:09>> Oh, with a DJ.
- 31:10>> Yes, with Akbar Calay.
- 31:12>> And what's that new song? Sis,
- 31:15>> why do you still miss me, what's it
- 31:17like?
- 31:18>> Oh, I don't want to be far away. Far
- 31:20from you.
- 31:23>> I don't want to be left by you.
- 31:25>> Yes, it's okay, the lyrics need to be
- 31:27improved, but it's okay. I appreciate
- 31:30the intention, it's okay. Heeh.
- 31:32>> But it's like the lyrics aren't wrong,
- 31:33right?
- 31:34>> Yes. Earlier, I was like Oh, this is
- 31:36the song. Believe
- 31:39>> the tune, the lyrics are like that. Did
- 31:41you make it yourself?
- 31:42>> No. On my Spotify, the lyrics are like
- 31:44that.
- 31:45>> Oh. My advice is don't read the
- 31:46proclamation. It
- 31:48>> won't be wrong. Yeah. Okay. Don't.
- 31:51>> If it's with him, he'll probably be
- 31:53okay. Relax.
- 31:54>> What
- 31:55>> if he's like that in his song, he'll
- 31:57probably be like, oh well, he's free
- 31:59because he's busy with his studies.
- 32:01>> Yes, that's right. I didn't have time
- 32:03to watch it. I didn't have time to
- 32:05>> read the proclamation and change it.
- 32:07Don't.
- 32:08>> Now don't copy it, or it'll be clipped.
- 32:10>> Yes, you can't. Yes.
- 32:13>> Don't change the student promise either
- 32:15. It's a
- 32:16>> son's promise.
- 32:18>> Hey, what's the most delicious thing in
- 32:20Bandung?
- 32:23>> I really like chicken becuk.
- 32:25>> What chicken becuk? Chicken basah.
- 32:27>> Oh yeah, chicken basah.
- 32:29>> Why chicken bek? Chicken becuk got
- 32:32caught in the rain, right?
- 32:33>> What do you know?
- 32:34>> I really like going to Bandung to eat.
- 32:37>> Simpang Siliwangi chicken.
- 32:38>> Simpang Siliwangi.
- 32:40>> I never go out.
- 32:42>> He's busy.
- 32:42>> Yeah.
- 32:43>> Medicine. I only have two friends.
- 32:47>> Siti and Bin are already friends with
- 32:48three people.
- 32:50>> No one even gave you this.
- 32:52>> No wonder
- 32:53>> making a banner with only three people
- 32:54feels
- 32:55>> uncomfortable going in.
- 32:56>> Yeah, it's better to use HPS, HPS is
- 32:58>> so quiet.
- 32:59>> Yeah, it's so quiet. It's better to
- 33:01just be in a WhatsApp group, buy some
- 33:02flowers for Mrs. right. We're happy
- 33:04already.
- 33:06>> But where do you live? Bandung.
- 33:07>> If you live here, you live in a
- 33:09boarding house. If you live in Bandung,
- 33:11there's a house. Oh.
- 33:12>> Heeh. Are you studying in Jakarta?
- 33:14>> No, in Bandung. In Cimahi. Oh, you live
- 33:18here, right?
- 33:19>> Yeah. Just now, we were eating
- 33:21>> fried food before we were in Bandung,
- 33:23we
- 33:23>> have a house. There's a
- 33:25>> house.
- 33:26>> Yeah. Studying in Jakarta. No, it's
- 33:32>> like we'll have a Q&A session later,
- 33:34we'll chat again. Okay. Okay. So
- 33:40>> whose generation are you talking about?
- 33:42>> What? Indonesian Idol
- 33:43>> Sal.
- 33:44>> Oh, Salma Salila.
- 33:46>> Nabila Takiah.
- 33:47>> Heeh.
- 33:48>> You know the hijab-wearing ones. T
- 33:51hijab-wearing ones
- 33:52>> again,
- 33:53>> this is
- 33:55>> Paul
- 33:56>> Anis.
- 33:58>> Anis was Indonesian Idol 90,
- 34:01>> he was even an expector, right? Anis
- 34:05>> is not, not The Voice, there's another
- 34:07one I forgot.
- 34:08>> Huh? Rising Star. Rising Star, he's
- 34:11>> just the Rising Star that you use a
- 34:12screen like that.
- 34:13>> Oh
- 34:13>> yeah, he's Rising Star.
- 34:14>> I thought Indonesia Idol
- 34:16>> wasn't
- 34:16>> this Mahal.
- 34:17>> Mahal is Zifa's generation.
- 34:19>> Indonesia Idol.
- 34:22>> Who else? So what's your top?
- 34:24>> Ee 17. Far away.
- 34:26>> Hm.
- 34:27>> Hm.
- 34:28>> Very far away.
- 34:30>> Thank you, thank you. Thank you so much
- 34:33.
- 34:34>> But look at the results, Bro.
- 34:36>> Yeah. J's turn is beautiful, the turn.
- 34:39No need for 1 2 3,
- 34:42>> even the 17th one shot up.
- 34:43>> Yeah. So top one too, huh.
- 34:45>> Yeah. But how long does it take?
- 34:48>> 3 years.
- 34:49>> 3 years.
- 34:50>> 3 years.
- 34:51>> Ah, it's okay.
- 34:52>> But it's worth it, right? It's
- 34:54>> worth it.
- 34:54>> Heeh.
- 34:55>> Wow, the song is so crazy. Something
- 34:58like, oh my head is dizzy when
- 35:00>> people ride scooters. Oh my head is
- 35:02dizzy. Ah, I said I'm the one who's
- 35:04dizzy when
- 35:06>> people see the police. Oh, I'm dizzy,
- 35:09I'm broke here.
- 35:11>> Singing like that. Are there so many
- 35:13little kids? I'm confused too. There
- 35:15are
- 35:16>> these kids and lots of corporate kids
- 35:17too. K
- 35:18>> kittens. Kittens.
- 35:20>> Oh, kittens. Me
- 35:23>> e who likes to be in AI. Yes.
- 35:28>> How many songs do you have?
- 35:30>> A lot, huh? E I'm so sorry the grapes
- 35:33are stuck between my teeth. Be careful.
- 35:35>> What does that mean, Ma'am? The
- 35:37>> dentist is bright. Ah, in this genre,
- 35:42there are already two songs.
- 35:45>> He.
- 35:46>> But the previous one was a bit pop-pop.
- 35:49There were four.
- 35:51>> Mm.
- 35:52>> What genre does this mean?
- 35:54>> Ee electro dangdut actually.
- 35:57>> Oh. Heeh. Using electricity. So PLN
- 36:00said to the flower, "
- 36:03>> Dude, please give it a little
- 36:04electricity."
- 36:05>> Yesterday it was discussed that singing
- 36:07on drums.
- 36:08>> Yes, Fya. Oh right? Oh, what a shame.
- 36:11Ouch, ouch.
- 36:12>> Ouch, ouch ouch. Headache. Then the
- 36:14second one is ouch, right?
- 36:15>> Hey. Ouch, ouch ouch. I don't want to
- 36:18be far away from you.
- 36:20>> Absorbed. Keep going, bro.
- 36:23>> I don't want to be sent home. Is
- 36:26>> not it? I've been sent home, I miss you
- 36:28.
- 36:28>> Who sent him home?
- 36:29>> Correct.
- 36:31>> But are you the type of person who, for
- 36:33example, when your girlfriend goes home
- 36:35to you, would you get angry at first or
- 36:36not?
- 36:37>> What I mean is that at the beginning,
- 36:39for example, for example, you only play
- 36:41for a few hours and then he immediately
- 36:43sends you home. No, never, never
- 36:46>> because that's what he wanted first
- 36:48because he's in an LDR too. I don't
- 36:50want to ask. I'm taking a break or
- 36:52recording.
- 36:52>> Huh? This is another record. Oh,
- 36:54recording again. You said that taking a
- 36:5720 minute break doesn't work.
- 37:02>> Hey, wake up in the morning. So sorry.
- 37:06>> Yes, continue, continue.
- 37:10>> No, I don't know if this is still going
- 37:12on or not. This is our discussion for
- 37:16the public. Is
- 37:19>> this over watching? Okay. Okay.
- 37:23>> Would you like to take a 10 minute
- 37:24break? It is
- 37:25>> okay. It is okay. Let's just continue.
- 37:27Just carry on.
- 37:28>> I want to cook noodles first. Very
- 37:31troublesome times.
- 37:32>> Yes, it's really troublesome.
- 37:34>> Hey, what was the mother's question?
- 37:37>> Oh girlfriend.
- 37:38>> Boyfriend.
- 37:38>> Yes We're in an LDR like that. So I
- 37:40already have time. Usually he talks to
- 37:42my mother.
- 37:43>> Hey.
- 37:44>> Mi wants to invite my brother to play,
- 37:46he calls my mother, he calls me brother
- 37:48.
- 37:48>> So he's called big brother. Do you want
- 37:50to invite your sister to play or do you
- 37:51want to invite her to play with flowers
- 37:52? Oh yeah, come home at this time. Yes,
- 37:54at that hour, I was going home.
- 37:56>> You are older than your mother. Is
- 37:58>> that the time?
- 38:02>> Yes, it doesn't mean that parents call
- 38:04you older brother.
- 38:05>> Correct. Doesn't mean he is. I'm older
- 38:07than my mother. What's the story? I
- 38:09sprouted first.
- 38:10>> Hey. Dedek Sinandar and his son only.
- 38:13>> Yes, Dedek. Allahu Akbar. Kabir
- 38:24>> means meeting once a week or once a
- 38:26month?
- 38:26>> No. No. Not even
- 38:28>> a week,
- 38:29>> not
- 38:29>> a day,
- 38:31>> sometimes 3 months. Heeh.
- 38:33>> Oh that's really long.
- 38:35>> Heeh. How is working far away?
- 38:36>> Oh yeah, the important thing is that we
- 38:38love.
- 38:39>> Yes,
- 38:40>> the important thing is that I am loved
- 38:42as much as possible.
- 38:43>> Yes, the more alay someone is, the more
- 38:45in love they are.
- 38:46>> Right. Heeh. Have
- 38:47>> you ever been edited by your boyfriend
- 38:49using CapCut? Yes.
- 38:50>> Often.
- 38:51>> Oh yeah. Jedak-jeduk or is this
- 38:53jedak-jeduk?
- 38:54>> Yes.
- 38:54>> Romantic flowers appear. No. If flowers
- 38:56appear like that, he doesn't. He
- 38:57doesn't. Alhamdulillah. Luckily, it's
- 39:00>> like the effect of fireworks.
- 39:03>> Contagious from a bottle like that.
- 39:06>> Oh Allah.
- 39:08>> There's a warm greeting. Flowers. Cool.
- 39:12If you're on the
- 39:14>> team of people who, what's the name,
- 39:16are sent home late or want to
- 39:18>> know that I'm the one who sent home
- 39:20>> suddenly and not picked up? Not being
- 39:22picked up
- 39:23>> is like a kid in a relationship.
- 39:25>> Why is that? You're a
- 39:26>> kid. Yes.
- 39:28>> Oh Allah.
- 39:29>> Yes Where do you go on a date?
- 39:31>> Depends. Usually when I'm dating my man
- 39:33, I don't think about anything.
- 39:35Everything has been planned.
- 39:37>> The one I picked up at this hour will
- 39:38put on your clothes. I like to say,
- 39:40tell me what kind of clothes I wear so
- 39:42they don't salt. Wearing clothes like
- 39:44this, I'll pick you up at this time,
- 39:46like this, like this. Okay. Then take
- 39:48it wherever you go.
- 39:50>> Hey, you're a mature boy.
- 39:52>> Mature. Thank God.
- 39:54>> IO IO wedding organizer specs.
- 39:58Organizer. Oh, because he even wears
- 40:01these clothes, sometimes he gets singed
- 40:03too. When Ingger was there she was
- 40:08wearing a wedding dress.
- 40:10>> Very complicated.
- 40:12>> Yes How are you?
- 40:13>> Ouch. Ouch. It's
- 40:15>> really delicious, yeah. So thank you,
- 40:17okay?
- 40:17>> Receive it neatly, don't bring anything
- 40:19. Yes Thank God she got a good man. I
- 40:23>> love your guy.
- 40:25>> But really all the guys love you, right
- 40:27? Certain.
- 40:28>> Yes Not really. Why do all the boys
- 40:30love me?
- 40:31>> What to do?
- 40:31>> Dear dear. Are you really a
- 40:33>> doctor? I'm just a man, darling.
- 40:37>> As a girl? Are
- 40:38>> you afraid? Ah.
- 40:40>> Yes No. You seem to have a lot of
- 40:42talent.
- 40:43>> Amen.
- 40:43>> Very clever.
- 40:44>> Yes
- 40:45>> Amen.
- 40:45>> That's independent.
- 40:46>> Amen.
- 40:48>> Who knows who doesn't love
- 40:50>> you a lot.
- 40:51>> Oh, that means you're a lovable person.
- 40:53>> Amen.
- 40:54>> Yes Your in-laws and future in-laws
- 40:55definitely love you.
- 40:56>> Very good. Thank God. Very good. His
- 40:58family is very good. Thank God.
- 40:59>> What do you carry with you? Martabak
- 41:01Kak is
- 41:01>> also out far away. Yes Yes, there are
- 41:04caves, if you meet them, bring them
- 41:05food, send them specialties from the
- 41:07Sono area. Bah
- 41:09>> crackers, sure.
- 41:11>> No. Hey, what are these Lampung banana
- 41:13chips?
- 41:14>> Oh s
- 41:15>> yen. Yen is chocolate flavored. It's
- 41:17really delicious. You have to try it.
- 41:18>> Oh yeah, bro.
- 41:20>> Oh,
- 41:20>> I found it at Alfamart.
- 41:22>> Oh my God, I really bought it.
- 41:24>> Well, here it is. Thank you very much,
- 41:28bought it, try it and
- 41:29>> see how many seeds there are. Looks
- 41:31like he already had it in his pocket.
- 41:33That can't be done. That's a lot of
- 41:35negative Fa. B. Thank you very much,
- 41:37Fitri.
- 41:38>> Uh,
- 41:38>> oh. Herborist.
- 41:39>> Yes
- 41:40>> Yes There's a
- 41:41>> lot of pink here.
- 41:42>> But there's a lot. It's
- 41:43>> R5 million.
- 41:44>> No. R million can't get that much more.
- 41:47>> But I use the bigger one. It's like
- 41:49>> R million can get a cell phone too.
- 41:51>> There's a cell phone.
- 41:53>> Oh,
- 41:53>> right? Don't tell. Tell you. Yes, I
- 41:58>> always use this. I swear the fragrance
- 42:00just opened it and it's okay, Neng.
- 42:01>> Oh yes. Hey. Just do this here. I
- 42:04really
- 42:04>> like how it smells like
- 42:06>> strawberries, right?
- 42:07>> Hmmm. Well, if I'm a child, now I have
- 42:11a lot of small fans, my fans sometimes
- 42:13like Ped Salim.
- 42:15>> Salim smells like that. Hm. We smell so
- 42:18good, don't we? Yes again.
- 42:20>> I swear I love Salim.
- 42:22>> Yes, it doesn't smell good when it
- 42:23smells, right? It
- 42:26>> smells like rangu.
- 42:28>> Burnt smell. Oh, not Mingse. Cute.
- 42:32>> Yes, want to try it. Try it, it's
- 42:34>> really funny. But
- 42:36>> eh this is delicious.
- 42:38>> Wow, here
- 42:40>> try the fragrance. There's this too.
- 42:42AHB.
- 42:43>> Uh, ahbhanya. So there's no need to mix
- 42:45it up anymore. Just use it like this.
- 42:48>> Yes The problem is, if you exfoliate,
- 42:50the
- 42:52>> skin will immediately die. It's
- 42:54>> just shaped like a strawberry.
- 42:55>> Hey. Eh, it's like
- 42:59>> when I'm
- 43:00>> licked here I'm afraid of being licked,
- 43:02bro,
- 43:04>> I think if people don't know this scrub
- 43:06it seems to
- 43:07>> smell good because
- 43:09>> Fitri, don't let it be seen by Iza Heeh
- 43:11, don't put it in the fridge, yeah,
- 43:14>> who put the scrub in the fridge, it's
- 43:17>> nice to scrub it cold,
- 43:18>> yes, it's
- 43:19>> nice to know
- 43:21>> that the
- 43:22>> scrub is also soft, wait a few minutes,
- 43:253 to 5 minutes
- 43:27>> 3 to 5 minute. But sometimes, if you've
- 43:30been in the mood for a while, don't
- 43:32watch it, don't you?
- 43:34>> Yes, I don't read it
- 43:36>> sometimes while opening a shop.
- 43:38>> Oh, until you open a shop. I'm
- 43:40surprised
- 43:43>> that her face has a pink texture, it
- 43:46>> really smells good, right? Well, the
- 43:49traya-bulankan smells good after it
- 43:52smells good. It's
- 43:54>> still easy to get. There's one at
- 43:55Alfamart too, right?
- 43:56>> Yes,
- 43:57>> there is. It's everywhere. Just have a
- 43:59snack.
- 43:59>> Yes Guampang, I have
- 44:01>> always liked buying herbs. But it
- 44:02>> seems heroic that this is a small one,
- 44:04I just found out there is a small one.
- 44:06So this is delicious if you want to
- 44:07take it out of town.
- 44:08>> Oh, but there's another big one, right?
- 44:10>> Is
- 44:10>> there a big one?
- 44:11>> Some are big. If you're at home, it's
- 44:13>> not like an oak house. At home I use
- 44:16the big one and lift it all up.
- 44:19Dekong-dekong.
- 44:20>> Yes, it's dekong-dekong.
- 44:21>> Even though this can be zoomed in or
- 44:23not, sir? Oh fall.
- 44:24>> No zoom. No.
- 44:26>> Lya is approaching.
- 44:27>> Nu. Please, that's the
- 44:30>> difference. It hasn't even been rinsed,
- 44:32aka it hasn't been rinsed yet. The
- 44:34color is different. My skin is brighter
- 44:36. Maybe this was hit by a
- 44:38>> sate building on the way.
- 44:41>> How long does the journey take? Yes,
- 44:43you were on a motorbike.
- 44:45>> Yes, I ride my scooter. Then the
- 44:49scooter that is being pumped up is
- 44:51tired like this and that when people
- 44:52wear a helmet,
- 44:55>> people use their feet.
- 44:57>> Hey.
- 44:57>> Hey. Poor her. It's really great.
- 45:00>> Oh, this is for travel size, right?
- 45:03>> Yes Moreover, my man rarely sees me.
- 45:06When I come across it, it
- 45:08>> smells like side oil, don't worry. Hey.
- 45:11E doesn't mean I miss you. Moreover,
- 45:15sometimes we like to hold hands and
- 45:18>> like to kiss hands like that. Sometimes
- 45:21I want to go to school and I smell so
- 45:23good. And my man always smells good.
- 45:27Hey, but you're not good at it, it's
- 45:29>> okay, you're
- 45:30>> not good at
- 45:33>> Muji, he's neat, he's neat, he smells
- 45:35clean when he brings a girl, he's dirty
- 45:37, oh, it's going to give you a
- 45:40>> headache, it's not going to give you a
- 45:42>> headache.
- 45:44>> There's five installments. Don't make
- 45:47it softer, doesn't it feel like it
- 45:49doesn't feel like it or not, Mas N,
- 45:52come on, Nas, he's
- 45:55>> like he's softer like that. And this
- 45:57isn't rude, in my opinion. Not rude. My
- 46:00skin is thin. If you look at it, it
- 46:02looks like chicken feet, you can see
- 46:04these
- 46:04>> veins. The
- 46:05>> veins
- 46:06>> don't make it red, right? They
- 46:08>> don't smell good. I don't like rough
- 46:11things. Nice, bro. Ah,
- 46:15>> that person.
- 46:17>> Ah. Hm. Really fragrant. Really
- 46:20>> fragrant. Must try. And the price is
- 46:23still high. yeah, I
- 46:27>> don't know how much fit was there, how
- 46:29much fit was this fresh one,
- 46:30>> how much fit was this fit, how much fit
- 46:32was this fit,
- 46:32>> wow, Fitri
- 46:33>> is
- 46:35>> feeding Iz
- 46:37>> is feeding Iza, anyway, this must be
- 46:39cheap, it's delicious, right? Let's
- 46:41>> split it in half, you can take the rest
- 46:43home, it's
- 46:44>> okay, just take it
- 46:45>> all, I'll
- 46:46>> buy some more, okay, what
- 46:48>> if we don't TF, we TF, we're done, ah,
- 46:51eh, it's just
- 46:53>> ticklish, let's just say amen, Oh, just
- 46:55kidding, O Allah. Amen, O Lord of the
- 46:58Worlds. But this, I swear, this is
- 47:00really good.
- 47:01>> If you really want a big one like me,
- 47:03my big one.
- 47:05>> Ah, this is me, I can take a shower
- 47:09>> and finish this much.
- 47:12>> This is good. I'll
- 47:13>> use it. You're all using it, P? Yes,
- 47:15>> use it. What's this? E, who's
- 47:18>> one?
- 47:19>> Do you all want one?
- 47:20>> He, not two, just one. It's a bit odd
- 47:22if you have a girlfriend who smells the
- 47:24scent of a man's strawberries. Not bad
- 47:27for his wife.
- 47:28>> Oh, can I bring one for his wife? Yes,
- 47:30I can. Hmm. I'm happy if a man is good.
- 47:33>> Because he gave it to his wife, if we
- 47:35only gave it to him, it's not allowed,
- 47:37right? He should have taken the
- 47:38initiative to
- 47:39>> buy it, right?
- 47:40>> But he told his wife it was from him.
- 47:42>> Yes, it was from him, it was actually
- 47:44from him, but he gave it to her, so he
- 47:47>> used it. This smells good. Don't forget
- 47:50,
- 47:51>> I ended up promoting it. Maybe this is
- 47:53possible. He,
- 47:54>> you use this, don't bring your cage
- 47:56anyway. B,
- 47:58>> his wife smells good, but he doesn't,
- 48:00it's a pity for his wife, right?
- 48:04>> His wife smells it. Smells her.
- 48:05>> Yes, not smells.
- 48:07>> Sir, you said you're part of the
- 48:08strawberry scent. I gave you the scent
- 48:10of leaves like that. Scaled with betel
- 48:13leaves. Don't.
- 48:15>> Anyway, this is really nice to use. Yes
- 48:18, nature is so popular that it can be
- 48:20used by big artists, maybe
- 48:24>> this is how we are, I said earlier, God
- 48:26willing, we will be the three of us,
- 48:28there will be a photo of the three of
- 48:29us here, yes, that's right, later we
- 48:31will have a photo card with our
- 48:32signature, just
- 48:33>> think of it as so that people will be
- 48:34excited later, oh yes, it seems like
- 48:36there are people who want that,
- 48:37>> yes, oh yes, there are so many, I swear
- 48:38, there are so many who want our photo
- 48:40card, right,
- 48:40>> heh, that's right, people say they
- 48:42really want a lop-sided style like
- 48:44>> this, later there will be a photo of
- 48:45the three of us, circled or not, just
- 48:47our faces.
- 48:47>> Ah, yes,
- 48:48>> here, circled like this. I'm
- 48:50>> afraid the silhouette will only be us,
- 48:52let it be just
- 48:53>> H, not just black. Heeh. That's what
- 48:56the
- 48:56>> Herwis people will do later.
- 48:58>> Yes. Later I already have the WA, why
- 49:00do you want
- 49:02>> this, dude, come on, dude,
- 49:05>> want to scrap
- 49:07>> p and
- 49:09>> send it but give the price, sis, the
- 49:11price is a million
- 49:12>> and this is the total, sis, but the
- 49:14factory price is
- 49:16>> quite good,
- 49:16>> yes, quite good,
- 49:18>> but you, ee, what are the future
- 49:20projects,
- 49:22>> future projects, still singing, but
- 49:24soon I will go to college, wait a
- 49:25minute because there are blogs that
- 49:27haven't been taken yet He.
- 49:29>> So I'm juggling college
- 49:32>> and also there will be upcoming events.
- 49:36So, yeah, my body is a bit crushed.
- 49:40>> Yes. But thank God, even though we're
- 49:42still young. He's
- 49:44>> right.
- 49:45>> What are you grateful for?
- 49:50>> What is it? Tell us. Is
- 49:52>> it okay? How did you get to this point?
- 49:54Because of whose support? No.
- 49:58>> I just told this on this podcast.
- 50:00>> On this podcast, there was yesterday's
- 50:02podcast, right? There was already one,
- 50:04there was
- 50:05>> one yesterday.
- 50:06>> Well, the point is like that. What are
- 50:08your closest projects?
- 50:10>> For us, my closest project is my film.
- 50:13>> Wow, she's an actress, she's a
- 50:16>> successful person, right? For example,
- 50:18a successful person is successful, so
- 50:20that person is really
- 50:24>> not
- 50:25>> the second one. Omarah is
- 50:28>> a guy who is going out with you, so
- 50:30>> what film is there? There's
- 50:32>> another trial, but later in November,
- 50:35>> but next time for me and Halda, there
- 50:37aren't any, it's just podcasts, and
- 50:41>> then we see you are that busy, and then
- 50:43we feel like we have to be grateful,
- 50:44because we are quite a bit unemployed,
- 50:46because it's like he's having a hard
- 50:48time, it's a
- 50:50>> life lesson, we're
- 50:52>> grateful, like, oh, it turns out we're
- 50:54not that busy, right? So we can still
- 50:56make time to hang out, I'm like I'm
- 50:58really sad, my life isn't
- 51:01>> cool,
- 51:01>> yes, you're cool
- 51:03>> because you're focused on being an
- 51:05educator, focused on work, and focused
- 51:07on
- 51:09>> love, focus, like, you can share it
- 51:11like that,
- 51:13>> but we have
- 51:14>> to take a walk in the coals first
- 51:16before we get here.
- 51:17>> Yes Yes But there's no fire.
- 51:19>> Yes
- 51:21>> Bara yes it's just gravel. It's like I
- 51:23said to
- 51:24>> treat rheumatism.
- 51:25>> Yes
- 51:26>> Yes that's right. Yes.
- 51:28>> Even though we are sick, we can recover
- 51:30from our mindset. Hey.
- 51:32>> If he pricks, he thinks it hurts. If it
- 51:34turns out I'm back then that's it. Just
- 51:37>> think I'm back.
- 51:38>> Yes Turns out it's a drug.
- 51:41>> Treat
- 51:42>> this. What does that mean? Mom,
- 51:45>> where do you mean you're going?
- 51:46>> Yes, by the way, don't make this
- 51:48netizen.
- 51:49>> Yes
- 51:50>> No one is speculating. God willing,
- 51:52it's
- 51:53>> safe.
- 51:54>> Where do we really want to chat?
- 51:57>> Kik what?
- 52:00>> Why do we just do this now from you,
- 52:02why are you as successful as you are
- 52:03now? Why are you
- 52:06>> following me too?
- 52:07>> Yes, just let it be so that people know
- 52:08it's like a
- 52:09>> flower to a flower. It's
- 52:11>> flowers. One by one first, from the
- 52:13most seniors first. from the cave is
- 52:15also El's new child.
- 52:17>> Yes Actually, youth is a really
- 52:19gambling time.
- 52:20>> Absorbed.
- 52:21>> Hey. Sometimes if we don't take a
- 52:24chance there, sometimes we regret it
- 52:26many years later.
- 52:28>> So actually don't be afraid, just take
- 52:30it first. We don't know whether we are
- 52:32successful or not.
- 52:33>> Hey. Who knows, for example, if we
- 52:35don't win or not, it doesn't matter,
- 52:37but in the next 3 years, God willing,
- 52:39our work will exist. Yes, that's
- 52:41>> right.
- 52:41>> Yes. Have you been from Kung?
- 52:43>> From flowers first. Or not?
- 52:45>> Before. Poor guy gaping.
- 52:48>> I don't know the
- 52:50>> point if his life lesson is to swallow
- 52:52as much rubber as possible.
- 52:53>> Heeh.
- 52:54>> Yes. Thanks, Bung, for making it.
- 52:57>> Yes. The same lesson from him is that
- 53:00seeds are actually okay to eat.
- 53:02>> Yes, seeds are okay to eat except snake
- 53:04fruit seeds.
- 53:05>> Don't eat durian seeds either.
- 53:06>> Snake fruit seeds are okay, right?
- 53:08>> Crazy snake fruit seeds. Eh, snake
- 53:10fruit seeds are in Samsung porridge.
- 53:13>> Huh? Olek
- 53:15>> is snake fruit seeds that are made into
- 53:17snake fruit seeds, not whole snake
- 53:19fruit seeds. That's
- 53:20>> not a kettle. If you're in a kettle,
- 53:22you still have to
- 53:23>> chew them first.
- 53:25>> Snake fruit seeds aren't from snake
- 53:27fruit seeds, right? No.
- 53:29>> No.
- 53:29>> Oh, no.
- 53:31>> You think snake fruit seeds are boiled.
- 53:32>> Snake fruit seeds are boiled.
- 53:34>> Yes. But
- 53:35>> today I'm giving you the task of buying
- 53:37boiled snake fruit. Seeds if they turn
- 53:39into kolak, I'm a fool, when I was
- 53:41given the task,
- 53:44>> yes, I gave cornstarch too so how do I
- 53:46soften it,
- 53:49>> yes, for friends who have watched, it's
- 53:51fun, right?
- 53:53>> Thank you very much, thank you, yes,
- 53:56>> this is God, thank you very much, we
- 53:58are very happy, most of us don't
- 54:00>> really say it, just
- 54:02>> say it, I didn't
- 54:04>> do anything, just say it first,
- 54:06>> thank you very much for playing around
- 54:08on our podcast.
- 54:09>> For friends who like this video, don't
- 54:10forget to like, comment and subscribe.
- 54:12And don't forget to watch my next
- 54:13videos. Bye bye.
- 54:14>> Bye bye. Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi
- 54:16wabarakatuh. There is warahmatullahi
- 54:18wabarakatuh. Thank you very much. I
- 54:20thank you very much. Thank you for
- 54:22watching guys.
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