- 0:06
I love traveling abroad. I love Japan's cherry blossoms and shrines.
- 0:11
I prefer online games and figurines.
- 0:14
I also play games at home
- 0:16
And collect some figurines.
- 0:19
Don't you find it interesting?
- 0:21
Wow, I'm hopeless at games.
- 0:25
I don't know how to play at all.
- 0:26
I can teach you how to play games
- 0:28
My Switch is still collecting dust.
- 0:30
Really?
- 0:34
I want to play
- 0:36
I'll bring it next time.
- 0:37
We could get Pokémon.
- 0:38
Wow
- 0:40
But I really like
- 0:43
collecting those perfumes and shoes
- 0:45
Because I think they're unique
- 0:47
I don't really get that
- 0:49
But I like listening to pop music
- 0:50
I think pop music is unique too
- 0:52
Hmm, that's true
- 0:54
But I prefer classical music
- 0:56
What's so good about classical music?
- 0:58
You like to eat...
- 1:00
I'm a bank manager
- 1:01
Now we're suddenly talking about jobs.
- 1:03
I'm a security guard
- 1:04
Brecht?
- 1:13
No more Brecht.
- 1:15
These...
- 1:16
Is it possible to combine these two?
- 1:18
Just say it straight to her.
- 1:20
How am I supposed to make myself clear to you?
- 1:26
Right?
- 1:27
How does that feel to you?
- 1:28
Hmm
- 1:33
Think it over.
- 1:37
I can secretly watch the monitors
- 1:41
I can see you anytime
- 1:43
Don't you feel safe?
- 1:45
It gives me a sense of security.
- 1:46
Then can I install one
- 1:48
in your security booth too?
- 1:49
I'll watch you anytime too
- 1:50
But if, in that security booth,
- 1:53
you put on a show every day—
- 1:57
if you performed—
- 1:58
that might be interesting.
- 1:59
If you're just sitting there
- 2:00
I can perform for you
- 2:02
We can video call all day
- 2:03
I have plenty of time
- 2:04
But I still have to work
- 2:05
You can watch whenever you want
- 2:08
Call me and I'll be there
- 2:09
I have my own security booth
- 2:10
Let's drop that.
- 2:12
Do you own a place?
- 2:13
I rent a 20-square-meter apartment
- 2:18
I agree, I agree.
- 2:22
I totally agree.
- 2:25
Oh, exactly!
- 2:26
Oh!
- 2:27
No—
- 2:28
Be a bit sarcastic
- 2:29
What are you doing?
- 2:31
You still don't believe it.
- 2:32
That's exactly right.
- 2:34
Perfect.
- 2:34
What do you want now?
- 2:35
Wow, a whole twenty square metres!
- 2:37
Right, right.
- 2:38
Exactly.
- 2:38
Twenty square metres!
- 2:40
Exactly.
- 2:41
Wow, so huge!
- 2:43
Right—keep going.
- 2:45
Just enough for me.
- 2:47
Enough for both of us?
- 2:48
Sure—one bedroom, one living room, one bathroom.
- 2:50
I also have a soft double bed
- 2:52
Yeah. Enough room for two pairs of slippers?
- 2:55
Is there?
- 2:56
Two pairs of slippers
- 2:57
Ask it deadpan.
- 2:58
There is.
- 2:59
Haha
- 3:02
[unclear]—how did that come through?
- 3:04
Do you have a car?
- 3:05
Yes
- 3:06
I have an old-fashioned bicycle
- 3:09
The kind with a crossbar
- 3:10
Now I agree even more.
- 3:11
I can take you to and from work.
- 3:14
I love bicycles.
- 3:15
Exactly.
- 3:16
When I was little, my grandpa carried me
- 3:18
on his bike to kindergarten.
- 3:21
Ha
- 3:22
Maybe you can take me back to childhood
- 3:25
Your bike has a back seat, right?
- 3:26
Right?
- 3:27
Of course
- 3:28
If you don't want the seat,
- 3:29
You can sit on my lap
- 3:30
You can sit on that crossbar too
- 3:31
Now I really agree.
- 3:32
Oh!
- 3:33
Amazing!
- 3:33
Lucky me!
- 3:35
Is that some special trick of yours?
- 3:37
Exactly.
- 3:38
Wow, a man of hidden talents.
- 3:40
You can hold me and still ride?
- 3:43
You'd be riding...
- 3:44
How does that work?
- 3:47
After our date,
- 3:48
I'll take you for a ride.
- 3:50
Oh, okay, okay.
- 3:51
Oh, you...
- 3:53
At her.
- 3:54
You're going to insult her, right?
- 3:55
Anything goes. Insult her—go.
- 3:57
Aren't you good at that?
- 4:01
How come you've got nothing to say now?
- 4:03
What's going on?
- 4:04
Why?
- 4:05
Do you really think
- 4:07
I'd believe that?
- 4:09
Not enough. Not enough. Not enough.
- 4:11
Do you honestly think I
- 4:13
really agree with you that much?
- 4:16
You don't?
- 4:18
You're only saying that because...
- 4:19
Don't you think she's wonderful?
- 4:21
For you.
- 4:23
I don't want to sit on a bicycle
- 4:27
with you holding me.
- 4:28
I'm worried I'll fall off.
- 4:30
I don't want to squeeze in with you
- 4:32
in a twenty-square-metre apartment
- 4:34
with room for only two pairs of slippers.
- 4:36
You could fit your sneakers too.
- 4:38
I have a shoe rack.
- 4:39
I want a yard,
- 4:41
where I can keep a dog and a cat,
- 4:43
Can you do that?
- 4:44
But weren't you
- 4:49
just talking to me so nicely?
- 4:51
How else
- 4:53
would you have believed me?
- 4:55
You're so naive.
- 4:57
But you only have eight hours,
- 5:00
I'm trying to save you,
- 5:01
You're about to be restarted.
- 5:03
I think...
- 5:08
Even if I get restarted,
- 5:10
I still wouldn't be with you.
- 5:12
A loser.
- 5:13
Why does "loser" sound so mild?
- 5:16
Yeah, it isn't harsh enough.
- 5:17
Really?
- 5:18
[unclear]—you're just...
- 5:22
You're a fucking idiot.
- 5:24
You're a loser.
- 5:27
"Fucking idiot" sounds mild too.
- 5:29
You're a hick.
- 5:31
"Hick" doesn't sound mild.
- 5:35
"Hick" doesn't sound mild.
- 5:38
I'm doing just fine, aren't I?
- 5:40
Waiter, get me a steak.
- 5:42
The waiter comes over all smarmy:
- 5:44
What did he say?
- 5:44
Sorry, sir, this is a couples' restaurant,
- 5:46
we don't sell half portions.
- 5:47
Then you lose it and start swearing.
- 5:52
"Bullshit! Fuck your mom!"
- 5:53
What? I'm on a date, aren't I?
- 5:57
Then who the fuck is that in front of me?
- 5:58
The waiter says, "Sir, wake up—
- 6:01
that's you."
- 6:02
So you can use that mirror.
- 6:05
Those mirrors can...
- 6:08
These questions have never crossed my mind.
- 6:11
I don't know how to respond.
- 6:12
Honestly, I don't understand him at all.
- 6:14
After he asked those questions,
- 6:18
he felt like a stranger to me.
- 6:24
Like a poor little animal, soaked by the roadside.
- 6:27
Leave me there and your conscience will condemn you.
- 6:30
Yeah, yeah, I think that's it.
- 6:32
Maybe my perspective leans more toward...
- 6:34
seeing her as a little animal.
- 6:35
Because we're discussing the female viewer's perspective, right?
- 6:38
But I think my perspective leans more toward...
- 6:40
He's very innocent—not as mature as you all.
- 6:42
It's different from women's and men's perspectives.
- 6:44
I feel like this guy
- 6:47
came into this conversation thinking,
- 6:49
"This relationship feels unequal to me."
- 6:51
It's not about imbalance. His love is pure.
- 6:54
It is unequal. It definitely is.
- 6:57
It's just that I love you, but you don't love me as much.
- 6:59
You don't love me the way I love you.
- 7:01
To me, that's an imbalance.
- 7:02
That's his way of seeking love.
- 7:06
Never validates me.
- 7:07
Always acts so superior.
- 7:15
Sometimes—
- 7:15
Because of pressure, insecurity, things like that...
- 7:18
Yeah, your family is so well-off—you're a rich kid.
- 7:21
Why would you want me?
- 7:23
There are so many great girls out there.
- 7:25
Once I choose to be with you,
- 7:30
I feel a sense of responsibility.
- 7:33
No matter what happens,
- 7:35
unless I turn out to be a scumbag
- 7:38
and run off with somebody else.
- 7:41
I'm not really that rich.
- 7:45
What I can do for you right now
- 7:49
is honestly
- 7:49
the most
- 7:52
I can give.
- 7:53
I've never asked you for anything.
- 7:56
I've never once said,
- 7:58
"You're my girlfriend. You should give me gifts."
- 8:00
We just started dating.
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