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Advanced Pentatonic Ideas you Need for Fusion and Jazz Guitar - Duration: 8:38.
(Jazz Guitar playing)
- Hi everybody, my name is Jens Larsen.
In this video I want to go over a few ways
that you can work with and practice the pentatonic scale
so that you can get away from using
only the two-note-per-string patterns and boxes
that you probably already learned,
and also so that you can get some melodies that sound
a little bit less like Eric Clapton and B.B. King,
and a like more like something you can use
in modern jazz or in fusion jazz.
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(Jazz Guitar playing)
The idea behind this example
is to take the standard two-notes-per-string shape,
so in this case that would be this shape (Playing Guitar),
and then I'm turning that into a shape
that has not two notes per string,
but first three and then one,
and then that pattern keeps on going,
so that would be this shape (playing),
and the idea here is
since we have three notes and then one note,
that's a little bit easier to play for your right hand
than playing two notes all the time,
and another thing that's also getting a little bit easier
is that now we can actually have
a fourth interval on one string,
so (playing) we have this (playing),
twice the fourth interval in the line,
and that's just a lot easier to play
when you have it on the same set of strings,
if you're in a position where the stretch is doable, anyway.
So that's also what I'm using in the line.
I start off with (playing) fourth interval (playing)
then I play the B on the next string (playing)
and then again, skipping up,
so I have another fourth interval (playing),
and then from here I go down
to the first note on the last string, so the D,
and then (playing) just up the scale,
and then a short pattern to end it (playing).
(Jazz Guitar playing)
In this example, I'm applying the pentatonic scale
to a ii-V-I in the key of D major.
Also, just to give a clear example
of how this works really well for using the pentatonic scale
to get more of a modern jazz sound or a fusion sound.
So the concept behind the E minor pentatonic
that I'm using here is, in fact,
that I'm playing it three notes per string,
and the good thing about checking out your pentatonic scales
in three note per string
is that you get a pattern, or a fingering
that actually moves across the neck,
and it's gonna be different
for each different key that you have
of the pentatonic scale if you start on the lowest note.
For the E minor pentatonic, it looks like this.
(Jazz Guitar playing)
In the example,
I'm only playing the E minor pentatonic scale for one bar,
and that means that I'm only using, actually,
the top part of the three-note-per-string pattern
that I just played,
so that would be these six notes (playing),
and what's happening here
is that I first start with (playing) again, fourth interval,
because when we're playing three notes per string
with a pentatonic scale,
then the fourth interval is really easy to play,
so (playing) play that here,
then kind of shifting up to the (playing) B here,
and then again using, on the next string,
the fourth interval (playing),
which actually gives me a quartal arpeggio,
so B, E, and A (playing),
then just down the scale (playing),
and then I move into an A7 altered line,
so that's just down to the C sharp (playing),
the B flat, which is the flat 9 (playing),
pulling off to the A (playing), G,
and then (playing) the flat 13 (playing),
3rd (playing), sharp 9 (playing), flat 9 (playing),
and then resolving to the 5th,
and then from the 5th, I'm actually using
the F sharp minor pentatonic on the D major 7,
which is sort of using the minor pentatonic
from the 3rd of the chord.
It's something I do really a lot for major 7 chords.
I think this is a really nice sound.
In this case (playing), the A,
and then skipping up to E (playing),
and then we get another quartal arpeggio,
which is from C sharp, so C sharp (playing),
F sharp (playing), and then B (playing),
so really ending the line (playing)
on the 13 of the major 7.
(Jazz Guitar playing)
In this example, I'm sort of combining the two approaches,
so I'm using three notes per string,
and I'm keeping it in a position,
and in a way I'm sort of creating an overview, so
if you think of it,
starting in just the normal two-notes-per-string position,
then that would be, of course, this one (playing),
and then I kind of have that overview,
but I can also see the extensions of it,
which would be three notes per string where I move up,
and that would be then this one (playing),
or if I extend down, then I would get this one (playing).
So with both of these extensions,
they're three note per string
and they are staying in position,
and that means that I am repeating notes all the time,
so it's not something that I'm really practicing as scales,
as much as it's much more a question
of just having that as an overview,
because when I'm playing scales
I don't really wanna have those double notes.
I don't think that sounds that nice,
but it is nice to have that in there.
For instance, if I'm playing
so I'm using pentatonic scales a lot
if I'm superimposing them on other chords,
so the E minor pentatonic might be
something that I would use when I'm playing on a C major 7,
as I already mentioned,
the idea of using a minor pentatonic scale
from the third of a major 7 chord,
and if I'm playing, so (playing),
sort of coming out of this position,
then on the (playing),
that's a major scale that would sort of be this (playing)
major scale that I would have in mind for the C major chord,
and then it's just natural to have (playing)
these extended sort of versions (playing)
of the pentatonic scale as well,
and that way I can sort of branch out
and just reach some notes (playing)
that I wouldn't really otherwise be able to reach,
and now we're just opening up
and actually the pentatonic scale
is also opening up my ability to transition
from one major scale position to another,
because they're overlapping,
and the reach of (playing) of this
is actually the same as playing a (playing)
sort of four-note-per-string major scale,
so in that way, they're sort of connecting
different positions of the major scale,
which can also be sort of an easier way
to just transition from one place to the next.
The line that I'm playing is really making use of this,
so I start with extending upwards, so from D to E (playing),
and then sweeping down (playing) the E minor triad,
and then ending on the D (playing),
so (playing) and then a similar idea,
but now I'm back in the original position,
but extending downwards (playing),
which gives me sort of this (playing)
A7 sus4 arpeggio (playing),
and then (playing) an E minor 7 arpeggio,
and then I'm ending the line on an (playing) F sharp,
which is the 9 of the E minor,
which isn't really in the scale,
but it's just a nice note to end on.
Of course there are more ways
that you can work with the pentatonic scales
that's gonna help you connect them,
and also combine them
so that it's easier to play larger intervals,
or move around the neck,
and these are a few ways that I use a lot, and that I find
also, if I sort of look back at the way that I'm playing,
are really influential,
and also really helpful to the way that I play,
but if you have an approach
that you think works really well,
then I would love to hear about it,
and I'm sure all the other guys watching this video
would also be curious, so please leave a comment.
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My Neighbor, Charles | 이웃집 찰스 - Ep.130 [KOR, ENG/2017.12.01] - Duration: 47:07.
It's like a dream that I saw my mother last summer.
I want to gift this "autumn" to my mother.
I miss my family.
A bright young lady from Indonesia!
I really miss you!
It's really delicious!
I'm now a Daegu girl.
Supartin, who came to Korea 4 years ago,
is working at a factory.
Her dream is to open her own Korean restaurant.
But whenever she thinks about her sick mother,
she wants to just go back home.
(Finally, Supartin visits her hometown)
(Her story begins now)
Finally, she visits Indonesia!
Supartin's story begins now.
(Supartin's Dream)
(Can't Live Without Aunties!)
(Gyeongsan, Gyeongsangbuk-do)
Gyeongsan is Supartin's home in Korea.
(6:00 a.m.)
It's only 6 o'clock in the morning...
Her morning starts pretty early, right?
Well, she is an early bird,
but she's a sleepy early bird.
I'm on early duty today,
so I have to leave early.
Work starts at 7 o'clock today, so I have to get ready.
Leaving behind the warm bed, she must hurry.
It's cold.
Supartin has been working
at a nearby factory since 2013.
Every morning, her colleagues come to pick her up.
- Hello! / - Hey! Good morning!
Hi and good morning!
They are her early duty team members.
Stop yawning. Did you have breakfast?
I'm still sleepy.
It's like this every Monday.
It's because of the weekend.
That's what Monday syndrome is.
- Monday syndrome? / - Yes.
You'll be alright after a day.
It's just the first day of the week.
"Afta-day"?
No, not "afta-day," "after a day."
On the first day of a week, we always think,
"I wish I had one more day to rest."
But we can't, so we get the Monday syndrome.
- Monday syndrome... / - Yes.
("G" Corp., Gyeongsan, Gyeongsangbuk-do)
Supartin works at a chicken processing factory
near a quiet farm village.
(She comes to work earlier than others)
She comes in earlier than her colleagues for work.
If I come in earlier, I get extra pay.
I get more than the aunties.
When I go back home, I have to be happy.
That means that I must earn more now.
(She's been working at this factory since 2013)
It's been 5 years since she started working here.
She came to Korea through
the Employment Permit System
and by next spring, she'll be leaving for home.
Older colleagues treat her
as if she were their little niece.
(Blub, blub)
I can't do that!
Let's go! Let's go!
Suck in your cheeks!
Suck in! Just like that! Yes!
Good, good, good!
Do it like that!
I get together with aunties during breaks.
Aunties give me lots of snacks
and teach me local dialects.
So that's how I speak some Korean.
It's her sweet break time.
Lots of tasty treats!
- It's soft. Here. / - Me first?
It's so delicious!
She's pretty good at Daegu dialect, too.
You've been in Korea for a while, right?
Yes, it's been some time.
What if your husband cheats on you?
Wow, auntie.
He's not like that.
Well, you just can't trust men.
- They're all wolves. / - Yes, they are.
- Really? / - Yes.
Cut it out, aunties!
Handsome, no?
Big, round eyes!
Not my style.
He's handsome.
He is!
Not to my eyes! And he's not my style.
Well, that's how you think.
I think differently.
- What did you say? / - Not handsome!
Say it again?
Auntie!
Why? Not handsome!
She's fun to tease.
Well, aunties think that Supartin deserves better.
(She's been married for nearly 10 years since 2008)
Supartin turned 32 this year
and is already 10 years into her marriage.
It's been 5 years since she came to Korea in 2013,
so she's been away from her husband half the time.
Back home, I had a friend who worked in Korea.
At the time, she seemed really successful to me.
She used to send her family lots of money.
So her family enjoyed a better life thanks to her.
My parents are already quite old.
So if I work in Korea,
I thought that they wouldn't have to work anymore.
(Supartin came to Korea under the EPS)
As the length of her stay is limited,
time is money to her.
Wait up, auntie!
Wait for me!
- Hurry, hurry! / - Sorry!
(That was close)
I'm good.
(She almost missed her bus home!)
She always comes to work earlier than others
and gets off work the latest.
Being the bright and hard worker that she is,
she is loved by her colleagues.
- Do you have makeup on? / - She's already pretty.
That's right!
I'm pretty even without makeup because I'm a girl!
What am I saying!
Bye-bye!
(She gets off her work with the aunties)
She says that she's feels great
to get off work with the aunties.
When our times match, we go home together.
She lives with me at my home.
We live together.
I like Auntie Dohui a lot.
She cooks delicious food for me.
Like Korean pancakes and kimchi...
I can't describe how much I like her.
Thank you!
I'm not all that. So embarrassing!
♪ Age doesn't matter ♪
Sing!
♪ There's no age limit to love ♪
Although they're from different countries and of
different age, they are indeed best friends.
(Turns out that auntie is the landlord)
- Good job today. / - Yes.
This is a dorm her company has provided her with.
When she's alone after work,
she sometimes thinks about her family back home.
I used to live with two other girls.
But they all got married.
So I live alone now.
I get really lonely sometimes.
What do you do when you feel lonely?
♪ When rainy wind blows, I take ♪
♪ Your two hands in mine ♪
♪ Without money, I leave you ♪
Leave you...
- Does it help to sing? / - I feel better...
Yes...
It relieves my stress
and I feel less lonely.
But Supartin is full of worry these days.
The lump on her mother's neck has been growing.
When you get tired, it gets hard for you to breathe
and things turn worse.
I'm always thinking about you
and I feel so worried.
But I like Korea as I can work and earn money here.
How are you doing?
I'm doing well. My colleagues are all nice, too.
They share food with me and my boss is nice, too.
They're all nice to me.
But why are you crying?
I'm just worried about you.
It breaks my heart to hear that you're sick.
I want to be next to you, too.
I'm alright.
And when I'm sick, I have many people to help me.
Don't worry about me.
Her mother is worried more about her daughter.
(Her tears continue at the thought of her mother)
Her lump used to be smaller.
But now, it's gotten a lot bigger.
I'm really worried.
She wants to run to her mother, but she can't...
(I'll Open My Korean Restaurant)
The weather is nice.
I want to buy a car the most.
It's because my parents are old.
It's hard to go anywhere without a car.
Can you drive?
No.
Where is Supartin going today?
- Does this go to the Gyeongsan Market? / - Yes.
Plum... Fruits?
Fruits...
Oh my... Kimchi?
Is Supartin planning on making kimchi by herself?
(Gyeongsan Market)
She came to the traditional market on her day off.
Pepper powder, sugar, fish sauce...
Do you have cabbage?
That's cabbage.
Is this cabbage?
This cabbage seems nice.
How much is it?
- $5. / - $5?
Can't lower the price.
Come on.
No, I can't.
$5 is too expensive. Come on!
- Nope. $5. / - Just a little bit.
I'll sing for you. Give it to me for less.
- No, that won't do. / - Why not?
Oh, just give her a discount!
- It's no fun without discounts. / - Auntie!
Oh, it's so hot.
- Just one? / - Yes. One.
- Alright. $4. / - A little bit more!
No, not selling it to you.
Please...
Thank you!
Supartin really is persistent, right?
- Have you been to Indonesia? / - No.
- Only to Bangkok. / - Go!
I will!
She speaks Korean well.
- Good-bye. / - Yes.
Thank you.
I bought a cabbage.
Now, she needs to buy other ingredients.
Hello, do you sell "all" sesame seeds?
- Sorry? / - "All" sesame seeds.
"All?" Wild sesame?
"All" sesame.
It's here.
"All" sesame... Here.
- "All" sesame. / - "Whole" sesame.
It's "whole," not "all." You confused me!
- "Whole" sesame! / - "All" sesame!
"All" sesame!
- Right? / - Try there.
They sell whole sesame seeds there.
But why is Supartin making kimchi all of a sudden?
I want to open a Korean restaurant when I go home.
So, I'm working hard to save money.
If I get ready and go back to Indonesia,
I can succeed there.
Korean dramas and K-pop are
very popular in Indonesia.
Students like it, especially.
And where would this be?
- Auntie! / - Why?
Hello!
- Wow! It's been so long! / - Your voice is so loud!
This is the home of one of her colleagues.
- How are you doing? / - I'm doing great.
Are you feeling better after your surgery?
I'm feeling okay.
Your bag is full!
- You've bought a good cabbage. / - Really?
It looks tasty.
(She came to learn to cook)
It's aunties' cooking class day.
Auntie, can you cut this one?
You try it, first.
You need to know how.
Right, I'm here to learn.
Right, right.
But she still seems a little iffy.
First, let's start with a simple version.
When you go back to Indonesia,
you have make delicious kimchi to succeed, alright?
Yes, auntie.
If you do this too much,
it won't taste so good.
Oh, no! Don't do it like that.
That will ruin the taste!
- Softly... / - Not like that...
Do it like this.
Like this.
One more time.
Carefully... She's doing better now.
Try it.
It's her first kimchi she made after 5 years in Korea!
- It's so good! / - A little salty...
Try some, auntie.
Well, this could be a food show.
It's a little salty to me.
But you have to have it with rice later.
Alright. It would be better then.
She really is almost Korean now.
I'm so happy!
Goodness...
Spicy and nice...
I know how to make kimchi now!
Oh, I'm so happy!
She's also learning to cook braised chicken dish
that Indonesians would also enjoy.
It's already been 5 years since they met.
To Supartin who felt alone in a foreign country,
aunties have grown close to her like a family.
Delicious!
Why don't you stay in Korea longer?
You think about that, too, right?
Yes, I do want to stay longer.
But my mother is sick.
So...
I think it'd be nice for me to be there for her.
It wasn't this big in the last photo, no?
- It got bigger. / - It must have.
- Right here... / - It looks serious.
- It's bigger now. / - It must be growing.
Can you get a surgery for this?
You crying won't help your mother.
Stay strong. That's the best.
Stay strong!
You've always been bright!
My mother's lump has been there since 1975.
It was small then.
But it's now really big.
It's getting bigger.
I think it'd be better for me to be there for her.
But I'm in Korea for now.
There isn't anything I can do...
(Calling home)
She's not answering.
Maybe she's busy...
Although her heart is already there, it's hard
since she can't be there in person.
Oh, my warm-hearted little puppy.
Puppy? Why do you call me a puppy?
It's nothing bad.
You just called me a puppy!
Puppy is like a little child.
- It's not a bad expression? / - No, it's not.
In Korea, we call younger kids puppies sometimes.
It's an expression of affection.
Then, can I also call you a puppy?
You're young. You can't say that to elders.
Elders can call younger people that.
But you can't do it to me.
My mother's lump is getting worse.
- You must be worried. / - Yes.
I'm thinking about it a lot.
♪ My love, it's love ♪
♪ Did you really not know? ♪
(Groovy, groovy)
Thanks to auntie, Supartin found her smile back.
♪ Do you know now ♪
Let's go.
Oh, that's nice.
It's really nice.
So good!
Thank you, auntie!
(Don't Worry, Supartin!)
Chicken dish!
Kimchi is good and chicken is good...
I'm all Korean now.
Yes, you are. Enjoy your lunch, Supartin!
Hello. Enjoy your lunch.
Enjoy your lunch.
He's our managing director.
You're good at your job.
Don't you want to stay longer?
- Then, I need a raise. / - A raise?
Yes.
She's wonderful as a team member and a worker.
She's a great asset to our company.
(Human Resources Development Service of Korea)
Supartin, who's in Korea under the EPS,
will have her contract ending soon.
- Hello. / - Hello.
Next year, my contract will be terminating.
How should I prepare for it?
Although she could extend her stay in Korea,
she decided to return home.
There is a network of returned foreign workers
who once worked in Korea.
They have formed a group for themselves.
So you can get help from them
if you were to join such a group when you go back.
To help the resettlement of returning workers,
the government has prepared
several programs for them.
(Return information is accessible in many ways)
At Human Resources Development Service,
various support programs and training programs
are available to help foreign workers
who will be returning to their home countries.
Supartin chose to learn to cook Korean food.
- Did you have a good week? / - Yes.
- Welcome. / - Welcome.
(Cooking class for returning foreign employees)
- Hot spicy beef soup. / - Hot spicy beef soup.
This is the best way.
Make sure to not burn it.
If it looks like it will, don't put water in but...
All the students in this class are foreign workers.
Do you have soy-sauce, ma'am?
I warned you not to burn it.
This has to go.
I told you not to burn it...
The pot is all ruined.
You said it looked easy before.
The heat is too strong. Oh, my...
Mushrooms.
Well, failure is the mother of success.
This time, it looks pretty good.
(Not bad)
More salt!
Everyone here is getting ready for the future.
To open a Korean restaurant in Indonesia,
I need about $8,260 for the location.
This doesn't include other materials.
Right now, I've saved about
60-70% of the money needed.
It's still not enough,
so I need to work harder.
5 months until her departure...
She doesn't have much time left.
Auntie, why didn't you answer my call?
All our phones are in the car.
Put this on.
Korean traditional working pants.
Do I have to? Oh, my...
Just scatter it around.
Wow, the color is pretty.
What the aunts have given her are cabbage seeds.
Today, Supartin is a farmer.
Knowing Korean ingredients is also important for her.
Cabbage is available in Indonesia, too,
but it's her first time to see its seed
and to plant it.
Can you buy a house in Indonesia, too?
Yes.
You're rich.
Maybe I should get a house there, too.
What kind? A dog house?
My main reason for returning to Indonesia
is because my parents are getting old
and I want to be next to them.
I want to do the best I can for them.
Also, I want to open a Korean restaurant there.
That's why I want to return to Indonesia.
(On My Way Now)
It's been a while since she went on a vacation.
She's already excited to see her family soon.
I want to hug my mom when I go home.
Just in her arms...
5 minutes? No, 10 minutes...
It's been 2 years since the last time she saw them.
She must miss them a lot.
(Finally arrived in Indonesia)
She's finally in Indonesia that she so longed for,
but the trip isn't over yet.
To Supartin's hometown, Blitar,
it takes about a day's trip from Jakarta.
But even this long trip
is full of excitement for her.
- Do you take requests? / - Yes, I do.
I've been working in Korea
and I haven't been home for 2 years.
Can you sing a song about my parents?
("Father")
♪ Where are you? ♪
♪ I'm looking all over for you ♪
♪ I'm singing all these songs for you ♪
(She finally arrived at her village)
Supartin finally arrived at her village.
(Her steps get lighter as she approaches her home)
Mom.
(The reunion of mother and daughter in 2 years...)
(The look of her mother breaks Supartin's heart)
It's been 2 years since Supartin saw her mother,
but her looks break Supartin's heart even more.
Please eat well...
We all missed you.
Why have you lost so much weight?
If you wanted anything, you should have bought it.
If there is anything you want to eat, buy it.
My mother is sick.
Her lump has been growing.
It looks more serious in person
that she can't stop her tears.
Another person that she missed so dearly...
This is my husband.
Daddy, I love you.
This is my dad.
I also love you.
Thank you, daddy.
I missed her a lot.
It's been 2 years since I saw her.
So I missed her a lot.
I'm really happy to see her again.
Hello.
Wow, it looks easily over 20 people.
How is your family so big?
Indonesian families are generally like this.
We've got big families.
She's got pretty and round eyes.
Larger than Korean eyes...
Pretty.
Pretty.
Yes, they are pretty.
They're pretty.
When I saw my mother at first,
she had lost so much weight.
She couldn't eat well because of her lump.
So she lost a lot of weight.
I haven't seen her for 2 years.
I missed her a lot.
After a warm welcome,
it's now time for a celebration.
What is her husband doing? He should help.
Are you not close to your husband?
I am. But it's been a while, so we're still adjusting.
The director thinks that we're being awkward.
Oh...
The whole family is here to welcome Supartin.
This is yours.
Try this on.
This is for mommy.
(A shirt she bought just for her mother)
Her mother's been having trouble buying clothes
because of her lump.
Supartin put in much thought in buying her this gift.
It's really comfortable.
It fits perfect on me.
Thanks to my daughter, we're really happy
and having a good time.
Wow. The whole bag is filled with presents!
- For my sister, Korean pants! / - Korean pants!
It's called "momppae." Try.
Momppae, momppae!
What a gift!
Thank you.
Her sisters must really like their gifts.
In Indonesia, we say "bagus."
But in Korea, where I live, we say it like this...
"This looks awesome."
Right?
I'm a Daegu girl.
- "This looks awesome." / - "This looks awesome."
"This momppae looks awesome."
Yes, that's right.
I love Korea.
I love Korea.
(Shy)
I feel sorry that she's alone in a foreign country.
But I'll just pray that all will turn out successful.
When I see Supartin, I'm both proud and sorry.
She's doing her best to help out the family
and to bring happiness to her parents and family.
Her family is really proud of her.
I really wanted some botok luntas.
- Is there coconut? / - Yes
I really want some botok luntas.
You do like that dish.
There's a banana tree in the backyard?
To make botok luntas that Supartin wants so much,
banana leaves are essential for cooking.
Good? This should be enough.
It's been a while since others cooked the dish, too.
Coconut is a must ingredient, too.
I'll peel it. How do you peel it?
Right here.
Botok luntas that Supartin has been singing about...
A mixture of coconut meat, vegetables and fish
are steamed, wrapped in banana leaves.
It definitely must have been hard to find in Korea.
I've liked botok luntas since I was in high school.
My mom used to cook it for me.
(She's been longing for her mother's cooking)
She's been longing for her mother's dish for so long.
Is this done? Can I put it in now?
It's also been a while since she's cooked together
with her family.
I'm sorry that I can't cook this for you
while you're away in Korea.
I missed it a lot in Korea.
The dish is finally done.
The table is filled with Supartin's favorite dishes!
It's a home feast in 2 years!
What would you like? Soup?
She's been singing for some botok luntas,
but she first gives it to her mother.
(Mom first)
She's a really nice girl.
Her parents have also been missing Supartin.
It feels great.
I haven't seen her in 2 years.
I really missed her and I felt sorry for her.
When she was at home,
we would joke and fool around a lot.
We would joke together.
God has been looking over my daughter.
I'm just really thankful.
Wait!
(Sweet moments with her husband, too)
Supartin and her family have been longing for
a time like this.
I think everyone will have a good dream today.
Supartin's family has been living in a small village
called Blitar that is on the southern region of
Java, Indonesia.
Is this what you need for today?
You cook so well.
I'll look like an amateur next to you.
He sells a snack called "cilok."
Let's go make some money!
Let's go!
Supartin's family members run mobile food carts.
Supartin also invested from Korea.
Cilok that Supartin's brother has developed
is popular especially among female students
for its delicious taste.
"Pentol" is 40 cents.
Your total is 40 cents.
It resembles fish cakes or some kind of fried food.
It's a fried snack made of shrimps, beef or chicken.
Its unique texture is similar to
Korean rice cakes or fish cakes.
Enjoy!
She's looking really professional using Korean
to serve customers.
We come here often when we eat out.
Many of my friends like the snack here.
Wow, it really must be popular.
That's a lot of money.
Give me the rest, too.
Supartin sure knows how to do business.
I like the smell of money.
I really like this smell.
♪ Without money, I leave you ♪
♪ With money, you are the best ♪
She seems to joke around about money,
but the reason why she really wants to succeed
is because of her mother.
(A nearby hospital)
This way, right?
Let's wait here for now.
Her mother has been avoiding the hospital.
How did you feel when you were sweeping today?
It gets hard to breathe, but I get better after a rest.
Because some have died during similar surgeries,
her mother has been avoiding visits to the hospital.
Does it hurt when I touch it? Does it?
The lump that's been neglected for over 30 years
has now grown to be the size of her face...
The tumor is stuck here.
It's very likely to be a malignant tumor.
Ask him what the cause is
and what happens if she doesn't get treated.
If she doesn't get treated, the tumor will grow
and spread to her other organs.
This is where you can get it tested.
If the tumor is in a terminal stage,
we can't treat her here.
Go to big hospitals in big cities
and get a detailed examination.
(Why didn't I bring her to the hospital earlier...)
Oh, my...
She is regretful that she has neglected
her mother's lump until now.
I'm sorry, mother.
I have to be in Korea for now.
I'll earn money...
I'll be back soon, so just wait a little more.
I'll be back by next year.
With the tumor pressing down on her neck,
it's hard for her mother to talk or to swallow food.
Let's go back for more examinations.
Let's go to bigger hospitals with me.
We need to check your overall health
and find out if this is a malignant tumor
or not by seeing more doctors.
We hope that her mother will get better soon.
(Supartin's Dream)
(Next day)
Supartin and her husband are headed somewhere.
Are they going on a date or something?
It's been over 2 years since we rode together.
It's almost been about 2 years and 2 months.
I missed you a lot.
They arrived at an orchard not far from their home.
How much land did I purchase? About here?
From there to there.
Are you planning on running an orchard, Supartin?
I bought some land with the money I made.
When I return to Indonesia,
I want to start a Korean restaurant here.
For the past 5 years, her husband has been farming
and helping out with the family business.
Do you have a lot of work in Korea? How is it?
I think the amount is about the same as everywhere.
But to achieve my dream,
I must continue even if it's hard.
Faith that someone is always waiting for her...
That is what kept the two together over the years
while Supartin was away
and having a hard time.
(A Korean restaurant in Kediri region)
Supartin came to visit a Korean restaurant in Kediri.
- Hello. / - Hello.
I'm Supartin.
(She's here to learn about running a restaurant)
She's here today to learn some know-hows.
Hello!
You've worked in Korea, right?
Yes. This is my brother.
We worked together in Korea.
Kitchen...
First, let's look at the kitchen.
- Lettuce! / - Lettuce!
It looks fresh.
Just then!
- Chopsticks! / - Got them from Korea.
They're Korean chopsticks.
That's why it looked so familiar!
From dishes to spoons,
everything was brought from Korea.
My children are in Korea, so I ask them to send it.
We don't have chopsticks like this in Indonesia.
Oh, really?
Indonesian chopsticks look like this.
Yes. It's not as sturdy.
Barbeque pan...
This is for pork, right?
Yes, for pork belly barbeque. Right. Looks the same.
What's next?
I wanted to try the kimchi that you made!
Oh! It's this restaurant's key dish! Kimchi!
It's so good!
It tastes just like Korean kimchi!
- It tastes the same! / - Really?
(Time for some hands-on training)
Now it's time for some hands-on training.
You can order everything in single portions.
Menu explanation is essential for customers.
A glass of cold orange juice?
Now, it's time for the most important step, cooking!
Lots of pepper powder in spicy kimchi soup!
It's just as how she enjoyed it in Korea.
But mixed noodles look a little different.
(Indonesian sauces and even ketchup is added)
Ketchup?
From Indonesian spices to oyster sauce to ketchup!
It's a new variant of mixed noodles.
It's less spicy than Korean food
and it looks a little different, too.
This restaurant opened in 2013.
At first, they had trouble attracting customers,
but things have been getting better.
Now, even Korean residents come for Korean food.
You might not understand,
but such good rice cakes can't be found here.
Everyone, take a piece of lettuce.
It tastes better to eat it like this.
Relationship building with customers is also crucial.
Have it in one mouthful. Yes, like that.
You explain about the food and how to eat it.
It's written there, but not many people read it.
It's better to actually show it to them.
Right.
To Supartin, today has been a glimpse of
what she sees in her future.
While you're in Korea, prepare well.
Earn lots of money for your next business here.
Earn money...
When your contract ends,
be careful not to be become an illegal immigrant.
If you want to succeed, prepare well in Korea
and come achieve your dream in Indonesia.
What she learned today will someday
be of great help to her.
It has been an unforgettable day...
Supartin's family has prepared a big party.
It's for her youngest daughter, Supartin,
who had been away in Korea to earn money.
- Hi! / - Hello!
(Neighborhood friends)
It's your first time seeing the cooking process, right?
Supartin will be showing off her cooking skills today.
Try it. Try.
It's fresh because you just made it.
This is their first time to try Korean food.
(My turn to taste it)
Water. I need some water.
But Supartin, you made it yourself!
Although her cooking still needs improvement,
she's great at gathering people.
The whole village seems to be here.
Kimchi! Kimchi, anyone?
This is the most famous Korean food.
From kimchi to rice rolls, every dish is tried by all.
(Good!)
Supartin, go with rice rolls!
Korean pepper isn't that hot.
She tries it out of curiosity and goes...
It's so delicious!
It's so delicious!
(She doesn't forget to teach Korean to others)
Everyone wants to know what kimchi tastes like.
So they've been asking for more and more.
It's the superstar here.
Supartin feasts on all her favorite home dishes.
She's definitely the youngest at times like this.
So good!
Oh, my! It's a karaoke machine!
(Local singer)
(Haha)
Everybody is on the floor now.
(It has turned into a village dance party)
They must be practicing their moves every day!
Look at how synchronized they are!
"Gangnam Style."
Have you heard of this song?
You'll dance to it, right? You have to.
♪ Gangnam style ♪
Supartin, you seem to be the worst dancer here!
On the other hand, Supartin's brother is
really putting on that "Gangnam style."
(So much fun!)
Every day must be filled with fun in this village.
After a short but sweet vacation,
it's time for Supartin to go back to Korea.
Today, we'll be planting cabbage.
"Baechu" is cabbage in Korean.
Baechu.
- Kimchi. / - Kimchi.
Kimchi, baechu, kimchi, baechu!
(Not bad!)
What Supartin has prepared are cabbage seeds.
Someday, she says she'll make kimchi with them.
But the pots seem rather small...
(Hopefully, they'll grow big and healthy)
Anyway, we hope that the cabbages will grow
big and strong like Supartin's dream.
When I go back to Korea,
please take care of my cabbages for me.
We'll take good care of them even after you leave.
Yes. We'll all put in our efforts.
Supartin's lucky to have the support of her sisters.
If you just read it as it is,
it says, "Supartin's dream."
This is my dream.
My dream is to succeed after coming back
so that I won't have to go anywhere else for money.
Just like how these cabbages will grow...
Your dream, Supartin, will definitely come true.
- Let's go! / - Let's go!
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The Disaster Artist is a very interesting movie...
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Corny AF #3 - Many Giggles - Duration: 5:34.
Hello my corny InnerTubers.
Yes, the name is corny, isn't it?
It's a combination of the Internet, and the YouTube, and I made it up, and so you're
the InnerTubers.
That is one of the things you love about me, right?
Good old-fashioned advice, a side of sass, and a generous helping of fuck shit damn,
just thrown in for good luck.
Now, I don't know about you, but when your day is just one big crapper flush right after another,
fuckity fuck fuck fuck, a good laugh or a kind word saves the day.
After a small shit storm yesterday, I was prepared to do battle with the shit stirrers
all day today – and don't you know, it all got settled with a smile and a good laugh.
Just a simple misunderstanding.
Oh, and I had a nap, too.
FUUUUUUUUCK, yeah!
I love a good nap.
Then, I got home and a pal had sent me a joke,
and I laughed until I got a charley horse in my ribs.
It was the best.
Hmmm, maybe somebody could send this video to the politicians.
Smile, laugh, nap – problems solved! FUCK YEAH!
Then everything would be MEGA-TITS!
This is video 3 of my corny jokes plus shoutouts, and jokes you've sent me, and lots of love.
There ya go.
Ari SMN, says: I wish you were my grandmother!
Well, you know, Ari?
You and about 3 million others.
There's only just so much Granny to go around, buuuuuut you know I love you.
Here's one from Anthony Seal: what do you do when you stub your toe?
You call a tow truck...ha, ha, that's all right.
Well, what if you have a corn on your toe? Big problem.
Oh, and I got some love from _Aether_ c (or Ayther, I'm not sure how to say it).
It says, right here: loving your videos, Granny, and loving the jokes even more.
You are just amazing.
Well worth watching, and laughter is medicine for the soul.
I'm just greedy for more Granny jokes!
I must have some!
Well, here you go.
Patricia Miner sent me one: Where do sick boats go?
The Dock!
HaHa!
Raven Marie Ashwood sent a shout out from Raven, and Dragun, and Samantha.
We love you to pieces, Granny!!!!
OOOO, I love the love.
And she sends a joke: why can't you hear bunnies screw?
Because they have cotton balls.
Ha Ha!
I love it.
That's really cute.
Mommy Issues says: Love you, Granny!
So glad you've made this a series!
I love a corny joke!
They're my favorite!
I have one for you.
I'd like you to use it in a video.
What did the mushroom say when he was kicked out of the party?
"C'mon! Lemme back in!
I'm a FUNGI!" (fun guy)
Yeah, that's a good one.
Gretchen Maloney says that a fart is just a turd honking to pass!
I guess.
Lisa Mollet says: hey, Granny PottyMouth, why can't you tell secrets in a cornfield?
Well, cuz there are ears all around!
Ha.
These…these are gold.
These are fucking gold.
And you see, I'm all dressed in my corny outfit.
I got the yellow goin' on.
All corny, right?
And the corny.
Goin' with the corny.
Speaking of gold, Matt Hall says: have you heard the joke about Oedipus and Midas?
It's motherfucking gold.
Now, there's a little Greek mythology lesson for you.
Hannah Lynn Salyers said: what do you call a pile of kittens?
A meowntain.
HaHa. I love it!
Mark Seedig says: love you, Granny! And,
what do you suppose a thesaurus has for breakfast?
A synonym roll!
Fuck, yeah.
This one's a little long.
I'm going to have to read it off the paper.
It's from Gristle Von Raben.
What do plumbers and the Grand Canyon have in common?
They are both involved in water drainage systems....
What?
Did you want me to point out that both have a crack the whole world can see?
[stifled giggle]
Diane Grey has one.
What did the battery say to the corn chip?
I'm EverReady if you're FritoLay. [stifled giggle]
Sara Friesz sent me one that needed a little explanation because I'm
just not all that savvy.
She said: what's older than its mother???
Vinegar.
Look it up.
It's a science thing.
I've got 2 more.
Tara Dunlap says: what do you call cheese that isn't yours?
Nacho cheese!
Darkchii Gaming sent me one, also: what do you call a chicken with lettuce in its eyes?
Chicken Caesar (See's a) Salad.
And, he says, "it would be great if you could put this in your Corny AF video!"
Well, here ya go.
So, hey, you guys, be sure to check out my PATREON, follow on the Facebook, subscribe
on the YouTube, and for fuck's sake, share my shit EVERYWHERE!
Cuz, really, right now, Satan Suck A Dick, the shape the world is in, we all need to
laugh.
So, spread the laughter.
Yippidy doo.
You guys stay tuned now.
We just might make this a regular once a month thing.
I kinda went overboard this month and jammed 3 of 'em in, but, you know, it's the holidays,
and we all need a break --- because it's the holidays.
And, remember, no matter what fuckity shit is happening in your life, Granny Loves You.
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Hey guys, it's Laura and for today's video I'm gonna be telling you where the
sleepover club are now and what they're doing in 2017. So, I used to be obsessed
with the sleepover club and I've seen so many "where are they now" from different
programmes and I never- they never ever talk about the sleepover club. There's
never been any lists about it, and I want to know where they are so I did my own
research and I'm gonna tell you. Okay, so let's start with Frankie. She was like
the main leader person of the sleepover club. She was played by Caitlin Stasey.
This is her back in 2003, when the sleepover club was out, and this is her
now. You might recognize her from the TV show "Reign" which is on Netflix, where she
plays the character Kenna. She also played Rachel Kinski in
Neighbours from 2005 to 2009. I'm probably gonna have to put up counter of how many
times someone from sleepover Club was in "Neighbours" our "Home and Away" because
there's just a lot. She currently lives in LA and apart from acting she
also is a collaborator on a feminist website where different women
participated in interviews talking about the role of women in society and
how being a woman has affected them, and each of the interviews is accompanied by
a naked picture of the person doing the interview. Caitlin did an interview
on the website herself, which included her naked photos and she said part of
the reason for doing that was that she had a fear that her nudes would be
leaked to the media someday so she thought why not put them out there
herself, which is kind of like what SIA did quite recently. She has a public
Twitter and Instagram which are linked below if you'd like to find out more
about her. Next we have Kenny who was the tomboy in the sleepover club. She was
played by Hannah Wang. This is what she looked like back in the sleepover club
days, and this is what she looks like now. She is acted in a few things since the
sleepover club and she was also a host on Rush TV. From what I can gather, she
also did a Bachelor of Arts degree and in one of the more recent things she worked
on in 2017, she was a production assistant in a short called "Her Levels
of Love". Then there is Lindz who is the twin of one of the M&Ms. Lindz was played
by Basia Ahern. This is what she looked like back in
2003, and this is what she looks like now. She's acted in a couple of TV series other than
sleepover club including out of the blue and double trouble. She hasn't seemed to
have acted in anything since 2010. Then there is Fliss, who was the kind of girly
one of the sleepover club. So Fliss was played by Ashley Chisholm. This is what
she looked like back then, and this is what she looks like now. She was in home
and away before the sleepover club, but she hasn't really
acted in that much since she was in a horror movie called submerged in 2011.
And she was also apparently in a TV commercial for McDonald's. Next we have
Rosie, who was sort of the new girl at the sleepover club. She was played by Elisa Taylor. This is what she
looked like back in 2003, and this is what she looks like now. She has been in
tons of things since the sleepover club. She was in neighbours and she's also
currently in the 100, which a lot of you may know her from. According to Twitter,
she now lives in LA. She used to have a YouTube channel where she played
original songs and her brother actually currently has a YouTube channel. She has
a public Instagram and Twitter which I'll link below if you want to find out
more about her. Next we have Matthew who is probably my favourite character in the
sleepover club. I was like in love with him when I was 12. Matthew was played by
Ryan Corr and he has acted in so many really big things since then. By the way,
this is him back then and this is him now. He was in the water diviner with
Russell Crowe in 2014, he was in Hacksaw Ridge with Andrew Garfield in 2016,
which was directed by Mel Gibson so he's worked with like loads of big names. He
was also in blue water high. He was in an episode of Neighbours like most people in
this list. I was actually researching him for like a full day and I found out way
too much.. but I couldn't find out where he lived, like what country he was based
in. No matter what I did, I couldn't find that out so it was
probably a good thing because, my obsession is too real. Oh you little
detective Laura! I'm just looking at my notes. It says here that I thought he was
still based in Australia because he's girlfriends Twitter says she lives there
and they live together, I think but also there's no evidence that she's still his
girlfriend so it's a long thing. He was also a nominee for Cleo's Bachelor of
the Year 2012 and he also got a Best Actor nomination in the 2015 Australia
Academy of Cinema and Television Awards for his role in Holding the Man. Oh, he's
getting all the awards.. and GQ Australia named him breakthrough actor of the year
last November. He is killing it. So that was the love of my life when I was 12.
Next we have Michael. Michael was played by Blake Hampson who isn't really acting
at all anymore. This was him back in the sleepover club days, and this is him now.
Since sleepover club, he was in a TV movie and another show but they were
pretty small roles. I think he's currently living in Utah and I could
probably go into more detail of where.. I literally think I could go find
him and murder him if I wanted, there's too much about him
on the internet. He needs to sort out his privacy settings. From what I can gather,
he's not acting anymore. He's doing like entrepreneurship and management or
something in business. It was a bit confusing because he kind of works in
health care in information technology, but he also does something in
entrepreneurship. So, I'm not really sure what he's doing. He apparently is in a
relationship. He likes hiking and board sports.
I found out way too much about this boy for someone who's not currently in the
public eye. He has an about me page online which tells you more about him
which I can link below. He seems to articulate things really well and seems
really like philosophical or like he really like thinks about deeply about
things. There are more things I know. I'm not gonna tell you all of them because
it's... I don't think he wants as much stuff that I could find about him out on
the internet. So, um, if you're watching this, Blake, like maybe fix your privacy
settings on Facebook and everywhere else. After that we have Marco who is played by
Stefan LaRosa. He was the last member of the M'n'Ms.
This is him back in 2003, and this is him now. I love my notes... they're so funny!
I wrote: "The only thing he was in after the sleepover club was... dun dun dun... I'll give
you a guess. Give a guess now! Write a comment below what do you think he was
in since the sleepover club?
it was Neighbours... it was Neighbours. Yeah, so he was in a 2007
episode of Neighbors where he played Sam Tyler his Facebook page is public but he
hasn't posted since 2015. He still lives in Melbourne.
I'm such a creep.. Just letting you know, this information...
There's no websites that have done things about where the people in the
sleepover club are. I'm like..seem to be the first one to do it, so, I actually
just had to be a complete stalker to find out these things. Then do you
remember Sara and Alana, who were kind of like the Mean Girls who were mean to
the sleepover club. So Sarah was played by Annalise Woods. This is her back in
the sleepover club. I don't think I could find a picture of Sara. She was only in
two things since the sleepover Club. In 2006, where she played small roles. The
girl who played Alana, which is Ashley Brewer, is acting still and she's been in
loads of things. She was in H20: Just Add Water, which a lot of people apparently
were in when I researched, and found that was another thing that a lot of people
were in from sleepover club. She also had a recurring role in Neighbours.
A bit more recently she was in a TV series called The Bold and the Beautiful.
Also, here's a weird fact: She used to share a flat in Melbourne with Margot
Robbie. You know.. the girl who plays Harley Quinn in Suicide Squad. Yeah, so
Alana from sleepover club used to share a flat with Harley Quinn. That's
weird isn't it? I also researched Mr. Biceps, who was their hot teacher,
that everyone liked, and I found out that he doesn't really act anymore but he had
done casting for quite a lot of recent movies. Then we have Ryan Scott. Do you
remember Ryan Scott? This was Fliss' crush, she was obsessed with Ryan Scott.
So Ryan Scott was played by Craig Marriott.. and I'm not gonna lie to you.. I
researched a bit too much into Ryan Scott because I couldn't really find that much
and I needed to find stuff, so I did find some stuff but not a lot. So before the sleepover
Club, Ryan Scott was in the TV show flipper which also starred Jessica Alba.
He's acted in three things since the Sleepover Club and it's so annoying
because I'm trying to get a recent picture of him to show you, but the only
one I could get was from the year after the Sleepover Club, in 2004, when he was
in a movie called Rapid Fear. Then he was in the movie "Nim's Island" and he was also
in H20: Just Add Water, but in both the scenes that he was in, you barely saw
him. So, I'll do like, you can see the pictures of those parts that he was in
but you would literally....like that could be anyone. Then I thought I would
just mentioned the last two which are Calum, who was Fliss' brother in it.
I only researched him a little bit, and I found out that he also played Elliott in
H20. Then there is Molly Tan, Kenny's sister. I just wanted to find out what
she was doing now. Her real name is Hannah Ling but I couldn't find anything about
her..like anything about her other than that she played a role in "The Sleepover Club".
I looked for her on Facebook. I looked for her on LinkedIn. I looked
everywhere. She doesn't seem to exist. She obviously, probably, still does but I
couldn't find anything about her. So that's everything I found out about the
people who used to be in The Sleepover Club. If you're like me and you just
loved the Sleepover Club and you kind of just wondered what are they doing, or are
they still acting? And it's good to know that a lot of them still are and they're
doing like really well in their careers, specifically the guy who played Matthew,
the girl who played Frankie, and the girl who played Rosie are just doing so well.
Who am I missing? I feel like some else was doing really well...
Oh yeah! And Alana. I'm sorry to any of the people who acted in the Sleepover
Club who feel like I might have invaded your privacy to make this video. I tried
not to share too much that I found out because I didn't... like, if any of you
weren't currently acting or it was kind of about your personal life. I didn't
really want to share it. If you liked this video, make sure to give it a big
thumbs up and subscribe to my channel, hit the notification bell to hear when I
make new videos, which is actually every week! And today's Laura's crazy face is.....
So, I will see you next time! Bye!
but he seems pretty cool and he seems really
articulate and smart and like really like deep thinking.. what.. why.. when I say
articulate then I am not articulate any more.
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Jurgen Klopp 'shortlisted' for Bayern Munich job, but Liverpool exit highly unlikely - Duration: 4:15.
Jurgen Klopp 'shortlisted' for Bayern Munich job, but Liverpool exit highly unlikely
Jurgen Klopp is claimed to be among the candidates considered for the Bayern Munich job, but Liverpool won't be concerned by speculation.
Bayern dismissed Carlo Ancelotti in September after a disappointing start to the season, with interim replacement Jupp Heynckes overseeing a considerable upturn in fortunes.
The reigning Bundesliga champions currently sit top, three points clear of RB Leipzig, with Heynckes winning nine of his 10 games in charge so far.
But the 72-year-old is not planning on extending his stay at the Allianz Arena beyond the summer, with Bayern CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge accepting his decision.
Heynckes was previously considered a possible candidate for the long-term role, with Sport Bild claiming to reveal Bayern's four-man shortlist.
However, ruling out a prolonged stint in the dugout, Heynckes has opened up the possibility of the remaining three prospective managers taking over.
One of those is Klopp, who is said to be an increasingly viable option due to criticism of his progress on Merseyside.
While Hoffenheim's Julian Nagelsmann is not being considered due to his inexperience, Klopp's successor at Borussia Dortmund, the now unemployed Thomas Tuchel, is on the shortlist.
And Germany manager Joachim Low is also a potential target, though he is not open to taking over next summer due to the World Cup in Russia.
This would, theoretically, leave Klopp vying for the role with Tuchel, but it is highly unlikely the 50-year-old would leave Merseyside any time soon.
The notion of Klopp departing his role at Anfield due to a recent downturn in form is farcical, particularly given the Reds are now seven games unbeaten.
They have won five of those seven games, with draws against Chelsea and Sevilla more unfortunate than anything.
Klopp signed a new six-year deal ahead of last season, which would keep him with Liverpool until the end of the 2021/22 campaign, and speaking recently he suggested he intends to honour that.
"I don't need good weather," he joked when asked whether he would be interested in taking over at Barcelona.
"I'm really happy at Liverpool, as I was really happy at Dortmund.
I've fulfilled my dreams already.
"If Liverpool don't want me anymore, I have to start thinking new.
But in this moment I'm really happy and I don't think about any clubs.".
A manager very much focused on a long-term project, it would be ridiculously out of character for Klopp to jump ship even if Bayern, the biggest club in Germany, came calling.
It seems that any talk of an approach from Munich can be deemed unnecessary, as Klopp is here to stay.
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He gets PAID to HYPNOTIZE CEO's! Meet Wayne Lee, Hypnotist and Peak Performance Expert - Duration: 11:28.
So I'm Wayne Lee, from Wayne Lee Enterprises,
and I've been at this for about 23 years.
I help companies, organizations, individuals boost their performance while having a blast.
So a lot of companies and associations will use me for their conferences and their events,
doing the keynote kickoff, the closing, or evening entertainment.
Well, I will start by saying that wow, it has been, like, accelerated beyond measure
in terms of how fast it's come.
I used to employ a couple people to do things for me that were really—because the technology
wasn't there and now having the technology on my iPhone in regards to, say, I use a service
called eSpeakers.
And eSpeakers is really specifically focused on the calendar and marketing for speakers
or professional speakers and entertainers.
And having that on my phone, everything, you know, I can look at my calendar, I can plug
in notes, I can plug in confirmed.
So that is just one example of how it's just completely taken—it's been really
effective in the sense of I don't need somebody in the office,
and everything just comes to me.
So if I'm on the road, I just look at the calendar.
The other thing is, is just everything pushing towards my phone.
And again, I consider myself very, very low on the totem pole when it comes to technology,
so it's great to have people that have helped me out with it, but if you know how it works,
and you know the effectiveness of say, "Hey, all my emails come to me on that phone, wow!",
the booking process as well as the communication process is completely at the touch of my fingers,
which is cool.
So that's one of the things.
The other thing is on the road, I've been an entertainer and a speaker for twenty-some
years, and it was more like a rock and roll show, where I'd have two guys on the road,
one guy doing sound, one guy doing lights, and I would be with the motorhome and a trailer.
And I've gotten rid of all that, and it's because more I'm focused on the corporate
market.
But now, I have a little unit that's called an iJet NAV (and I actually have it here),
where it's so cool that it goes into an iPod or an old iPod, and I use my set lists
from there on a remote in the presentation and the show.
In fact I just came back from CSAE, a big showcase that I just did, and people were
saying, "How did you do that music?
Who was doing the music?"
And because it was Velcroed onto my microphone, hand-held stick, I'm doing it, and on the
fly I know exactly the timing and where everything is, so it actually has replaced any need to
have anybody doing that for me.
And it's freeing in the sense that I get to go and fly anywhere, and then all my stuff
is on that iPod, and I don't use slides.
[laughs] Talking about technology, when people say, "Do you have any PowerPoint or slides?",
my response is "What's that?"
[laughs] So it's very freeing to know I don't have that because most people are
using that, but mine is really a keynote performance.
So when I do the music it's very important and I got it at the touch of my fingertips,
right there.
So those are just a couple examples, two prime examples, of how technology has really, really
changed the game for me.
And it's made it easier, more effective, with the booking process and the admin, as
well as the on-the-fly presentations and performances with my music.
That's a great question and I think it's probably even out there.
[laughs] Like it's out there and I just don't even know it.
I think the other day I was going through some Instagram and I'm thinking, "I'd
like to know how to do these videos and edit these videos."
And sure enough, I meet up with my good buddy, Martin Latulippe, and I didn't even mention
to him, and he goes, "Here's a really good app for editing for your Instagram stuff."
And so those types of things are all out there.
So my advice, if people want to hear it, is find somebody that knows all of the technology
stuff that you may want, like an expert, and more than likely it's out there.
I think it can be very overwhelming, because there are so many things to do nowadays with
social media platforms, with getting your own content out there, and so it can be overwhelming
in regards to that.
I found, and it was thanks to you, using Buffer.
In terms of loading up Buffer and on all the platforms in terms of my LinkedIn, my twitter
(which I haven't really used a lot, but I did when I loaded it up with Buffer), and
then Facebook.
What were some of the other ones?
Instagram.
So loading that up and having lots of content go out on that in a timed way, although I
didn't stop doing my live posts, it was just such a great addition, as well as the
consistency was there throughout that time period.
So Buffer is another one that I use, and it's been great.
I think another challenge is it's overwhelming because there are so many apps.
There are so many technology gadgets and things out there; it's about being clear what you
need it for and then confide in an expert.
This is my experience.
I spent lots of money along the way before it was ready, and then have to change things
and change things.
So right now the website is a site that has got some information.
It's got an opt-in for people to download my free hypnosis program, so it's there.
Getting it out there on a larger scale in terms of SEO, like, yeah—that's yet to
be coming in terms of how to implement that.
But what I've done, and I think this is really important in anybody looking at where
they want to go with their website, I've looked at some of the people that are the
keynote presenters that are making X, and that are really playing a high level game,
and I'm looking at their sites.
And I'm seeing, "Oh, this is where I need to go with it."
So I need some really good video, some good promotional video which I just got this weekend,
which is awesome, but it's only a piece of it.
Because we're going to need probably about three more events before I clip that up and
put it in there.
So one, I think the website's always a work in progress, always.
And if you go, "I'm going to do this, and then it's done," it never is done.
It's always a work in progress.
So my site is kind of like a hybrid from years ago into this WordPress site, which is doing
the trick, because people are going—they say, "Hey.
Great.
Great look, great video on that."
And here's the "but": The next step is to focus in on making it look like the
guys that are getting 15 to 20,000 for those keynotes, as well as the functionality of
it, and I'm still not 100% clear of all that.
So the next step is to confide in somebody like yourself, some experts that can offer
me some advice in that.
I think you have to play the whole game.
So when somebody says, "Hey," videos it—I think, you know, when you're playing a particular
game and you're at a certain level, you have to make sure that it's elevated in
all areas.
If somebody has great videoing but somebody does go to the website, and it's like, "Oh
my goodness," it's not a representation of who they are or who they want to be or
the perception they want to give out.
So I think you have to make sure that the bases are covered.
With that being said, if there is one thing that would sell me: People looking at my video.
And the reason why, is because a picture is great, the good look—but what I do is something
that people experience.
And if I'm at a live event?
Like this live event, there was 400 people there.
I had people coming up that said, "I've never seen that before.
That was amazing.
I get it.
Hypnosis—never thought it would work for a keynote breakfast thing.
But I get it!"
That's what sold them.
So the next best thing would be video that takes people through and shows some chunks,
or some big chunks, to really express that so people go, "Ah."
So the video is important.
And I just had seen a really great blog post or a post from Gary V. the other day, and
he says, "Don't be so caught up in creating things.
Document everything."
And I'm like, "Wow."
Like, it was, I think, in 2004, we came out with a documentary when people weren't doing
this necessarily, and my good buddy, Jeremy Podlog, said, "Wayne, let's document your
thing."
And he went on the road for, you know, off and on, for about six months.
We produced a documentary called "The Deeper You Go."
And the title is a little misleading, but it is all about me on the road, hypnosis shows,
going into my first—putting on my first live event as a motivational presenter.
And it was amazing, because at the time I kind of knew, like, "We're documenting
this process."
All the words, all the things that we are messing up on, all the challenges, and there
it was.
And now there's no greater opportunity to do that, and that's what people want to
see: Behind the scenes of the process.
You know, information sometimes is futile in terms of "Do this.
Here's a tip.
Here's a tip."
I mean, I put that information out, and I think i t's part of the process, but what
people really want to see is how are you doing that behind the scenes.
So I think that video is super important.
Now we have these platforms that are more accessible to do that with Instagram, Facebook.
And they're making it so the incentives of going live to do that blows my mind.
It's like marketing, free marketing.
With that being said, on the video side of what I do as a keynote presenter and an entertainer,
that video is so important.
So me going into a nightclub, and if that's the video that's out there, that's what
I'm represented as.
But if I say I'm a corporate mainstage presenter, and I'm in front of this audience where
they have 400 to a thousand people in that audience, and I am just shooting off my message,
I'm hynotizing, I'm doing what I do best and that's captured—that is the next best
thing to a live event.
So I think it's super important.
Besides the live event stuff, the content creation.
I mean, we have this ability to create content.
I have to take a picture of the actual video or the camera that I have, but it's a Canon
[SX30], but somebody said to get this video.
So that tells you how much I know about the technology, but I knew that if they were using
it, and I'd seen it, great.
So I got the camera, set it up in my home studio (it's just a home office), and put
some lights up and shot video.
And then I'm getting it out there.
I use Final Cut Pro, and if I can edit this stuff, anyone can edit this stuff.
I upload it to my YouTube channel.
I'll also put it out to my e-mail list, and it's just figuring it out.
I got AWeber, which really is my contact management to send out my e-mails of broadcast.
But again, I feel, like, so freed.
I can write my own ticket, because I can put whatever I want on that video, on that content,
and then get it out, and it happens right from my home.
Use technology to your advantage.
Make it your friend, not your foe.
And if you feel like, "Oh my goodness, it's overwhelming," reach out to somebody that
really knows about technology.
That is my advice, because there is always—there is more solutions out there with technology
nowadays, and sometimes you just don't even know, so ask an expert.
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