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October 23, 2008

On the "Love in Asia" Show

AncientGoose, you are awesome. Thanks for putting this on YouTube.

This is from the KBS1 show "Love in Asia," which is a strange name for a show, but it's about...love in Asia, so I guess it's apropos. They did a pretty great job of making my life sound much more interesting than I myself find it (hehe), and I couldn't have gotten better PR if I had paid for it. And editing-wise, wow -- you wouldn't even know that it took like 5-6 takes per interview to answer really simple questions. I just talk too much, like an academic.

Since YouTube won't let you squeeze more then 10 minutes on at a time, here it is in 2 parts:

*BRRR* I shudder at seeing myself on TV. I look like a deer in headlights when I talk into a camera. Well, more like a moose in headlights. Hehe.

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