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CERITA TRADISI LEBARAN KELUARGA ARAB DARI DUO BAHLUL & MAMAT ALKATIRI - MARI KEMARI

CERITA TRADISI LEBARAN KELUARGA ARAB DARI DUO BAHLUL & MAMAT ALKATIRI - MARI KEMARI

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But what is often found is that, for example, as an Arab, I used to be, but not too extreme, what is it called? Onta Black is usually called that.

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Onta Black?

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Onta but there's black.

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Because in the Prawa area, he doesn't look Arab.

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Or doesn't look East.

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Don't be far.

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Residivist.

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Oh, one is a tribe, the other is a record.

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In the holidays,

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we usually go to our parents' house, right? Yes, for sure. If we're not required to go around from grandparents to grandparents, we can go until night. Yes, that's right.

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I have to go to grandparents. From grandparents to grandparents.

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If not, we can go until night. Sometimes, we can go to my grandparents from my grandparents to my great-grandparents if not, I have to wait until night sometimes, you have to go to Sileu

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I'm not like this I'm like this

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I swear

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but I personally think that

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Arab people have a strong religious belief

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some people feel burdened especially us I only have a small amount of money

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and in the West, it's like that Come, come, come to mama Come, come, come, come to mama Let's go to the party Let's go to the party

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I'm sorry, I'm sorry I'm sorry, I'm sorry

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I'm sorry, I'm sorry How was it? At the end of Ramadan.

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Yes, it's Eid.

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We didn't go home.

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We just did this. We only prepared this. If we go home,

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we will have a lot of

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menu.

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Yes.

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Usually, we make opor at night.

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And boil the rice Boil it.

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But what are we doing here?

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But earlier, there were two brothers from Arab.

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They wanted to come to Indonesia, but they couldn't come back.

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Which brother?

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There is.

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The smart one or the crazy one?

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This crazy one, this crazy one? Crazy one This is crazy, crazy, crazy

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There are three

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There are three

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They want to be the master here Can I? That's why I asked for permission first

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You can, but I'm hungry

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So that we can have a little fun

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I'm hungry

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Eat

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Later, relax

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So who knows they have snacks

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Yes, snacks

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They are coming

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Hi baby

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Assalamualaikum Waalaikumsalam Waalaikumsalam

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Assalamualaikum

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Waalaikumsalam Waalaikumsalam Waalaikumsalam Oh my God! Let's do it! Oh my God!

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Oh my God!

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Oh my God!

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Mashallah!

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May Allah bless you! May Allah bless you!

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Oh my God!

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Habibi, have a seat!

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Mashallah!

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Here you go! This is my Arab cousin Cousin? Cousin?

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This one is Habib

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Different

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Very different Who are you talking to?

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No, I'm not

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You're Al-Katiri

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Yes, I am

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You're Jawa Al-Khatiri. Yes, and? You're different. You're Jawa.

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I'm Jawa. What are you?

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Al-Kritik.

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Who are you?

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We're brothers. We're the same religion. He's different.

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Why?

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You're not brothers in faith.

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If I open it, I have... A path.

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A path to the top.

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I'm surprised Where?

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Donald Trump?

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Where?

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I can go to Nabi Adam

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Me too

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He's the president of the United States Obama

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Obama

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Oba-di Obama

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Please, please, please Just this, please

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Just this

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Wait, wait

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No need

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I'm not insulting If we eat this, we'll know when the shooting is

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Come on, come on

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Don't insult the host Your creative, please I don't know when the shooting will be Come on, bro Why are you so different from the house owner?

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Your creative, right? I'm not kidding I complained earlier We're taping for Eid And he said, this is for Eid, bro We're still fasting

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We can't eat He's like this Bro, we're not for Eid

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Oh, really?

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It's for Eid

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It's the same We can eat it. You can eat it. It's the same.

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I thought it's for fasting.

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Just eat it. People will watch this. They'll think, I'm fasting.

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I'm not.

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The host will give you an example.

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That's it. I'm not.

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You can't. I'm tired. It's 2 PM.

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I'm hungry.

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You're hungry? It's 8 PM. It's 8 PM. I'm tired, it's 2 AM! I'm tired! I'm tired of you guys running at 8 AM!

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You're running at 8 AM!

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I'm tired! I want to eat that!

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Give it to me! I want to eat that!

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What's the name?

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Wasab! Oh, this!

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That's what makes...

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the bones! Is it that hard?

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If it's not hard, just take it

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You want it, right?

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Just take it

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Why? It's already viral To test the texture of hardness, you don't have to bite it

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They're fasting Just take it

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Oh, to test the hardness, you can take it Okay, take it, let's just hit it here

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That's how it is

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please be careful it's Eid

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so in the village where are you from?

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Bukit Tobi right?

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where are you from?

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no, not really not that much

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it's so hard

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Try biting it

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I'm biting it, I can feel it

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How does it feel?

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No need

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Try it, here

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Where's the dry bone?

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Here, here

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This is not food, this is a piece of sh**

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This is furniture, as you know

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First, food for the east I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

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I'm sorry.

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I'm sorry.

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I'm sorry.

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I'm sorry. I'm sorry But your teeth are so big If you don't like it, don't say anything

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I don't know if I like it or not

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Say ***

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Say ***

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What do you mean by saying *** We like it

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We don't have to

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Minimal panic

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Say ping Ping It's not a curse, it's a curse It's not a curse, it's a curse Minimal panic

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Ping, ping, ping, ping

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Ping, ping, ping, ping

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One ping, one ping

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I eat ping, I feel sick

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I don't care

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I don't care about the one who likes ping

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But it's true If you eat ping, you can feel sick If this one Yes, you can get a sore throat. A sore throat. What about this one? It's still Furniture. This is still Furniture.

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This is...

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Put the chicken in.

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I'm afraid of the people in the east.

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Don't say that.

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Toton Karibu.

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Someone said, Sagu.

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Furniture.

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It's a big one. I'm not saying Sagu For Rita For Rita I'm not saying Sagu

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I'm not saying Sagu

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I'm not saying Sagu

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Do you guys go to Mudik?

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Mudik? To Solo With your wife? With my wife

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With my wife

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With my wife Usually, when you talk, you're in the middle The first one. One. It's just started. It's been a week.

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Usually, if you're talking, you're in the middle.

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You don't have to be in the middle.

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You know.

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Why do you like polygamy?

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I don't know.

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I'll ask people. This is a good question. I'll ask people. If we live in a world where everything is free, without norms, without any religious teachings that we have to follow

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and we are allowed to marry with many women

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I don't know

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East people, this is for me too

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that's a very good question

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why do you want to marry without question Why? There's no norm You don't have to hurt anyone's feelings

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There's no need

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There's no need to hurt anyone's feelings There's no need In this world, we can marry as many as we want

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How many?

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You want it or not?

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How many?

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Yes, do you want it or not?

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Yes, I do!

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How many?

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Seven

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How many?

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No, ten

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No 7 10 no, 2 first

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2 first

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so that's actually basic

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no, it's too easy

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you without norms without ethics

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no jealousy there are beautiful 2, beautiful 3, beautiful 4 Without any formalities, without any ethics, without any jealousy

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I just want to say

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There are two beautiful women, three beautiful women, four beautiful women

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I just want to say The real male lion has a lot of females The real male lion

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This is true

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But I'm a human, not an animal

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So I'm beautiful

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He has two answers

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I mean, that's to be a lion.

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You want to be a lot, right?

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A lion is a king. A king. He rules everything.

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I feel like we're... What? We're so manly because we're four.

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And there's no woman

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Sorry, you three I'm in front of my wife, I've proven this conversation What? You're able to talk like that in front of your wife?

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Yes

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And then, what did you say? What was the answer? I said, if I want to polygamy, I have minimum permission with you Oh, yes I want to polygamy, I have minimum permission from you Oh yeah I said it like that

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Oh yeah

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But if you have intention to polygamy Well, a man is normal

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I said it like that

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And then, did you slap him?

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Well, we fought

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Happy ending

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After that, I never talked about it again

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It's enough

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You already know, right?

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You already know

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It's not good

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It turns out that he doesn't have permission Is there anyone who wants to permit? Yes, there is Mat Peci You never know Mat Peci, I've talked to you many times I don't know

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Look at the content I'm a polygamy person

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Not a vaccine finder

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The reporter is a vaccine finder

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Radio finder, why are you a polygamy person? I'm a researcher That's not true! That's not true! That's not true! That's not true! That's not true!

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11:25

That's not true!

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That's not true!

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That's not true!

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That's not true! It's okay if you're not that tall. The rooms are different. 12 people, 1 room. Wait. Thank God, the third and fourth wife are here.

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This one.

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You're not going to answer?

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Husband is like a spinning wheel.

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I accept the move of my husband from my second wife to my first wife. I accept...

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What's the point?

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I accept the move of my husband from? I accept to move husband from wife to wife

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why you make that reaction?

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it's already there the success story

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if you want

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you want? no, I don't want

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why? I don't want because it's complicated

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you're good in front of the camera

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I'm serious, I don't have any intention

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No intention

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Permission?

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What's the truth?

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How can you ask permission?

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Permission?

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That's permission

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He was told, I swear, for God's sake

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Oh yeah? Ask him

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In front of me, in front of the family

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Yeah

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What's his name?

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Habibie?

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Yeah.

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His name is Habibie?

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It's true, Bi.

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It's true. He was told.

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But you didn't do it.

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Yeah, he is.

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But he hasn't done it yet.

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He hasn't done it. Alhamid B, how did you do that? I don't know, I'm just asking

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How did you do that?

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I heard there's a scene where the head is lifted

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You're kidding me

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I'm just kidding

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I'm just kidding

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If you're being touched

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I mean

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It's like a noble You can be a queen

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I can't be touched He's just a servant This is noble This is noble Maybe this model is not possible

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Maybe he's not a noble

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This is started by his wife who said that if he wants to get married again it's okay

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Why is that?

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How can he say that?

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Why is his wife not married?

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How can he say that?

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He's a one who smoked I'm the wife

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Om, what did you do?

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You made a mess until your wife gave up

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I did not do anything

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I'm looking for another I can't even do it myself

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And you're looking for another So you can take care of it What did you do? What did we do until What can I do? My wife is like, no I can't do anything

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I can't do anything Find something else

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But I just heard

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I forgot about you What?

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Timur is far from polygamy

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Like there's almost none I forgot I mean, in your village There's almost no one. No one. I forgot. I mean, in your village,

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there's almost no one like that.

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It's hard to find. No, official polygamy.

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If it's not official, it's called slinky.

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Slinky, mamat, benda.

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We rarely see polygamy.

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If the first wife doesn't know,

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it's possible. There is. But if one of your family If the first wife doesn't know, it's possible

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But if the first wife knows, and the second wife is 4, it's not possible

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I think it's weird In the East, it's not like that

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Wait, he's so intuitive with this topic Because in the East, it's not like that He can talk about polygamy in 13 minutes

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Because in the East, it's not like that You're a bit in the middle, but in the East, it's a lot

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Right?

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In the East, there's no such thing.

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In the Middle East, there's a lot.

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You cut it in half.

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If you cut it in half, you'll be a genius.

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Geographically.

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In the East, there's no such thing. I don't know. It's rare to find it in the present era. But maybe in the maybe 2 generations before us The polygamy?

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I think the father of our grandfather

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The one who is gay, right?

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Yes

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In my family, the last one who is polygamy is gay

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It's still normal, it's still something like... But usually it decreases, Ari

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What decreases? The virility?

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The hormones

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I don't have a polygamy grandfather Gay?

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No I don't have a grandfather Do you have a grandfather? No You don't have a family?

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No, I have a complete surname

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So I know

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If I have two wives, it's written there

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If one, it's written there

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If I have a grandfather I don't have a grandfather

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I don't know if I have a grandfather

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I don't know

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But if you get married again

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Yes

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If you get married again

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Yes

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That's normal. If you're already divorced or married, you'll have it. That's normal.

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Yeah, in a relationship.

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And you know each other, like in the video.

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What kind of holiday is this?

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It's like this.

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What do men do on holidays? They see their wives like this.

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They'll be like, eat first. So you can feel the holiday

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Where are you going? This is Solo I'm going to my wife's hometown in Pengalongan To Kota Bati Every holiday?

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No, only once every two years

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Not this year

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I'm always here This is still here, this is still viral It's still on I'm How many HBs?

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I'm going to unbox it.

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Safe. Not only the license, but also the setting.

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I want to ask you something.

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What?

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Why don't you go back to your hometown?

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We're going to use a ship tonight.

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We're going to use a ship.

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You have a plane, right? You found a plane. I'm a modern person When you're on the plane, you can't tell the story of Indonesia's past

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17:13

There's no battery

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You're still looking for the battery

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It's still hard What did you want to ask? I'm in aekalongan, and some of you are in Solo. What is your life like?

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Because I mean, I...

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From Ubi.

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I mean, most of it is from business, right? From business.

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Oh, yeah, right.

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And those are some segments that I think are very well-known. By friends from, furniture, perfume when you go back to your hometown, do you find that business too?

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of course

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usually when you come here, you already have a content creator or what? business if the family is from my father, in Solo the business is mostly Batik factory

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Batik factory

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fabric, fabric, perfume if the family is from my mother Batik factory fabric, perfume if it's your mother's family there's Palembang both of them have the same family Mulahela father is Mulahela Solo, mother is Mulahela Palembang

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if it's Palembang, our business is in Palembang, we have

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Es factory

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like this

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what are you doing inside Okay But it's like this If I'm rich, I won't come to this podcast. Why are you like that? You choose your friends. I'm busy now. I have to grow up. Because you're rich, you can come to this podcast. No matter how much you pay. You know how rich you are.

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No.

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For example

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In Bifak Is there a family there?

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No, your father is there

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My father is there

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Why did you say my family?

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That's my father But there is Arabs have bought a lot of land. And then they don't know what to do with it. Usually, they produce it with their grandchildren. Or other people.

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So, you're a family banker and a trader too? My uncle is a trader.

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What kind of trader?

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The same. He buys land.

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And then the land is used as a villa, hospital, etc. People who are always saying that Chinese people are rich, in my opinion, they are Arab people. They are really good at trading. I'm from the background, I don't know if anyone is good at trading or not. I have a big family. But mostly not in trading.

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Where? Maybe there are some, the successful ones, right? to big families but mostly not in business where?

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maybe some of the most successful ones

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high school,

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or government employees music? no, not really if you're a teacher in law field in the east, the popular one is singing

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yes, partly

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athlete because your physiology is strong most popular singer yes, some of them and then, athlete

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because you guys are strong

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I was in high school, high school, college if there's an eastern person playing futsal

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we just turn our back

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you just look at him when he plays futsal after playing futsal, he goes to UGD.

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Don't know.

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Like, where is he from?

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He's so strong. Cut. Wait.

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Wait. UGD.

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He's been there.

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Like that?

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Yes.

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But, I have a friend who... People always think that East people are tough, good, strong.

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No.

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Not all of them. Not all of it. That's how it is. How can we be strong? We're all the same.

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How can we be strong? I don't know. But when we met, we were strong.

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Yes.

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We were hard. We were fast. You try. I think the reason why we didn't fall is because of the shame.

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We didn't fall is because of the shame factor Why would you tag an Arab and it fell?

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You just fell

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I have a friend, he's an Arab

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He's really good at playing futsal His name is Fatki What's his price? His name is Fatki

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He's proud of being Arab But he doesn't know His name is Fatki. He's not that big. He's proud of his son, but he doesn't know his son's name. I forgot his name.

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Maybe he's from Pakistan.

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If you shout out Panjaitan, I'll beat you. I'll beat you.

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Fatki Panjaitan.

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He's so proud of his son.

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Fatki Salam Peski.

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What's that?

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Fatki, I forgot his name.

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He has a son! I forgot his name. He plays futsal with my team,

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Kawat Duri.

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He's really good. And later, he plays with Arab friends. We watch the East people, and we see Arab people playing. Arab people are really good.

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I think Arab people are good at playing. Only Southeast Asia is good at playing.

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Asia is good at playing.

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They're good at playing.

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And on Eid, Asian is Arab You're good at this Do you have a culture that is specific to Arab people? Or is it already spread to Indonesian culture?

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22:30

We ate burger after praying

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Crazy

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We're still in Jakarta

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We're so excited

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We used to eat burger But the bread was Prata bread

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Our imagination is like Arabs eat it with rice

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the burger is filled with beef or lamb? beef beef burger I've never eaten beef burger

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is it still with the stomach? it's like this

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the burger is like this

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what is that?

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but do you know? The texture of the brain in the skull, what is it? Water? No, no, the texture of the skull is it meat, bone,

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or skin? Fat? Bone? Like white? So, there was an incident in a sand dune. There was a man with a camel.

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He was hungry. He was starving.

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Was the camel hungry or he was hungry?

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Both.

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Okay, both were hungry.

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They were talking. The camel and the mayor.

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They were talking. They were so hungry. They were so hungry I'm so hungry

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I'm so hungry

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I'm so hungry I'm hungry the person asked the donkey

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how?

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I'm hungry

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why? the donkey asked the person asked the donkey who Who is the victim? Okay The person who asked the question

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The person who asked the question The person who asked the question The winner is the human The winner is the human When you open it The texture is

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All water So the urine is all water Some are warm, some are cold, it's written on it, it's all oil

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Danish Spencer Danish Spencer That's it, that's the water

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So it's all water inside All water inside, as soon as the urine is released The part is filled with fat fat the fat is fat, not water reserve no

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we are wrong, it is actually a reserve, but energy reserve

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because it is fat the plant is there there is oil why oil?

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energy reserve

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now we use zinc we don't have a fan. Now, we have a fan. We don't have to worry about running out of fuel. We can put in a fan.

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All kinds of things.

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To save energy.

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Independent.

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the Arab tradition in your family, is it still strong?

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In my family, it's already mixed.

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It's already...

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Sometimes, honestly, I'm sorry. He knows that we... are a bit... not... not in sync. Arab culture?

25:33

Arab Jakarta culture.

25:34

What's that?

25:36

The sitting.

25:38

At home.

25:39

At home?

25:40

Yes. Not like this. Not the sitting. The one who's already friends. At home? Yes. The one that's sitting at home.

25:45

Yeah, the one that's sitting in a majlis.

25:47

Why is that not included?

25:48

One, because... Mas Khafirullah, that's your religion.

25:52

You should respect the culture.

25:53

Wait, wait.

25:54

Don't interrupt us.

25:56

Don't interrupt us.

26:01

Javanese people are still like that.

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Yeah, still like that But if it's a real gathering

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Sitting and chatting

26:08

Usually the terms are so complicated

26:10

that we don't understand

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Oh, the Arabic language The Arabic language

26:16

But do you like chatting?

26:18

I like it

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I don't like the conversation Because he doesn't like his tribe

26:24

Why do you the people? It depends

26:28

I mean, it depends on the conversation Sometimes the conversation doesn't make sense He doesn't have political hatred

26:36

and now he hates it

26:38

He hates it He's against the old woman

26:42

He hates it

27:08

So, the conversation I'm not sure if I can say this, but I'm not sure if I can say this, but I'm not sure if I can say this, but I'm not sure if I can say this, but I'm not sure if I can say this, but I'm not sure if I can say this, but I'm not sure if I can say this, but I'm not sure if I can say this, but I'm not sure if I can say this, but I'm not sure if I can say this, but I'm not sure if I can Saudi Arabia, Mecca, Madinah the room is big, the contents are only like pillows for them to sit on they chat, yes, like that, in my family it is still applied yes, the chat is really good, I mean, the atmosphere of the chat, for example, like what let's sit down, it's really good if the atmosphere is like let's sit down that's really good, everyone likes it but sometimes the content

27:30

the content and there's a Yahanu Yahanu is a myth

27:36

there's a human

27:44

not in my family. My family is very Papua. So, there's no such thing. Sometimes, I can't say it. My ears are hot.

27:54

We like to talk. So, if we can't stand talking, sometimes we can't talk.

28:00

We can talk in front of the Arab family.

28:02

We can talk in front of them. We're close to the big each other We're just gathering together We're so close to our family That's right In the holidays, we usually go to our parents' house Yes, of course If we're not required to go to our grandparents' house

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We can go there until night Yes, that's right We have to go to our grandparents' house

28:23

From our grandparents' house to our parents' house If not, we can go there until night Sometimes, we can go to my grandma's house from grandma's house to grandma's house if not, I have to wait until night

28:26

sometimes, you have to wait until this

28:28

until the sun goes down every house is like this

28:32

I swear every Eid, not because of food

28:36

but because of the security

28:38

because of the...

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the key is easy you're a wudu, take care of wudu

28:44

I'm sorry, I'm a widow.

28:46

That's it.

28:47

The widows care about the widows.

28:49

They care.

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What else? They're hungry.

28:53

It's impossible.

28:54

Sometimes, someone hits you.

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Oh, God.

28:57

What's wrong?

28:59

It hurts.

29:00

Like that.

29:01

That's the picture.

29:03

What's wrong?

29:04

It's not like that Yeah, yeah, yeah, no problem How many people can you gather at once?

29:07

Wow, hundreds

29:09

Yesterday, I fasted But only in a few houses Hundreds Yesterday, I fasted 150

29:15

But that's in

29:16

That's all of the Mulahela family?

29:17

Yes, the Mulahela family, the family of Nyokap Mulahela Palembang But they have a girl who is married to another family So it's mixed, the families but they have a girl who is married to another family so the family is mixed 150 people gather in one place, in one house

29:31

because it's a big family I mean, I don't know but the good thing is Arab family is really big yes, of course

29:43

I mean, you're the fourth you don't have a fourth cousin?

29:45

No, I don't.

29:47

I still know. You still know? But the interaction?

29:50

Still.

29:51

We're like siblings. I don't know. I'm still close with my family until the fourth cousin. We still know each other. But I don't think there are 150 people.

30:02

If you count it.

30:04

Yes, if you count it yes if you count it I'm also a typical person who gathers a big family

30:08

but maybe 50 people I think it's up to 50 people when you were young, if you look at your family, there are a lot now you're big, each of you has had a baby

30:16

already married

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yes, I'm also

30:20

people go to the bathroom from the toilet to the guest room

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like this Fill it up

30:26

You sit there and you're like, what's the problem? It's so cramped

30:30

Wow

30:32

This is not good

30:34

You want 150 people? No, you don't want it You're looking for a ghor What kind of house is this?

30:42

But it's a proper house.

30:46

It's easy to get angry.

30:48

He's from a small family.

30:54

You're going to be in trouble.

30:56

You're going to be in trouble.

30:58

You're going to be in trouble.

31:00

He's married.

31:02

This is an example. When you put up a flag, Bahrain, Qatar,

31:06

you're in a fight.

31:08

That's right.

31:10

Qatar is a very good country.

31:12

If you go there,

31:14

are you Saudi, United Arab Emirates, or Yemen?

31:17

Yemen.

31:18

I'm sure it's Yemen.

31:19

I'm Iceland.

31:22

I'm sure it's Yemen. There are a lot of people from Yemen safe so many of them are safe?

31:26

almost all of them

31:28

that's why when you go to an Arab's house it's filled with reggae music

31:32

oh my god

31:36

that's a joke

31:38

Bob Marley?

31:40

yeah I know

31:42

but he's also very reggae

31:44

can you explain why he's so reggae too Can you explain why he can be so reggae?

31:46

He's so reggae

31:48

I'm asking

31:50

He's an acapella singer He can sing acapella

31:54

I never thought he can judge that he's so reggae

31:58

I'm so reggae

32:00

If you're so reggae, it's like scoring a horror movie You're not like that I sing like that, it's like scoring a horror movie You didn't sing like that You sing like this

32:07

You sing like this

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You're a musician

32:12

He just has one song

32:21

I like Timur because he's close to hip hop

32:23

Not reggae Before hip hop, not reggae Reggae too

32:26

Before hip hop, reggae

32:28

Oh yeah, but it's beach music If you see kids dancing to Molucan Sol, there's him Yeah Reggae, I said, I said, I'm a bit of a dickhead because hip hop, not reggae Molucan Sol is mostly hip hop Hip hop, that's true Yes, in Bantah, you must be like, I'm in Bantah, I'm a staff of Dosa Azim, I'm not going to go there. No.

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32:45

You can't be so strict.

32:46

No, you can't.

32:47

You can't.

32:48

We're in Bantah, not in America.

32:51

You can't be so strict.

32:52

Let's calm down first.

32:53

Calm down. Why?

32:56

I'll bring this.

32:57

Okay.

32:58

To break the fast. I want to try this when I'm invited to a party If that's the case, just say the date that you can eat this No, it's near Eid What date is it? April?

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You're so dull

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You're so f**ked

33:15

You're like Tobi

33:17

Yes

33:18

This is also solo

33:19

Yes, that's why

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Then why do I eat this?

33:26

There's no place for him there's no one here even his place is not here where is it? his place is not here

33:28

even his partner is not here

33:30

do you know why he asked for this? to bring home? he's renovating his house

33:36

and then?

33:38

where is he going?

33:40

as a furniture

33:42

used for Batako's what for?

33:46

nothing

33:48

don't play there anymore

33:52

but what do you guys don't like? where? at Eid? at family not at family, at family we all like it big family, what's the usual?

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not the one you don't like? yes, okn the big family? I don't like it.

34:05

Yes, the Oknum.

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The one we don't like in our family is the Oknum. What's the Oknum?

34:09

Of course there is.

34:10

There is.

34:11

Of course there is.

34:12

There's always Oknum.

34:13

In every family, there's always one person who's the most annoying. The most troublesome. In Spiderman, that's life man That's family

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34:27

We cannot have a speechless way

34:29

Because we're surrounded by...

34:31

Oh, he doesn't like his dad

34:32

I'm sorry, it's not my fault

34:34

My student is not a fan of him

34:36

Oh, I'm sorry, it's my fault

34:37

It's your fault

34:40

He doesn't like his wife?

34:41

He likes his wife

34:42

Oh, sorry, he likes his wife

34:44

He likes his wife He doesn't like A wife? I like to be with my wife Oh, sorry. He likes to be with his wife He likes to be with his wife

34:45

His wife? He likes his wife?

34:47

If you don't like it, then you can't get married

34:49

Why do you have to get married?

34:50

Your wife is the one I don't like

34:51

This is called random love

34:53

It's on purpose

34:55

In Solo, we live in an Arab village The houses are all close We can walk there. But we have to go around. Even though we have already gathered at my grandma's house after the prayer.

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35:09

This is the problem.

35:10

Yes, yes.

35:11

What are you doing?

35:12

What are you doing?

35:13

Jesus, his house is near to all of us.

35:14

We have already met.

35:16

We are one. We met at one house. Then we walked to his house. We were at his house and then we meet again at his house and then we move to this house and this guy is following us again

35:30

that's right

35:31

we move to this house and this guy is following us again but if we don't step on our feet to that house

35:37

it's dangerous

35:38

right?

35:39

that's right

35:40

that's my problem every year

35:42

so you guys are just a group of people moving

35:44

yes, that's right.

35:46

When I was in Titi Kumpur, I said my activities were a template. From small to big,

35:52

on Eid, it's a template. That's it. We went home from Eid prayer, went to visit my grandparents' grave, and then visited my grandparents' grave, we left together from one house,

36:04

my grandparents' house. from the grandparent's house they left together from one house the grandparent's house and then they immediately started to live together

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36:07

if the house is not taken care of

36:10

it can be like a problem

36:13

what's wrong? why?

36:15

because the Arabs also like to be visited by their house

36:19

so with pleasure

36:21

the food must be finished

36:22

so that they have a reason to cook again with all the Arab's magic, are there any introverts?

36:30

There are a lot How many introverts are there in your life? I'm thinking about it

36:39

Bopo is thinking about it

36:41

I'm thinking about it

36:43

With all the introverts, I'm the only extrovert, I feel like... I'm tired. I'm tired. Eid is for husband.

36:47

Eid is tiring for men. Yes.

36:50

You almost only get tired.

36:52

But you're happy.

36:53

It's weird.

36:54

We're teenagers. We're not married yet. We came on the first day with a group. Our big family. With our mom, dad.

37:04

We came around. We're all together. and we're getting married and we're coming on the first day with our big family

37:05

with our mom, right? with our dad we're coming around that's not enough

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37:12

you have to come alone if you're married

37:14

oh yeah

37:15

so today, on the first day I'm going around with my big family from A, B, C, D, E do you think it's done? no, not yet

37:23

me and Indah haven't been there yet I'm going to Sadik's house

37:28

I'm going to Sadik's house

37:29

With my best friend

37:30

My brother

37:31

I'm going to Sadik's house

37:32

My family

37:34

My family has brought my mom

37:35

They brought everyone

37:36

I'm going to Sirahturahim

37:37

I'm going to Sadik's house

37:39

Go home I'm going to leave now The next two days, he'll come to my house Revenge Maybe he's expecting a boyzone or something at my house

37:47

It's the same

37:48

Even though we have the same personality

37:50

The same personality

37:52

It's the same

37:53

Even though we're not from the same house

37:54

Even if it's Eid, we don't have to go out

37:57

We don't have to go out, we stay

37:59

Stay at home

38:00

Actually, it's okay No, you can't I mean If your family is not raised, you can't No one will come

38:06

Oh, yes

38:07

Because my mom is the oldest Oh, yes, that's right

38:09

My grandma is the oldest She's among the whole family

38:12

My grandma's family If I'm at my grandma's house So gather everyone Come there, the guests I went around for four days With my family

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I went around for 4 days I went around 4 different grandmas They were all the same I went to Renea, she was her grandma

38:28

I went to Renee, she was her grandma

38:30

I went to Renee, she was her grandma

38:32

That's why That's why we call it Kabilah

38:36

Kabilah

38:38

So, the meaning of Kabilah is That's why the meaning is so Kabilah The difference is just the food That's what makes us happy sometimes

38:46

So it's the same

38:50

For example, tomorrow I'll try the grandmothers' sotomi

38:53

That's different

38:54

There's a different type of gratification

38:56

Every house

38:57

There's a different type

38:59

Oh, there is

39:00

Like at home

39:01

I'm just jealous of you

39:03

For example, there's a grandmother who's like Tomorrow I'll go to this grandmother's house I'm just a celebrity. I saw a grandma, I went to her house, she didn't know how to cook.

39:08

She fell.

39:09

But behind it...

39:10

We have good food. Behind all of that, why is Arab culture like that? Because we like to socialize.

39:18

Yes.

39:19

Because we like to meet people, socialize. That's a habit If we have guests, we should treat them well

39:30

That's right

39:32

We should treat them well

39:34

That's right

39:41

That's right

39:42

We can sit together for 5 hours

39:44

We can even have coffee We can drink coffee Arab people, right? They can sit for 5 hours The coffee is so good

39:46

and the end of the cup is like They still do that This is already finished They can just buy this They can still do this

39:56

1 hour of talking

39:58

This is the best

40:00

This is the best coffee

40:02

That's why Arab people's business mostly from talking. Who wants to sell land, where, what, where.

40:08

Right? And then it becomes a fight.

40:10

We never talk about...

40:12

it's like we're trying to find a rabies vaccine.

40:16

How about...

40:18

we make a good equipment for TNI.

40:21

There's none.

40:22

Land, house, that kind of thing. But they mostly talk about it, so the input is not targeted. There's no good land for TNI There's no land, no house But you talk a lot, that's why the input doesn't overflow

40:29

That's because you talk a lot

40:32

But you also have a little land, right? It's a habit, right? I mean, if someone sells land, you immediately...

40:41

My family now is different from my parents They only became developers My parents They're just developers Back then, their parents weren't developers

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40:48

They sold their house

40:49

But this is a house, they bought it

40:50

Yeah, they rented it

40:52

There's another one nearby Okay, take it So now, all the grandchildren are there

40:58

Yeah, they're all there

41:01

If they're able to gather their family in a big complex, they usually do that.

41:06

Yes, that's right. It's a community.

41:08

Yes, it's like that.

41:09

They gather it, and then, in the next days, it becomes a heritage.

41:15

I don't know about that.

41:17

In my hometown, there's no such thing.

41:19

No?

41:20

I don't have any, either.

41:22

What? How many siblings do you have?

41:24

I have three

41:25

Three siblings?

41:26

He has three too

41:30

But that means Ben has too many siblings I mean, he has 12 siblings

41:34

Our family doesn't have many

41:35

We are limited My father has 11 siblings

41:39

My father has 11 siblings

41:40

That's what I mean

41:41

I have 150 siblings

41:42

I swear

41:43

How many siblings do you have? I have a lot of brothers.

41:45

He has a lot of brothers. I saw a kid who looks like you. His face looks like this.

41:51

You must be...

41:52

You told us to help him.

41:54

Your behavior hasn't changed. He's just a brother.

41:56

He has 6 siblings. No, I have a father who's alone.

42:00

No, he, no, in Abang. How many in Abang? Five. Five? But I only have one father. But I don't want to be alone.

42:06

I have a lot of children.

42:07

Because I only have one father, that's why he... What's his name?

42:10

Make a lot.

42:14

Why is that?

42:15

Why is that?

42:17

That's your family?

42:18

Why is that?

42:19

Is there a conversation like... I don't like to talk about things like Eid al-Adha or this and that because honestly, I'm from...

42:25

What can you do?

42:26

Mystic talk?

42:27

Yes, from the perspective of the Buddhist,

42:28

I'm not a Buddhist, I can't...

42:30

You're from Java, people can't just...

42:32

I can't generalize, but I personally...

42:36

I think the Arabs have a strong religious belief.

42:40

That's a burden for us. Especially me. I'm just a model. How can I lead a prayer in Mecca? Because it's like that now. When I see people like this, I still like it.

42:53

Wow.

42:54

Bip.

42:55

Even though I'm not Habib. I'm not a descendant.

42:57

So, I always... No, I'm not Habib.

43:02

who don't understand.

43:03

Don't get me wrong, for example

43:05

Bip

43:06

and you say I'm not Habib

43:08

yes, I'm not Habib

43:10

Masya Allah, he's humble

43:12

no, no I'm not humble people will think, he's hiding his real self why is it like that?

43:21

people will think, he's a charmer

43:23

crazy

43:24

people will enjoy it. This is crazy. The others like to enjoy it like that.

43:26

This one is crazy.

43:27

But if you look at it,

43:29

actually, if you want to kiss the hand, you don't want to.

43:32

Yes, I don't want to.

43:33

You don't want to.

43:34

You're a monkey.

43:36

Here, here.

43:40

But sometimes we stick our hands together.

43:42

When it's like that. Yes. But sometimes we stick our hands together When it's like this Yes

43:45

Sometimes if we want to respect each other, we do this The smile is the same

43:50

So you smile here, I smile here

43:52

But if the hand is a little down

43:54

Oh well, that's a bonus But that's if in my family Because my family is not Habib

44:01

There are elements like What is it?

44:04

Sisila is messy, right? Yes So I can have what is it? Sisila is a mess, right?

44:05

So, I can have...

44:07

Why is it a mess?

44:08

Sisila is a mess.

44:09

What do you mean by a mess?

44:10

I can have a younger aunt than me.

44:12

Oh, that's the problem.

44:14

Sometimes, we are pulled by our uncle because of that. Afraid that she's younger. In fact, Sisila is my niece. So, sometimes there's a marriage where the uncle gets married to the niece so the descendant is a mess Or the distance is too far

44:30

The first child is married long ago The 11th child is just married

44:34

long ago I have a younger sister who is the youngest She's younger than her niece

44:44

Yes, that's right The uncle is only 10 years old younger than his niece so he's called uncle yes, right?

44:46

uncle is only 10 years old

44:48

his niece is 15 years old

44:50

because of what? you can't hold my hand

44:54

we're in the same age

44:56

if not, you're older than me

44:58

what about the arabic people?

45:00

because he once made water

45:02

for the people in the village really? no, no Because he has made water for people to get well Make water for people to get well?

45:06

No, no, no

45:08

So, he's the next Ponary

45:10

Hey, maybe Ponario

45:12

But, is it true?

45:14

No, it's just a joke A sick person A sick person is sick, it's true I'm kidding This is my friend, Orang Butoh I often come here to play Even, I often come here to pray on Friday.

45:27

The mosque is in this corner. His house is here. Sometimes, I just pray on Friday.

45:33

I go to his house.

45:35

How can a person who prays on Friday go to his house?

45:39

So, one day, usually, if you want to go to the stadium, to play football, or near the, or there's a field nearby, we call each other, we call each other, we pass by, I pass by, in front of his house,

45:52

he calls me. So, while he's waiting, he takes his shoes, my friend, he's taking a shower. I thought it was for me. It turns out, he asked his mom, his mom also went out, His mom asked him to read a little for his brother His brother is sick

46:06

What's wrong with his brother?

46:07

Maybe he has malaria

46:09

Wait, wait His mom specifically asked him to read for his brother Yes, I did His mom also went out I was on the terrace

46:19

Because you have his Arab friends

46:20

Yes

46:21

And I was like

46:23

I was naked yesterday I was so lazy yesterday, I was so lazy yesterday, I came here.

46:27

You didn't help.

46:29

But by helping, you read it. I didn't mean to help. I meant to be polite.

46:35

But you read it correctly?

46:36

Yes.

46:37

At first, I was like this,

46:38

let's play ball.

46:39

I read it first. I hope.

46:42

There's a...

46:44

There's a...

46:46

There's a feeling of being helped

46:48

But you still read it? What do you read? I read Al-Fatihah

46:54

And then? I give it to him He drinks it

47:00

I can do it

47:02

Two days later Not tomorrow, I, in my next visit He's healthy

47:08

His brother is healthy What can happen is his immune system Is it true? No, don't say that

47:16

You guys are pushing me We have to do it now

47:20

No, no

47:22

We want to sell it to Shopee We want to sell it We want to sell you

47:26

But if I read it, you drink it by chance

47:28

Right away

47:30

For the sake of the patient I drink it by chance But there is a karma

47:36

But I don't believe it Karma is written Karma is there for people Correct me if I'm wrong So people who learn learn religion and finally he

47:48

in terms of knowledge and in terms of religion he is close to religion to the great power he will get the knowledge of laduni well, the knowledge of laduni can also be called karma

48:03

maybe, if I'm wrong, please correct me. So, in the Prophet, it's called a miracle. In humans, it's called karma. This is something that is not to be published. Not to be told. So...

48:20

Especially when it's told with additions. That's it. That's why many people who have karma he is silent and covers himself

48:28

only a handful of people who know oh it turns out maybe he can cure he can come quietly ask for help blah blah blah blah blah like that

48:37

okay

48:37

but in this case, I think

48:39

hmm

48:40

I have this friend

48:41

no

48:41

don't

48:42

he has karma

48:43

but he is denied

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stupid

48:44

he is denied I have this friend he has a karma but he's a sinner

48:46

he wants to cover his karma actually he has a high level of wisdom

48:52

sometimes sometimes he's like that he's not learned

48:58

sometimes he's down

49:00

no, he's down from who? no, in my family there is no karma

49:04

in my family this is a process of covering No one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no and the body's immune system you just made water how about you pray for the oper

49:26

people are already thirsty

49:30

they can't finish the oper

49:32

but you know what? if you want to be positive you don't have to see who the person is as long as we're sure with the power of Al-Fatihah God willing, we can do anything I agree

49:44

even so, he's alone.

49:45

I agree.

49:46

He can drink alone.

49:47

But for him, Al-Fatihah is stronger. Maybe Taj is better.

49:52

I've tried to observe him.

49:54

I've tried to observe him.

49:55

That's why... Don't do this. To make it simpler, let's play gallon. He's tired.

50:00

He has a lot.

50:01

Let's play gallon. There are many He's always joking He's always joking He's always putting his fingers in

50:08

I asked him, did you know that?

50:10

But if he's joking, there's no proof Why are you being so grumpy? No, it's because he's drinking medicine How can you help so many people with your ability? You're stupid

50:22

You're stupid What makes us grumpy why you become a doctor

50:25

How?

50:26

You're a hot-headed person

50:28

No, I'm not

50:32

If you know that, there are many people who need help on this earth Who knows that sick people can get better because of you

50:40

Why not?

50:41

That's a good deed Why don't you help people? I believe that...

50:45

You use yourself for yourself. ...it's because of the doctor, then the disease related to the genes, and then the Saiton, the magic and everything, Rukia, Rukia Shari'i, that's it.

50:54

I believe that. There's no...

50:56

There's no such thing as a cure? I mean, you can just talk to someone, right? You can do that, but... Why is that someone not you, Mat?

51:06

How can you believe that?

51:07

There are so many people who...

51:08

Ades, that's a prayer water, right?

51:10

Why do you want to do that?

51:11

There can be a prayer water, Mat.

51:13

Where's the DM?

51:15

Just put it in.

51:17

I mean, why do you feel like you can't be chosen by God to be... Why? Maybe God chose him to be the one Yes, that's right People have a cure I'm surprised Don't be denied by God Yesterday, his son fell and there was a fry He remembered you

51:34

Three days later, the fry was dry I can't stop it I remember them

51:40

But they are Galiladab

51:44

Do you know that Arief Kamal has eczema? In his armpits

51:51

If you want to joke

51:53

Can you not scare the client?

51:55

This is a sun This is a sun

52:00

Agatha, I'm a sun

52:02

Agatha, what's your name at that time? I was like that I was like that I was like that

52:06

What's up with your name at that time? He was positive thinking Wow, this is Mahmoud

52:11

Move to YX

52:12

Move He was like that

52:16

I was like that

52:18

I said, if there's that Move to me If there's that, don't wear jeans Yes, wear jeans Because it's easy to see Make sure the back of the pants have rubber Poor guy in the back

52:34

It's not good to remember

52:36

Just take it off

52:38

Until my emcee said I'm afraid if I take it off, I'm going to be sick

52:44

But what is often that you often get? For example, like being Arab I used to be, but not too extreme For example, what is it called? Onta Black is usually called like that

52:56

Onta Black?

52:57

Onta but there's black

52:59

I've never heard of Onta Black

53:02

I haven't heard of it Because we don't have... What is it called?'t have any other race We are this big, right? The white or black So we only get the black one

53:12

The black one is cool Black Alep Black Alep That's why I asked

53:22

If Bilal is included in your chart, what will you do? I'm asking this because if Bilal is in your chart, I'm afraid he'll be in the same category as you.

53:26

I'm afraid of that.

53:28

But Arabs are black.

53:32

There are black people.

53:33

What's the stereotype that you have? If we speak or read something, we're considered to be praying. If we speak Arabic, we're considered to be praying.

53:42

So, you speak Arabic fluently?

53:43

No. No, I speak Arabic more fluently than Arabic.

53:48

I can't speak it at all.

53:49

You can't either, right?

53:50

I can't.

53:51

Because we were all born here.

53:52

You can't speak it at all?

53:53

I can, but a little.

53:54

Just a little bit.

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But a little bit is just one or two words. That's it.

53:59

Why are we suitable? I'm a foreigner, but... Because the language in Shenzhen is so thick. There are so many words they can say.

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54:07

So, it's like, what is this? What does it mean?

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Like you said earlier. Like, your name is Ghalil.

54:13

But it's just one or two words.

54:14

I mean, if it's already a mess.

54:16

It's already a mess. Our parents are already like that.

54:19

I don't understand. I asked Fadhil Jaidy, your dad He's really good at Arabic Yes, he's good

54:26

There was a scene

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Fadhil and his dad were in the Arab His dad bought food

54:32

He bought kebab

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So he spoke Arabic, Fadhil said,

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Amin

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He was so happy

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His dad said,

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This is not a prayer

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He continued, Amin Alright And the father said, this is not a prayer! Continue, amen.

54:46

Alright.

54:47

Most of the time, the last one is our superior. If we compare it to the local language, I was born with an Indonesian family, but my local language is still in the category...

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Tomia or Wakatobi.

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Tomia? Yes. Tomia, Wakatobi

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Tomia? different from Ambon? very different

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try to speak

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what are you talking about?

55:16

that's what I'm talking about

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Vanuatu

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Valiaku

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Vanuatu is not our country

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Vanuatu is not our country, I'm talking about the picture. I'm talking about the picture.

55:26

There's a song in Indonesian that I wrote. Faliako.

55:29

It's called Faliako.

55:30

How was it?

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What do you want me to say?

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The lyrics.

55:33

Let's get ready to open together after Maghrib.

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I'm Ely.

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You're lying, I believe you're lying

55:45

No, it's true There's a restaurant called Batal and Maghrib

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That's right

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So, you don't understand

55:53

Tomorrow, I want to eat...

55:57

I want to go to the west

55:59

Who's that?

56:01

It's so easy

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Tomorrow, I want to go to the westshot Tomorrow I want to go to the west Ilang-i-Kuhada-Mete-Ka

56:09

Wow, I forgot the western word

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Wow

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Kulo

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There is

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Barati No, no

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Barata

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Arif-arif-barata

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West

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Barata means village

56:23

What about the city?

56:24

Timurta?

56:26

This is not about my language

56:28

I don't know how to speak this language

56:30

But it's unique It means that there is my language That's why I said that my control over the local language is now 50% North, south, east, west I used to remember, I used to know the language Today I look for it again

56:44

But why is it gone? I have to find it. My rating is 50%.

56:49

What's your rating in Arabic?

56:52

0.6.

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I give 0.6.

56:55

As it is. We're not using it.

56:58

It's a root. What's the rate?

57:00

At least 5%. We understand... We understand a few sentences.

57:04

Coffee. Coffee. Coffee. Coffee, God. At least 5% of us understand a few words

57:05

Coffee!

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Coffee Coffee

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Coffee, God

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God, smoking

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God, smoking

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God, sleeping God, sleeping

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God, sleeping

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God, smoking

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God, smoking God, smoking God, sleeping God, sleeping God, sleeping God, sleeping God, sleeping cool if it's in fakfak hagar, kane

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don't

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hagar kane

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fasting month

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hagar is for men who are masculine

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hagar

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no

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because the mix is fakfak and arab fakfak people even know this language oh really? not onlyFak even know this language Oh yeah? Not only Arab, but they know this language One time, there were a lot of people going home to relax In the mosque area In this mosque, there were a lot of Bin Mahfud

57:57

And Musaad In the surrounding area, there were Arabs Arabs and Chinese, basically This is an Arab, the Imam was sitting like this. He was doing zikr. His name was Muhammad Musa'ib bin Mafud.

58:09

He was doing zikr.

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My friend was a girl.

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She couldn't distinguish between fagar and hagar.

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Fagar is ugly.

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Oh, ugly. Hey, you're ugly. What is hagar? Hey, you're ugly. What's this? Hagar, shoot, shoot, shoot.

58:25

A motorbike passed by.

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Mas Kulim.

58:27

A motorbike passed by.

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He shouted,

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Hey, you're Hagar.

58:32

Who?

58:33

I'm Zikir.

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Arab.

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All Arabs there.

58:37

All the people in the area.

58:39

Hagar.

58:41

You're talking to a girl.

58:42

Hagar and Fagar.

58:43

You're talking to a girl. It's a feminine word Fagar and Fagar, it's a feminine word But Fagar and Fagar is a common word in Fakfak

58:49

So it's a common word

58:53

Oh yes, that's right

58:55

So we're limited to that And Fakfak people know that It's not only Arab people Lakban Lakban, please give us some tips You don't have to be an Arab. You don't have to be an Arab. Laban. Laban.

59:05

Give me a tip.

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Give me a tip.

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Laban is milk.

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Milk.

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Milk.

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That's it.

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That's the stereotype.

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Yes.

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But I can understand what you mean by the Arab situation. I'm low.

59:18

I have a younger brother who is also low in the context of regional languages. I have 5 siblings the only one who can speak regional languages is me the other 4 can hear understand, but to speak in a fast way is difficult but for me as a parent

59:34

I also want my roots to not die I want my children at that time to speak Arabic it's impossible for me to teach them I have a safety net I can teach them if you can't be the one who teaches I have a safety net I can teach him

59:46

If you can't

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You have to teach

59:50

Wahyu

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No, no, no, it's a guy

1:00:00

I'm the one who taught him

1:00:02

I'm the one who taught him

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I have a safety net I guarantee it I'm not that kind of person I'm not that kind of person I'm that kind of person

1:00:06

I'm thinking about it I've watched my kid in elementary school I want my kid to be able to speak Arabic The purpose is not to talk The purpose is to understand

1:00:16

The purpose of my kid I will spread my kid to my family

1:00:20

Like in an Arab village

1:00:22

If my kid later Why should he speak Arabic? So that on Eid, he can understand what his uncle says

1:00:30

Whether he's talking to his dad or not

1:00:32

He still speaks Arabic

1:00:34

But if you're asked by people You've never admitted you're an Arab? No, because I'm Indonesian Yes, I mean, you've never admitted you're an Arab? I admit it, but if I'm asked Are you you Arab?

1:00:46

No, I'm Arab but I'm Indonesian That's right I've been here for a long time My parents are here My mom was born here

1:00:56

He's Indonesian too Why is he Indonesian?

1:01:00

We don't know if he's going to rebel

1:01:02

He said he wants to be a Russian soldier

1:01:06

No, I'm not a Russian soldier

1:01:08

There was one yesterday

1:01:09

One of them was born in...

1:01:14

That's right

1:01:15

Yesterday there was...

1:01:16

You're just like this

1:01:20

I can't do this anymore

1:01:21

Yesterday there was a thread that talked about your uncle

1:01:23

He said your middle name is Vladimir I don't know I don't do it Yesterday there was a thread that said your middle name is Vladimir

1:01:25

Is it true?

1:01:26

I don't know

1:01:27

I don't believe it

1:01:28

There are a lot of stories about you I don't know which one is true and which one is false

1:01:32

I decided to believe everything

1:01:34

Mahmoud, Ivanov, Al-Qasimi

1:01:40

But in my opinion, Arabic is general

1:01:43

I also want my kids to learn Arabic.

1:01:45

That's why we can still teach them.

1:01:47

Because we have Al-Quran too. We want our kids to understand Al-Quran too. But we have to learn the interpretation. We can't just teach them the basics. Not only Arabic, not only the language and writing,

1:02:02

not only the history, or Al-Quran, or or hadiths or whatever. The ancestors who came here also wrote. So we can learn history here too. Their writings about the city in Java. My grandfather wrote in Arabic.

1:02:21

Right.

1:02:21

You can read Arabic.

1:02:23

Mixed. If you need it? I can. It's mixed. Butun is mixed. After I checked my Shilsila, my grandmother is from Butun.

1:02:29

So, you're family? From...

1:02:31

I don't know. If I'm from Roton,

1:02:34

I don't know.

1:02:35

Oh.

1:02:36

You're from Roton?

1:02:37

In Jorobun, I'm from both sides Some people are married to Butoh people

1:02:46

But I didn't know that So, most of them are Muslim?

1:02:50

Not only Butoh, 100%

1:02:52

But there's no Arab descendant?

1:02:54

If we have a teacher who brought Islam to there Me too

1:03:00

It's told by Arab descendant

1:03:02

I mean, is there any Arab descendant like him?

1:03:04

Like me? Is there an Arab village? No.

1:03:05

Just the smell.

1:03:07

The smell is there.

1:03:08

Honestly, I'm a bit of a socialite. I go everywhere. But with the Arab community, I don't have friends who are pure Arab. So, basically, there's no Arab village there? I'm not too Arab for the Arab village.

1:03:21

Because you have to have a lot of Arab people to make a village No, I don't Sorry, but in the East of Indonesia, there is no such thing as Arab village

1:03:30

Is there? Yes, there is no village

1:03:32

Arab is a tribe

1:03:33

Yes, there is no Arab village

1:03:34

That's why we said earlier that here is a desert Yes, it's a desert

1:03:38

We are not

1:03:39

We are

1:03:40

Oh, you're a king

1:03:41

We don't have an Arab village I don't know, I mean I don't have any friends Maybe there are some Arab people But not like you guys, the thick Arabs

1:03:50

No

1:03:51

Mostly like Mama, Campuran In Ambon, in the Red Rocks area The Arabs live there But there are also For example, where the Salobar water is Different

1:04:02

But there is no

1:04:03

But where is it, If I'm not mistaken, it's in the Arabian Peninsula. Buton is a very strong Islamic country. Buton is a country that was under the rule of the Sultanate.

1:04:12

Yes, that's right.

1:04:13

It was also under the rule of the Martyr Abbot. The falafel was from... The Seven Tribes? No, I mean, from the religious elements. The laws were full of...

1:04:23

Yes, the religious elements. But as far as I remember, the Arab community is almost non-existent. I mean, I don't hang out in the house, I mean, I go to the surrounding areas, to the village, to other villages. But I never had a friend who was Arab. I have a friend from China. I have a friend from China who is like, oh, there's a Chinese person.

1:04:44

But he's like but he is an Arab

1:04:46

so he is just a teacher

1:04:48

but there is a possibility I don't know where is the Arab in Bhutan

1:04:54

in the kingdom, they are like in Sumatra in Sumatra, they are like in Murni Amat Murni Amat is an Arab, right? but they don't use that they are like in the kingdom He's not pure anymore He's not using it anymore He's Arab, but he's not using it anymore He's not exploring the inside anymore

1:05:08

He's pure Bhutan

1:05:10

He's not using it anymore But if you don't use Al-Qatari, I don't know you're Arab That's why Because he doesn't look Arab He doesn't look like an Easterner

1:05:20

He's far away

1:05:22

Residivist One tribe, one track record One tribe, one record track One tribe, one record track

1:05:28

I think it's a joke

1:05:30

It's true what they said If you want to be called Arab, you don't have to be too handsome

1:05:34

You look like Black Unta

1:05:36

Black Isaac Black Alpha

1:05:40

But that's how it is Arabs in the East, I think I often talk to Mr. Hussein, too. In the East, it's really different.

1:05:47

I first knew the characteristics of Arabs when I was studying in Malang.

1:05:52

There are Javanese Arabs there.

1:05:55

Oh, this is an Arab. It's like a gathering culture, their place of pilgrimage, the remains, the big perfume shop

1:06:08

Actually, that's how it is

1:06:09

The first time I met an Arab was in Malang I just got to know the characteristics of the Arabs In Bhutan, in Baobab, I've never been there If anyone knows the information of Arab friends in Baobab Let me know I have a father who is also in the religious department

1:06:23

I mean, the Maulid activities, etc. I hope that with the activities of the community... Like how people disappear, if there is information about Arab people in Buton, let us know here

1:06:31

Like how people disappear I mean, what I lack is always... If there is information about Arab people in Buton, let us know here How do you disappear?

1:06:42

Yes, who knows, they know

1:06:43

Sir, this is Maybe our Arab community is here.

1:06:46

As far as I know, there is. If it's a deer, a horse, even. I don't know about the deer.

1:06:52

Or maybe they make their own religious activities.

1:06:56

But, for example, the Al-Qatiri was removed from the birth certificate. Why? Because there was a Dutch politician who was killed so it must be secured by the way from the grandfather

1:07:10

lost his identity behind go down to the father already using the grandfather's name I just returned it again because they were afraid of the government can't work make a KTP

1:07:22

because there is that in the East Indonesia maybe it was needed the family members may be lost make a KTP because there is that in the East Indonesia maybe in Buton, the marga-marga maybe disappeared I never met a friend who has marga he uses marga because if Buton

1:07:34

there are a lot of NTT especially Buton the islam is strong like here, there is a study Habib ini bin ini study Habib ini bin ini I never met a study there For example, there is a lecture about the Prophet's wife

1:07:45

I have never seen a lecture about the Prophet's wife that is like, oh, the Prophet's wife is this I mean, I have been in a community since I was a kid since I was a kid, I have a father in the religious department quite close to people who are religious, but I have never seen that But in fact, there are not many Arabs like that, sir I'm quite close to people who are religious, but I've never seen that. But it should be...

1:08:05

In fact, there are not many Arabs like that, sir. That's why Arab characteristics in East Indonesia are different. Maybe it's because of the barrier. Usually, they were called Tuan and Nona. That's for... This is Arab, they come...

1:08:20

What is it? Pengungsian, not Pengungsian.

1:08:22

This is a joke.

1:08:24

This is Pengungsian. It's a function, not a function. It's a function.

1:08:30

they'll say,

1:08:31

your lord, Muhammad.

1:08:32

His name is Muhammad.

1:08:33

Your lord, Nona.

1:08:34

They'll call him that. That's cool. They'll call him Lord Nona.

1:08:37

For Habib,

1:08:38

they'll call him Ye.

1:08:40

Ye Salim, Ye Sarwa.

1:08:42

Ye.

1:08:43

So, there's no history of the Habib's teachings So it's different, Central Java and East Java have different characteristics Jogja is different, Ahmad Dahlan, Habib, he doesn't use it So Ahmad Albar, Habib Ahmad Mubarak, I don't know who that is

1:09:03

Don't worry, don't worry Ahmad that is. No need to. No need to.

1:09:06

Who is Ahmad Mubarak? I am Ahmad Moussadeq. But this is really interesting.

1:09:12

We don't have to be influenced by generalizers. Especially in the social media era. Oh, this is Arab. Immigrant. What are they doing here? Those are the words that make us look like a nation. Actually, we have been mixed since... since the early 2000s. It's a comfortable environment. Those words are what make us a nation.

1:09:26

We've been together for thousands of years. So, I think this is opening up... Yes, I'm also open. I just found out there are people like me in your place.

1:09:40

And I also want to know,

1:09:41

I, the rich people, in my place, I, the rich people, in my place, Ternate. I'm from here too You're from here? Where are you from?

1:09:46

Ternate

1:09:50

Ternate has an Arab village?

1:09:52

It's called Kampung Arab But it's from Java The name of the area is Palajawa But the Arab people live there

1:10:00

They have a lot of relatives How many? 7?

1:10:04

More than that, 9

1:10:06

17 17

1:10:10

Arab village I'm still curious why I can't identify Arab people

1:10:16

in community

1:10:18

don't be an Arab

1:10:20

don't be an Arab

1:10:22

don't be an Arab

1:10:24

Ari Kriting is an Arab. Is he Oomtah Brown?

1:10:27

Oomtah Brown.

1:10:28

He's brown, right?

1:10:29

The answer is...

1:10:30

in a moment.

1:10:32

Okay. Thank you so much, Go Malung. Minal Aidin, Al Faizid.

1:10:36

Minal Aidin is here.

1:10:39

Al Faizid.

1:10:40

Salam, guys.

1:10:41

We're in Solo. Salam sejahtera, di Solo, Walembang I like this color, we try to give Indonesia this color We are from the east of Indonesia

1:10:51

We are from the middle

1:10:52

You are from the middle east

1:10:54

Even though some people say that the middle east is a colonizer term It's an American term

1:10:59

American is English

1:11:00

And the east people also say it's a colonial term But regardless of that, the important thing is that we bring happiness Yes, and the East also says colonial. Yes, that's right. But, more than that, what's important is to bring happiness. Whatever we're identified as. Later, the Arab communities in Indonesia Timur...

1:11:13

we can invite them. That's right.

1:11:15

To come there. For the study.

1:11:17

But we already know the price of the ticket from Mamat. So, please pay for it. If we're invited, we'll pay for it.

1:11:23

Do you want to?

1:11:25

We want to invite you to study in East Indonesia Not in a hotel in Jakarta

1:11:31

Why? You can choose, where do you want to go?

1:11:34

Pabon Bajo, Buntor, Wakatobi

1:11:37

Why do you have to invite us?

1:11:39

Of course, it's a holiday It's a holiday, it's a good time

1:11:47

We're going to Favok, it's crowded

1:11:49

When are we going to Modal Kulhu? My knowledge is only up to there

1:11:53

Favok was a district before Oh really? Who's his name? His father is Uswanas, his mother is Atamimi Oh, what's his name? Muhammad Uswanas Oh really?

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yes, his father is Marga Uswana his mother is Atta Mimi but with the large number of Islam communities in Fakwak it doesn't seem like it's possible yes, yes, yes

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it doesn't have to be because of the context

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he has promised himself at least at the age of 41 years later, he will have a Jamah

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What Jamah?

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Jamah Tabrik

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That's already there Jamah Tabrik is already there Jamah Tabrik is already there Jamah Tabrik is already there

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Jamah will be the leader of Jamah who likes to be confused Jamah Tablo I'm not a tabloid! I'm not a tabloid! I'm not a tabloid! I'm not a tabloid!

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I'm not a tabloid!

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Okay, thank you very much! For the people, we also want to say goodbye. Good night! Good night! Happy Eid al-Fitr!

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Happy Eid al-Fitr with Happy Eid al-Fitr! Happy Eid al-Fitr with your family. What's the date? 1447 Hijri, right? Hopefully, we'll all be back.

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What about 2557? Is it interesting?

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We know.

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Not all Arabs can

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merge with Chinese.

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Because they're mixed. His wife is Chinese. Hopefully, this happy Merger with China Because it's hard The history is hard I hope this happiness This holiday Can be in everyone's house

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And also

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means the family is something big and it's okay if you have a kid don't be a burden because now it's the season of

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cheating don't cheat what do you mean? I'm afraid there's a moment of cheating it's better to find someone to help

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that's who you're helping

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This is Kamal's first celebration as a celebrity Really?

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I've been a fan of him since the radio show But now he's a bit of a...

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The new image

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Celebrity

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You have a fanbase, right?

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Yes

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Camelicious

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I play with them, no need to show off

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I have my own business

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You're just a guest

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You don't even why you didn't ask

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we're just starting the holiday and you're already making a mess

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I'm sorry I'm sorry I'm sorry for talking nonsense

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okay, let's move on

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I want to say we have a content that's it

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we're closing if you want to continue this content

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you can continue this content

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so I want to say

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see you in the next video Come to Prayer Come to Prayer Come to Prayer I am not a slave to the power of my mind. I am not a slave to the power of my mind. I am not a slave to the power of my mind.

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I am not a slave to the power of my mind. Allah is the greatest, Allah is the greatest. Allah is the greatest, Allah is the greatest. Allah is the greatest, Allah is the greatest. There is no god but Allah. Allah is the greatest, Allah is the greatest. Allah Allahumma laka sumtu wa ala rizqika aftartu

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dhahabat dhamau wa batallatil urooq wa thabatal ajru insha Allah wa thabatal ajru insha Allah

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Ya Allah, untuk mulah aku berpuasa atas rizqi mulah aku berbuka Inshallah. Bye!

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