Orang Ini Dipantau Pemerintah Thailand

Today we have a Thai expert here. Koyo Cabe. Because it's perfect timing. When are we going to shoot?

When are you going to air this, Dil?

Next year? It's a long time.

Next year, October.

That's how we are. We've been batching for 2 years. We're shooting in December. Before that, we all planned to have an outing. Yeah, you told us about it. I've been doing this for 2 years. Because we're shooting in December. Before that, we all have to go to the office. Yes, you told me about it.

That's right. We're going to Bangkok, Thailand. You're going to take her to the onsen. That's right. I'm going to take her and Gilang. We've made a deal. So, on the first day, we'll take a shower together. Do you think it's going to be awkward?

I asked you yesterday, if you're ready for the Founder's event. I asked him. Yes, I'm ready. But, are you ready?

Ready.

Are you ready?

Ready.

Why is the pull a bit far?

Ready, bro? Ready, bro.

He said, The first time, you were a bit far away. Ready, Bang? Ready, Bang. Yeah, he said he wanted to go first. So that he could be seen. He said, I want to go first so that I could be seen.

Yeah.

But you've never been there, right?

No, I've never been there.

I was a bit nervous. Because I often talk about onsen in Bangkok. I'm afraid of the crowd. Oh, that's right. I said onsen in Bangkok, onsen in Bangkok. Although I never explicitly said where.

Have I ever said it? No. Never, right? I never said where. But I'm afraid of crowded when we go there.

People will look for it.

Because onsen in Bangkok is too specific. If you say onsen in Japan, there are many. Okay, okay, okay. Bangkok onsen can be counted, right? Okay, we will have a meeting on December 30th, at 7 PM. Oh, everyone is coming.

Please come if you want to come. It's crowded. But they don't know that I'm also going to go check, right?

Yes, of course.

So they don't come on that day. So if I say 30 at 7 PM, they know that it's not possible to be on the right date. Do you understand? So they already know that it's 30 at 7 PM. So it's impossible.

Impossible. So on the previous day, or the day after, they come. It's troublesome. They said they want to change the date. I can't come on two days. Right? 30.31.

But because they thought it's impossible, I told them. They can't come on 30.07. I'd rather come on 30.07. Reverse psychology. Twice, bro.

But I think they're busy with the data. Why are you here in the middle of the night? Do you want to join us? Pras is tempted. Come on, Pras is tempted. I don't know, I'll chat with him and ask him if he wants to join us.

Do you want to? Pras seems interested. I don't think there's no problem if Pras sees each other. No, but you can wear a towel. A small towel in front of you. So after you open the window, just put a small towel here.

But if it's a consent, is it okay if it's tattooed? I don't know about Bangkok, but when I went there, no one tattooed. Because in Japan, it can't do that. Yeah, I know I can't do that. I went to Japan with Raymond. Raymond Chin. We split up. I went to Kawaguchiko. Raymond stayed at the hotel because he was still in charge of the 7th Printer.

He tried to go to the onsen alone. Alone. Why didn't you invite him? Because I went to Kawaguchiko. It's far, right? I went to theawa Guciko. It's far, right? I went to the Fuji Dano. He went to the onsen. He was asked to go home.

Because he had a tattoo. It was small. But he couldn't. I remember how it was yesterday. In Bangkok... Because if I want to, I have to get a tattoo. Oh, right.

When I went to the last onsen in Bangkok, I think there was any. Because I was like, sorry, excuse me, can I see? I checked one by one. But the press is tattooed, right? The press is tattooed, right? How come the press is tattooed?

Yeah, the press can't do it. But I don't know about the one in Bangkok. I don't know about the one in Bangkok. I don't know for the New Year. Wow, I can't believe it. New Year, they must have already got married.

It's impossible to have a baby in 2021. Who knows, it's the Chinese New Year. Yes, I'm Chinese New Year. After Bangkok, it's quite far. I don't think I dare to go to Singapore. Because there are more Indonesians in Singapore.

But, Tio also asked me, how do you feel if there are Indonesians? I think I'm okay. I mean, it's okay because the context of the place is okay. But you can imagine, for example,

Bro!

That's it, right? It's impossible for him not to say, Bro, can I take a picture? But impossible for him to not touch it.

Bro, can I take a picture?

But I also saw it's his. What? You also? Sure.

Right?

Yes, but you're more like... He knows you're a public figure all this time, right? But still, there must be... Yesterday I met Radit, he was flirting. He had the opportunity.

The context.

He was on the hot spring. You're still different, compared to him. He met his friend. We're sulking, that's it. He must have met you. We're on the hot spring.

Must be awkward.

Awkward, especially if it's a friend. If the friend is a friend. It's like, I used to watch you, bro. I used to watch you. I can't. Do you want to join us? I often go to Bangkok. Do you go to Bangkok? No. I have a lot of releases.

You're reducing it? No, I have a lot of releases. So I cut it when I go to Bangkok. So you're reducing it. I'm reducing it. What's the big release? Japan? No, I was invited to Japan.

Talk show, right? Yes, I was invited to Japan. But I was working on a house. Oh, you were building a house? Yes. What kind of house? A house for your family or for you? For my family.

What about now? Now, I'm working on my mom's house. Oh, I thought you had a house before. I was in a contract. You were in a contract. You had a contract. Contract, then I went to my mom's house and bought this. So you just had your first house.

First house. The one that I bought. What did you buy?

I bought it.

You bought a house? I bought a house. And I wanted to make it a studio, so I was renovating. That's so cool. I was going to invite you to wait for it to be done. Oh yeah, that's a long time ago. The house was just finished when I told you, it was still under construction.

Oh, you bought a house that the developer is building. Right, yeah. Oh, I just thought you had seen the developer, the house was already there, you bought it, then you renovated it. Not yet, it was still under construction. Were you nervous, bro? Is it going to be done?

No, because the developer is quite trusted. Was it nerve-wracking? Was it like, is this gonna work?

No, because the developer was quite trusted. But I was once cheated once. You were once cheated?

I was once cheated.

100 million, hey, Updipro, where's my money?

No, I'm serious.

I'm serious. How did it go? How did you lose 100 million?

I was...

I was hurt a lot. Have you talked to Felix Yau? You're close with Felix Yau. Yes, I have. What did he say? Yes, it's true. It's a disease. Because of the benefits. How was it? Tell us. So, I bought this house.

In the area? Bogor, still Bogor. In Cilendek. It's like the second clotter. The first clotter was already done. So I looked at the first clotter. The first clotter was already done. So I looked at the first clotter, right? It's done.

The first clotter is here. Okay, this is the second clotter. We will build it here. My logic is that the first clotter is done, there should be no problem.

Okay.

Buy it. It turns out to be a problem. Until now, people who don't know are gone. What do you mean by a problem? I was wondering if the day was built yet. Then I saw the demand and I stopped paying. I stopped. Then when will this be done? He said later, later, later.

He said there was a problem in the land. Anyway, there are many reasons. We just wanted to make a cluster. It turned out that many people bought it, so it was complex. The permit is different. But you want to get your license back.

Yes, not a civil license. From there, I met other victims, and it turned out to be the same. Exactly in the new cluster that you bought, the victims? Exactly. So the first cluster you saw, there was no problem? No problem. And I never met a resident who complained in the first cluster. You bought the second cluster that hasn't happened yet. After that, the pandemic started.

They moved to another office, didn't happened yet. Well, it's pandemic, right? The pandemic started, they moved to another office, didn't tell me. And then it's gone, gone, gone. And then, it's gone.

There's no explanation?

No explanation. You're right. Right? Why am I not explained? Now, if you go there, are you still being built? I haven't been there for a long time. Is it done yet? The one that's done? But the other victims told me they haven't.

And the last time I went there, it was a mess. It was like a house. A farm, a farm, a farm, a farm. A house. It was so unclear. You chased them, bro. It should be.

But I got tired of it. I chased them before. I chased them before. Then I was like, I'd better focus on the content. But you want to make it better, right? I was like, I'd rather focus on the content. But it's like you're feeding yourself.

It should be.

What about other victims? I got DMs from people. They said, you bought from that place too? I said, yeah, I'm in the same situation. Zawin got hit too! Zawin and I are the same.

And what did Zawin do? I met Zawin the last time. I was like, I can't do this anymore. But I didn't know the details. Oh, that's crazy.

Zawin was also caught.

How much was the 100 million?

Yeah.

20 million, maybe. That's a lot.

Wow.

A lot.

You didn't want to go to the police together? I think I did. Oh, you did? I like to search for the news, right? There's this house, this owner, reported to the police. And then what happened next? Well, I don't know what happened next.

Someone once DMed me, he said, I want to get a divorce next week. He said, just get a divorce, you're being chased. Then I asked, okay, I'll let you know what the result is. Then after a long time, I didn't tell him. I was like, what's the outcome of the court? No one answered me until now. I was curious too. But that's my friend, Zawin.

I asked him, how are you? At first, he was still chasing me. When I met him, we thought we lost our money. He was like that. You thought you lost 100 million, bro. Maybe Zawin is rich, we don't know.

You also thought you lost your money. No, I was still thinking, that's 100 million, not bad. What's the lesson? Don't get f**ked up. Did you get f**ked up?

What?

I mean, did you start to believe it? No, but they were promoting it as anti-ribo. The price is this much, but the amount is that much. And so on. So you feel that if he's like this, at least he can be safe. That's what I mean. If he's like that, then he must have some Islamic laws, right?

Like anti-religious, safe, and so on. You think, oh, it's safe. Because everyone thinks in that respect. Right. But you don't know. So, everything is thought from that aspect. But it's not. And you told that to Ustaz Felix Sial. He said, what was it?

Yes, there are a lot of people like that now. So, after that, you deliberately looked for a new house? Not on purpose. I skipped a few years. I recovered from there first. Because the money is quite cheap.

Yes, I was still poor back then. It was really hard. I can imagine how stressed you must have been. It was really stressful. Because you felt guilty, right? Yes. I shouldn't have trusted him so much.

I'm usually like that when I have... I don't know, when I have someone I regret. What about your wife?

What?

Your wife.

She's just sad. he's also sad. Yesterday I saw on my TikTok, Dustin's wife made a content. Dustin Tiffany. Dustin was wriggling on his wife's stomach or on his thigh. Then he was like, mumbling, because he was cheated.

What did he cheat?

I don't know, that's why. I just saw it. That's why next time if you want to buy, talk to me. Then Dustin said, let people be the fire. Usually Dustin is a bit drunk. Be the fire or something.

That's it. I think he was cheated. He was stressed in that content. Did you reach that stage? Because Cepe is big, bro. Yes, I was stressed.

Especially my economy at that economy was still struggling. I was so tired and it was hard for me to save money. That's crazy. But you didn't cry? I didn't pray for someone to have a baby.

I just...

You're just Dustin.

I just had an idea. I went to a salesperson. You met him again? No, I was once to a salesperson. You met him again? No, I was chatting. Because he was always busy. Every time we met, I was like,

I just want to review it. Can I review it? There's a letter, I can do it in a year. He said, okay, I'll try. I've been contacting him for a year,

but his office is gone.

Then...

How long did you wait for a year, bro? I really accept it, but then every few months I visit, asking how this is, how this is. The last time, it turned out to be moved and they didn't tell me. Where to move, I'm really looking for it. And when I went to the new office, it was empty, no one. Then I went to the salesperson, I said,

I couldn't refund it earlier, right? Oh, okay, if you can't refund it, I'll borrow 100 million. I need money. Then he said, wow, I don't have that much money. Astaghfirullah, sir. Well, you don't want to lend me, right? What else do I do?

Well, from there I was never answered again. I imagine he must have been brushed left and right. Sure, sure. I'm not wrong either. It's the management. Yeah, the management is wrong. The salesman is the one who... But it's the costume designer, right?

Of course.

Sales. You can't tell them the land, right? At least you have the land. Yeah, there's that. I asked someone yesterday, we'll just take the land, bro.

Because it's impossible to be a house. We'll ask for the land. There's someone who can. Oh, there's someone who can. If the land is 100 million, the meter is big, it's not bad. But, I'm like, I'm already so mad.

I'll just wait.

It's been a long time. So, I'm like, okay. But sometimes, if I tell my friends, they'll be like, you're crazy. It's not bad. 2019, right?

Yeah. Not bad, not bad. 2019, right? Yeah, I'll ask for help if anyone wants to help me. At least get the land. Okay, half and half. Not bad, you have land in Bogor. I'm a carpenter. Suddenly a carpenter.

You're a carpenter onsen, land carpenter. I used to, so the principle of my life is if I do business with people, I'm very careful when I'm in business with people. Because in real life, it's hard to trust people. Right. That's a lesson. From there, I'm really picky.

Yes.

What to do.

Mosidik once said, you can be close to Radit, but not too close. He said that. Radit will keep you close, but not close enough. He said that. Because I'm that kind of person.

So I'm really curious if people will believe me or not. One day, I had a business property, bro. So, we bought the land together. After that, we built it together and sold it together. I never told this story to anyone. Wow, this is the first time?

This is the first time in this podcast. In Radit and Dika's podcast. My own podcast. I really trust him. I know him. I've known him for a long time. We've worked together. He's still a fellow.

I bought the land, built a house, and we sold it together. At that time, the property was rising. But it turned out that I did it when it was in its peak. So, the sales were a bit difficult. Especially since the house was quite big.

The sales were a bit difficult. It was about a year before it was doing well. Before that, they said that it was usually fast, usually 6-7 months. Because either it was quite expensive or quite cheap. If it was in the middle, it was a bit difficult.

Then, the contract, it's hard. And then... The contract was gone. I didn't hold the contract. Because I moved or something. The contract you held was gone? Yes.

The contract was gone or something. If you want to be a bit... It's possible. If he wants to run... He's the one who manages the money. The contract was lost and all that.

Three years later, the house was sold.

Okay.

Then he showed it to the bank. This is the check, he transferred it and paid it to me. So it's fair.

Yes.

So it means that we have to look at the person. Because we never know what kind of event your contract is gone, it might be a chance. A billionaire, right? But this is not. So you have to be very careful

if you're in business or with people. And because of that, you have to be careful. Yes, be careful. When I first met Ust Felix, I was careful.

Why?

What? Why? Ustad, but he looks like this, right? No, when I met Ustad Felix, he was very radical.

Back then.

Back then, you must have known. Back then, he was really cool. Then suddenly, when I was invited to meet... With Raymond? No, I was alone at first. Even before Raymond, he knew me first.

Oh, really? Because my house was close, like only 5 minutes away from his house. And then when you met Doi? I was nervous that night. He invited you? He invited... No, he invited me to his podcast.

Oh, as a guest. Yes, as a guest. Yes, as a guest. Then I was a little nervous, Oh, this is Felix Yau, because in my mind, it's still the old one, right? Yes, I think I've seen that kind of content. When we met, I asked, Why is it fun?

I asked, why isn't it radical now? Damn, your question. You asked, why did he change? I'm not asking for real. I used to be a radical person. Now I'm like this. It's fun. And then? He said he likes the new hijra syndrome. Because he's too much of an Islamist.

He's like, this is not allowed. But when he was in the early content, was he also a new hijra? The early one? The early one, you said. No, because Ustaz Felix was Mu'alaf was in 2002.

We saw that he was fierce from 2006 to 2010. Maybe his syndrome was weird for a long time. Oh yeah, 4 years. 2010 and above. So Ustaz Felix admitted it at that time. Yes, he admitted it.

Because he just joined. No, people are usually like that. When they're new, they're learning and they're really excited. So, they want to make people's expectations like them. For example, this girl doesn't wear hijab. She has to wear it.

They want it so badly. Oh, so now it's not like that anymore? Not at all. Just look at my event, there was a non-Muslim girl, she didn't get selected. Felix, not at all. Just look at my show, there's a non-Muslim girl, she's not even a bit of a problem. Even though it's an Islamic show.

Oh, I know, I know. The assistant. The assistant. But is it hard to change the image? Changing the branding? Are there still comments like that?

I like to get comments like that on my DMs. For example, I'm talking to Felix. He's a soldier. I like to capture him and send him a message. Hey, soldier. He responded. He laughed. He said it to people but he didn't feel it anymore. So, what brought you together in Raymond's program is...

Escape. Escape. Actually, it was Raymond and Ustad Felix's program. I was the host. And in the middle... I was only only guest.

And then, Feren said, invite me again, invite me again. It's fun to be invited. Something like that. Feren said. Feren said.

Finally, I was invited again. And because my house is close, I can easily come. Oh, it's more about the location. About the location. Maybe if I'm in Jakarta, I'll still be a guest.

Okay.

Then, Feren also joined. He is very open about Islam. So he gave questions that are really open. And it turns out that many people like it. Because it's basic? Because it's basic.

It turns out that many Muslims are also at the level of Feren. The understanding is even helped. Then? When it's just Ustaz Felix and Raymond, it turns out that many people don't understand. Because it's too difficult, maybe. They comment, they don't understand.

But when we were in a group of four, it was just right. Because you gave... They were together, I simplified Raymond's explanation and Ustaz Felix's to Feren. And it turned out to help the audience's understanding too. So, it's four of you.

Yes, four days. I saw that you guys had a lot of off-air shows. Yes, we tried to make our first off-air show in Medan. Why not in Jakarta? Because we were in the way of Ustad Felix's show.

Oh, I see.

So, he already rented a building in Medan. So, we just escaped together. The number of people in Medan was around 800 or 1000. Oh, my God. or thousands of people came. And then in Bandung, there were thousands of people. Did Bandung also do the same?

What?

Did Bandung do the same? No, Bandung was our own. But we did it in another event. What's the concept?

It's a pity, right?

I'm the one who's in charge of the building. The building is 24 hours, right? So we did it in another event. And then? In Jakarta, at Velodrome. Who was the host? Ustad Numan Alikan. He's an American ambassador. So, he was the host that night.

So, you were the host. Yes, I was. We had planned for 2026. So, you were the serious IP. Yes, I was. So, there's another Ramadan?

Yes, another 30 episodes. Has the shooting started? The shooting started in February. Because Ustadz Feliks is on his umrah. And the ones in Japan are also with them, right? In Japan, they're also together.

So, who's the host in Japan? It should be the Indonesian one in Yokohama? The one that's also up there. You know Igun, right?

Igun too.

So, I was actually invited by Felix's uncle. And Felix's uncle was like, I have a team, I have three kids. I'm just coming with them, it's more crowded. But when it's Visa, his Visa was rejected.

Felix's Visa?

Yes. Why? I don't know. Visa Waiver, rejected. You know, usually people just get their Visa Waiver and that's it. Rejected. They use the regular route, rejected. They ask for help here and there, rejected. In the end, only three people left.

Even the Phoenix Ambassador didn't.

Are you crazy?

You answered religious questions, right? What? You answered religious questions, right? Yes. You answered religious questions there. You were nervous. You're a WIA, right? If someone asks you something, you're a WIA. I'll tell you a story. I'm like Wang Radit.

I just told a story here. I went down to the stage.

I cried.

It was so stressful.

Wait, wait.

You came to Yokohama. I came to Yokohama. Is the mosque built yet? It's in the process. It will be in March. Where are you? In a hotel or a restaurant? I'm in a hotel and at the committee house.

You made it twice? No, once. But if it was with Ustaz Felix, we would have been in a hotel. But because Ustaz Felix is not there, the ticket sales dropped. I understand that. They said, we have a meeting in the room.

We will put the hotel in the event. Oh, the meetup. I mean the event. The event, they rent a hall. In the hall in Oklahoma. How many times did Mr. Felix leave?

He knew he couldn't leave. 30 times, 7 times. He knew it for a long time.

But he told us... H...

Hariha? Hariha said we can't leave. So we won't panic. But you said panic. But panic menu. It's not to not panic, it's panic menu.

Yes, it's panic menu. But no, so we don't have a choice. So we don't have a choice. Because it's impossible to cancel the ticket. So we don't have any choice. So we don't have any choice. It's not gonna happen. Because it's impossible to cancel the ticket. Just to be willing. Just to be willing.

They said, God wants you to level up without me.

Oh...

But when people feel like they don't need to level up, they are told to level up,

You cry too, right?

Yes.

Oh, that's right. I'm so nervous. In the hall, right? Yes. So, you've been thinking about it since you landed in Japan? Yes, I was thinking about it. I was thinking about it. I was like, wow, I'm so confused.

Even though I was still laughing. But deep inside, I was like, what should I do? It's all about you, right? Yes, but we asked a local master from Japan to help us. A local master from Japan. Japanese? No, Indonesian.

There's also a Japanese master, Sugimoto Sensei. Is he a native Japanese? He's a native Japanese. But he's a master? He's a master. But the one we're with is an Indonesian.

Okay.

He's an Indonesian master in Japan. So you asked for four people. He's a substitute player. Substitute player, right. Super sub, super sub. Yeah. Okay, you already have an ustad, you're safe, right? Why do you have to panic? Panic is gone, but it's a burden.

Why? Because I feel like this, we were invited to Japan to make a donation for the development. Yeah. Well, I know, because Ustad Felix didn't join, finally, the people who came were less. Even my ticket was free.

But the committee was so slow, poor you. That's what I'm burdened with. I came here for the fund. Why did I come here to add this? Add the burden from him. Like they announced, we need 3 more M for this mosque to stand. I can't go to Raymond. Before we came, we only needed 2 M.

Because you guys came, it became a burden. I have that burden. I have that burden, I think. When I went down, I was already so down. I was so scared. I really went down the stairs, I cried.

How was the event? The event was helped by the Ustaz. Very helpful. What were you doing there? Were you the playmaker? Actually, I was the translator to Veren.

The explanation was too complicated. Because Ustaz Felix and Raymond were so high-level that they forgot who was watching. I like... Ustaz Felix is like that. Sometimes I also... If I understand, I help explain.

That's why there are people who call me, Ustad Koi, Ustad Koi. I... don't, don't do that, please. It's a burden. Because of ESCAPE, I was invited to the event, the event of the trend message, bro.

So what? So... So, like being an ustad like that. I swear, I got so many DMs. I was invited to so many events. You're not like Benediaga, right? He's googling in front of me.

Wow, bro.

But I never accept those. Oh, you never accept. I'm afraid. If I say this... It's a burden. Yeah, I once...

Ferran once said, you also have a habit of being a dacoit. You're a Dakuwa? No, because in SK, there's always Dakuwa. Because I like to say what I know. And I said, Fer, I'm a Dakuwa, I'm a sidekick.

A sidekick like Ustaz Felix. If I don't have him, I'm afraid I can't do anything. That's why I have to be a sidekick. Fortunately, there's U a master in Japan. Finally, I can still do my job. Explain, simplify, things like that. So you cry tears of relief, right?

I cried with burden. Because when I went down, I was like,

uh...

I was like, this donation, or I made a minus, I have that. So, yeah, I cried with this, I cried with burden. There was no Ustaz Felix, I was afraid. When I got there, I didn't hear their story about building this mosque, how, how, how.

Then I was like, why am I the burden here? I'm the burden here. Imagine again, especially like, sorry, we have to take you to the wedding house.

Yes.

Then, because our budget is limited. Because we are building a mosque. 3 billion or whatever. You're like, the event is forced, the company is free. I've paid for my ticket, I've paid for this. That's right, I feel like that.

Yes, I imagine. I swear. How much did you get because of you? I don't know. You don't want to know either? I don't ask.

But you're not paid, right? No. Just a plane? No. I even got money for the dinner and I returned it. Oh, yeah. It's a burden. Yeah, when I got the money, I returned it. I said, if you can't, I'll donate it. For the mosque.

Because I felt the burden, I got more money. Did you stay at the priest's house or the priest's house? The priest's father. His name is Mr. Imam. Mr. Imam, a good cook. He... Messy. What? He works in Japan or... He works... The majority of his students work in Japan as a nurse.

Oh yeah?

In Jompo's houses. They say that's a lot of nurses in Japan. Yeah, yeah. There are a lot of them. But the rest are usually Filipinos, right? Filipinos, yes. Filipinos are also there. Philippines, Indonesia. So, Mr. Imam is a nurse. A nurse.

At Jompo's house. Yes, husband and wife, both nurses. The head of the nursing home, Mr. Arief, is also a nurse. Basically, most of them are nurses. A nursing event. Don't say it's a nursing community.

Okay, so Mr. Imam is a nurse. And his wife is also a nurse. Yes. Can you tell us how you work there? He's 9 to 5, so he comes to work at 4 in the morning.

16 hours.

Wow.

He can work 16 hours a day. It's a long hour, 16 hours. Yeah, that's right. It's really long. I was surprised. So he goes to work.

If he's there, there's no break. He's on duty. There's no break there. We just hang out. Nothing else. 16 hours of work, 16 hours. If you're the third shift, the one who stays, you can just sleep secretly. If no one asks for help, you can just rest, sit, relax a little.

But if you make a noise, someone will call you.

You take care of your parents?

My parents. As far as I remember, most of them live in Jompo. And how do you live in Mr. Imam's house? I heard that there's a house crisis in Japan.

Yes.

Is it not too big? There are a lot of houses in Japan. There are a lot of Akiya houses now, right? The empty houses. The old and cheap ones? The old and cheap ones.

There's even a Nolien. Yes, in Yokohama, the house of Mr. Imam, the house is okay. Okay. Big, why okay? The house is big. I used to live in Japan, it was really small, with my mom. What? This is an Airbnb? No, when my mom was in the second grade.

Oh, you lived in Japan? Yes, I lived in Japan, it was really small. So, the's okay with it? Yeah, I'm okay with it. Because when I go to Japan, the airbnb is usually small. Yeah, the airbnb is small. I was thinking, is it a problem? We came, Raymond also lives there.

Raymond also lives at Mr. Imam's house? Everyone, Raymond's mother, Ferran, me, my wife. Raymond's mother, everyone. Raymond's mother is there too. When I came, it turned out that the house was big. I said, oh, I should put my pants here. Okay, how was your experience sleeping with Mr. Imam? Did he snore?

No, wait, wait, wait. No, I didn't sleep with Mr. Imam. He has a wife, the room is separate. Not next to Mr. Imam?

No, no, no.

But we like to talk until midnight. Do you like to cook? Until midnight. So I like to accompany him. Do Indonesians abroad like to entertain? Yes. If there are other Indonesians. You can't be hungry at his house.

Right. The point is, no one can leave the house hungry. Everyone has to be full. What do you cook? Indo or Japanese? There are Indo and Japanese.

Oh, you're good at cooking. He's good at making... meat that's flat. I call him Yoshi Imam. Oh, he's Shabu-Shabu.

Yeah, like Shabu.

The thin one. Yeah, the thin one. My mom also likes to make it. Usually, for Indo tongue, you add a little sugar. It turns out that he has a special seasoning in Japan.

I forgot the name. Because I love eating their meat, they brought the spices when I got home. To cook at home. What's up, bro? Tell me your name. I swear, you know my wife. I don't... Take a picture, right? I'll take a picture later.

There must be some here. There should be. In the marketplace, there's always import.

Yes, there's always import from Japan.

And it's definitely halal from them, right? Okay. What was the bed like? Like in the Doraemon movies, you don't use... A tatami. No, the bed was downstairs. The bed was downstairs? Yeah, no bed, just the bed.

Oh, so it was like that? Yeah, I think so. That's so funny. And what I like, behind his house, there's a big field, and a football field.

So, in the morning, I was doing sparring, training. I was like, this is Subasa, he's a player. But we can't beat up kids in Japan, right? No, I don't think I can beat them up. I can't beat them up! Do you know I went viral in Japan yesterday? Why? I fought an Israeli in Shinjuku.

Because you saw him carrying a flag? No, I approached Yusuke. Yusuke is... In Shinjuku, there's a guy named Yusuke. He's spreading the Palestinian flag every day. I was asked by Felix to interview him for content. Okay, I approached him.

Interview, interview. And while I was there, I haven't approached him yet, there were two people who approached him. Either Zionist or something. He was a terrorist.

Usually, when someone is attacked, they will pull the person away. This is an interview, and there was another one, it was still on the air, because they always pulled me away. When I wanted to pull him away, I saw this one, it was getting worse, the arrest was like, oh, you're a liar, a'll go with you. We were together.

I was with Shiosuke. We fought there. Then there was another Yaman guy came.

Because he was like,

why don't I attack him?

I'm just an ordinary Israeli. He was the one who came. Yeah, Yaman guy came. No, you harassed him. I was there. I recorded it. He said he was holding his phone.

I recorded your behavior. Then? It was a mess. Then four people from Ghana came. They were all alone. Indonesia was one, Yemen was one, Ghana was four. At first, there were three, then four, then five. The friends came, and the Ghanaans were like a gang.

Good.

That's it.

That's it. They finally left. It was just a mess. Oh, someone was recording? Someone was recording. And you were in a crowd everywhere? I was the one who uploaded it. Because my team was recording it. So I just uploaded it.

And it was a lot of people. Where was it? What? Where was it?

In Tokyo.

Oh, you went to Tokyo Station and everything. Yes, that was the day we went to Tokyo. I see. So you went there to hang out. No, I went to Tokyo from Yokohama just to meet him. Oh, for the content. For the content, right? Why don't you try onsen, bro?

I don't want to.

I've talked to Raymond. Ray, do you want to go onsen? But we know you, Ray. It's awkward, Ray. Raymond doesn't want to. Why not? I don't know.

How do I explain it to him? We'll see his whole body later. You can wear a small towel here. Yes, I can make it look like a whole You can use that small towel here Even though when you're walking around Yeah, small towel is only in front Don't run around in the onsen

Tio already wants to run around in the onsen He's like this

He's like, bro

I'm going in, my hand is like this I can't do it I can't do it It's not good Let Finally, onsen... Let's not do it together if you want to. Bro, honestly.

It's so good. I want to do it too.

It's so good.

I want to do it too, but not with someone I know.

I'm shy.

Let's see my experience.

Yeah, let's see.

Tell us.

How?

Because in my membership group, there was someone who said... He said, Bro, after the onsen, don't forget to tell us about the podcast. He said it would be funny. I said, it depends on the experience. He said, it could be fun or scary.

But when you're holding your phone, I remember. Our last meeting was at the YouTube Award. YouTube Award? YouTube Award at RCTI. Oh yeah, there was a ferry too. Yeah, we were talking to Celos.

I was amazed at Radit, it was even more.

What was it?

Because we were talking, he offered me a donut. And he asked, Radit asked, what does it taste like? What does it taste like? What does it taste like? Wait a minute, I'll check it first. What's your wallpaper? What's your wallpaper?

My wallpaper? LPR, my LPR diet.

Asam lambung.

Yeah, he made a wallpaper, it's so funny. People usually use wallpapers for artists, or for the function. He's like, I'm afraid he's a real Assamese. He's so funny. I'm an LPR, bro. I'm here.

Oh, crazy.

So you just made a wallpaper to make it easy to check? To make it easy. But there's coffee, flour, and all kinds of things. Flour is also a special flour. I'm afraid. From there, every time I see someone's wallpaper,

I have a good impression. Because of Bang Radit, I like that. But I've changed. I'm my wife's son now. Oh, that means you're a little healthier. But I was scolded. Why should it be like that?

No, it's not normal. Because of your wallpaper at that time, I was just laughing. I saw it, Bang Radit, wow, that's a lot of money. Wow, the paper, the diet list. Because you haven't reached asthma yet, right?

No, I haven't.

You don't have any routine illness, right? Routine illness? I had asthma when I was little. But because I played soccer, it disappeared. Can asthma disappear? Yes, I'm also confused.

I had a really bad asthma. Because I was so sick, I ignored it. I ignored it, it got worse. It got worse? I ignored it, it got worse. So I went to the doctor for the last time. I didn't care what happened to me.

And if you didn't go there, after the event, you went to the hospital, right? I was a typical person. I saw it on your Instagram, right? Yes, I was a typical person after that. Oh, you were a typical person. After that, I was not allowed to eat anything weird. So I was not allowed to eat coffee or anything.

I was also not allowed to eat anything weird, raw, sushi. I was not allowed to eat that. After that, I was in a bad situation.

It's a torture not to eat sushi.

Sashimi, you can't eat sashimi. That's why I can't eat anything. I ate the carton, I didn't care. I got a card. But we're going to Bangkok. Bangkok. This is a team, one office.

Give tips. Where to go, what to do. Because we have a special agenda, right? Except for eating, there's nothing.

Except for onsen.

Except for getting to know each other's bodies, there's nothing. Except for onsen. Onsen is not an office activity. Oh, it's just for fun? It's a personal activity. Actually, I wanted to do it.

I invited him. I invited Tio. Tio didn't want to do it. Then, I don't know why he suddenly wanted to do it. He finally wanted to do it. And the last one, Gilang, he thought about it for a while.

Why did you want to be a host? I was curious. Curious about what?

About me. About you?

Yes.

Every time I edit a video, I'm like, what's going on? I was curious about the experience.

Oh, I see.

So you edit Radit's videos after that? Why? The one that's being watched is Radit, the one that, right? Why is Radit's video on the internet? That's what happens. You see? If it's gone, why do you want to edit it?

So there's a story.

Oh, he wants to have a story.

Oh.

He likes to collect stories every night. But we don't know the story yet. Happy or sad, or depressing, we don't know yet. The important thing is the story first I can't imagine how you get in, open the window You can see the profile from the left

I'm not ready, I'm not ready

Of course, he changes the window like this He's so funny I can't wait Randomly, but it's different pool first, I think Don't follow my pool It's different pool first, I think. Don't follow my pool. It's different pool first, you'll be splashed first.

Because there are 7 pools there.

Oh, there are...

Oh, yeah. You'll be splashed first, that means.

Splashed first. We just had one together.

That's it.

Eh, your knee, don't go there. No, bro, that's not bluetooth. Give us some tips. Because we only eat at the office. Actually, I know a place that sells delicious kumdong. What's kumdong? No, it's raw shrimp marinated.

Oh, I'm afraid. You can try it. It's really good. Undong? Kung. Kung udang. There are shrimp, salmon, and rice.

It's in Siam Center. Oh, in the mall?

In the mall.

Is Siam Center the place where there are a lot of food? No. It's Paragon. It's Paragon. It's across the street. It's the place that. The one across the street. The one that people rarely visit. So, you're satisfied with the Paragon?

Yeah, because the food is all there. Wow, the food is endless. Yeah, it's like a war zone. Where do you want to go? Sometimes people leave tissues. Yeah, Thai people are like that.

They use tissues? They use anything. Sometimes power banks. So, they like to meet artists, right? Meet artists? For example, if they want to watch an artist,

there are artists from Thailand who make an event at the mall. They want to come, they want to be the first one. They come, put a pen, put a power bank, put something, then they take it off again. So the celebrity culture in Thailand is pretty good. Very fast.

Not pretty good, but very fast. Oh, so the celebrity culture in Thailand is pretty good. It's pretty good. Oh, okay. K-pop is a bit downgraded. But it's really alive. So if you're a celebrity in Thailand, your fans will come and bring your face. Is it more crowded there than in Indonesia for celebrity culture?

In my opinion, yes. Because there, the level is not very high, there is still a fandom that follows him everywhere. So, I once talked to Byvern, it was a performance, right?

Wow!

That's not a performance.

It's a mess.

We're in the same area, Byvern is in the same room.

When he breathes, do you do that?

What for?

He got a CO2.

Yes, the minimum CO2. Byvern is still that, right? What's up, Byver? You got the CO2.

Yes, the minimum CO2. Byver is still okay, right? Byver is already up. He's level S. Mario Maurer too?

STR.

Davika? Davika, STR.

Oh, wow.

That's the most famous one I know. Yes, the most famous one. Byver, who was a friend but later became a fan. Oh, Nine. Yes, that one. The ex-boyfriend is now broken up.

Oh, he's broken up? He's broken up. That's also an STR, or even... Before that, it wasn't an STR. After By Fern. After By Fern, it was an STR.

Oh, the food? What can you eat? I'm not that raw. Khao soi. Not raw, not too much oil. Khao soi. What's khao soi?

Curry noodles.

That's a Northern dish. Oh, I see. What's North? Isan? Isan is the East Sea. Okay. I went around yesterday.

I went on a road trip. 22 provinces. I drove. 22 provinces in Thailand. Yes. Wow, that's crazy. So, from Bangkok, I went to Chiang Mai. It's across several provinces, right?

Chiang Mai, I stayed overnight, then went to Chiang Rai. In Chiang Rai, it was 4 days, if I'm not mistaken. Yes, 4 days, 3 nights. From Chiang Rai, I went to Khon Kaen, to Isan, then went back to Bangkok. 11 days, that's the total. Thailand, right? Yes. You really like it, right? And after I went to other regions, I don't like Bangkok.

Huh?

I don't like Bangkok because it's too metropolis.

It's crowded, it's a traffic jam.

Oh. And what's crazy is that I didn't go through the toll roads. There are no toll roads at all. Bangkok, the toll roads are only in Bangkok, at most until Ayutthaya. So their infrastructure is not good? But it's good. I didn't find any holes. The road is like a toll road, but not a toll road.

Everyone can pass. So like, I'm driving, it's like a toll road. But there's a motorcycle, there's a bicycle. But the quality of the road is like a toll road. Is it like in Indonesia, there are many stalls? Or is there a yard?

No. Or there are some that are just a little bit. Some are just a little bit, and then there's the paddy fields. The paddy fields, yes. There are a lot of gas stations there. But if we can stop at the stall and buy it, there's none. Even more, when we're driving, especially in Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, when we're driving, there's a sign. Usually, it's a sign that says,

be careful, the elephants are kids. We're not paying attention to them because they're still kids. How dare you drive alone? You don't have... I don't like to drive. You don't have a companion? Because it's a foreign country, right?

No. There's no Thai people. We were in Razzia. In Chiang Rai. Because of? Just because.

Razzia routine? We're in Chiang Rai. Because of? Just because. It's a routine. It's a routine. Because Chiang Rai is Myanmar's border. Chiang Rai is Myanmar's border. When we want to leave Chiang Rai, we're in Razzia. Maybe we're afraid that we're dark immigrants or we're bringing people.

Okay.

We have to maintain our passports, but it's safe. But you're driving in a foreign country, that you don't know how it's like, the condition, I think it's very brave. Especially to cities outside of Bangkok, which we don't know how the city is like. Have you searched it before? I've been learning it for a long time,

driving in Thailand, how, how, until... Come on, it's time. The language? Thai language. The road sign is in Thai. The accent and this, the axon are always in Latin.

And I use Google Maps.

I see.

It's safe. It's very clear. Google Maps also uses Thai, bro. Before I left for Bangkok, I checked where the roads are. It also uses Thai. But it's safe. It's safe?

It's safe. I didn't get lost at all. That's safe. I didn't go to Sasar at all. That's crazy. I went to Chiang Rai because I wanted to go to Long Neck Village. Do you know that?

Oh, I know.

Yeah, that place. And when I was in the village, I checked Google Maps. I walked to the north for half an hour, and I was in Myanmar. That's a conflict, right?

That's right.

Myanmar is not. Because Thailand is in conflict with Cambodia now. Oh, right. But below that is in Isan, in Sisaket, Surin, and so on. That's in Isan. If it's in the north, no. We were almost canceled to Bangkok because of that. Because of the border emergency. But actually, Bangkok is still safe, Bang.

It's still far. It's still very far. And because they are still counting the armed conflict before the war. So it's still limited. So we're safe in December? Safe. I don't know if it's safe to go home. Why?

Who knows, it's December there. We're at war. Okay. A place we should visit in Bangkok. This is for kids. My recommendation is still the same.

Sirirat Medical Museum. Oh, yes. The cadaver. Whatiraj Medical Museum. Oh, yeah, yeah. The cadavers, right?

What?

The cadavers that are needed for the study, right?

Yeah, for the study.

I'll go there. Siriraj, it's written there. Siriraj Medical Museum. Yeah, yeah. There are three buildings, if I'm not mistaken. He divided it into three buildings.

But you will be directed by him. How many days were we there? 3 or 4? 4 days. 4 days is enough, right? 4 days is enough. Enough, right? Playing padel in Bangkok. Why do we have to play padel? We can play padel here. Because we like to play padel.

But we don't have to do it in Bangkok.

I mean, we can just have fun with padel. But we can do it like this.

Kaaf, kaaf.

We can do that. Oh, so you want to fight people there? No, no. I just want to. You're not your own cycling community? Yeah, I'm with their community. So, I'm sparring. Sparring.

Oh, sparring. Sparring.

What else do we need to know about Bangkok? Are there any precautions? Any tips and tricks? Like, be careful of taxi drivers. Because my friend was cheated. Where did the taxi driver... I have a friend who was cheated by a taxi driver. Where did he take him?

How come?

Yeah, that's how it is. If it's a taxi, the concern is more to them. They can't speak English. Even many of them can't read abjad. So, was it shot or worked? No, I've never been shot.

Okay. I prefer a taxi than Grab. Because it's cheaper. Oh, the yellow and green taxi, right? Yellow and green, and I've been in a pink one too. It's always cheaper than Grab. So, your recommendation is not to take Grab, but to take a taxi? If you have money, it's okay to take Grab. But if you want to save more, take a taxi as long as the address is clear.

Where you point the point, it's okay. And make sure whether you use a meter or not. There are a lot of people who get shot. Make sure it's in the beginning. Okay. Which area do you sleep in? Meter Hub. Meter Hub?

Meter. Meter. Oh, Meter Hub. Meter Hub. Meter my hub. Okay.

Where do you sleep? I sleep... Sukumvit is crowded. Sukumvit. But I... I sleep in Sukumvit.

Sukumvit is on the coast. The one in the east or the one in the north? East. Oh, because it's in the east. Yeah, it's quieter. I really like Onnut.

Onnut, okay.

I like to stay there because it's rare to see tourists. But it's still affordable. But I think their culture is starting to be more and more in our country. For example? My wife came yesterday. Davika came, right?

She came to ask for a photo together, and all that. Oh, yeah. Now, Thai artists have a lot of concerts in Indonesia. Yesterday was new. Last weekend, 4EVE, you must not know. I don't know. 4EVE and Boy Band, what's the name?

Atlas, if I'm not mistaken. I don't know. I was just invited. Do you want to watch it. I had other activities, so I didn't. There are so many now. I'm crazy about the indie music. John Lapa, I really like it. Benciangma.

There are so many Indonesian artists competing for the chance to come here. I mean, Thai artists competing for the chance to come here. But if we go there, do they see our artists as well? Or they don't even know? Not yet. How come? That's why I'm curious. How come our Thai people are so happy culturally?

I think they're like K-pop. So the fandom is really kept. K-pop fans like to have... For example, they use an application to get this and that from them.

They get get perks.

They get perks. It's really kept. But we don't do that. We follow IG. Our artists, in terms of the number of followers, are usually bigger than Thai artists.

Because the population is also big. Yes, but in terms of loyalty to fans, Thai fans are crazy. Have you ever met a Thai person and you show them your Instagram? And they see your followers and they're like, you're an artist, you're big.

I have. Yesterday I was invited to eat with a Thai officer's son. Again, this is about politicians. Your politician acquaintance. It's different. It's different. But my friend was also invited. Because he wanted to expand his...

His... Oh, what is it? I forgot his name. He has a makeup brand. Then he wanted to invade Indonesia. To ask about the market. Then he invited me to eat. I said, let's go. You were there?

I was there. When you were on a road trip? His father is a friend of my friend who is an official. He asked me, how is it in Indonesia? My friend happened to come here. He showed me his followers. I said, just invite him.

Okay. His followers were like this. I said, okay, invite him. We ate and asked. In Bangkok? In Bangkok, after the road trip, I returned the car.

At night... How was the official's son there? The official's son is neat, but he's very humble. Actually, the one who invited me to eat was his father. But it turned out that when he was on vacation, his father had to go to China. Finally, I think he sent his son, his son's name is Wong. Okay, and he ate at an expensive place, at a hotel?

Yes, because it's his own room. Oh my God, cool, bro. It's private. Where did you eat? Actually, in a gang. It's just like a place... Why didn't you suspect? You were invited to eat at a gang's office.

It was just a gang. There was a dining room and a private room. We went in there. It was a mafia place. It was more like a Hong Kong mafia movie.

I think that's how it was.

Because it was a gang, right? Yes. And it's not too big, I mean not too luxurious, not a luxurious restaurant, right? When you go inside, you feel the luxury, but when you go out, no. Bro, that's a transaction place.

I swear. I also feel that way.

That's a transaction place.

I also feel that way.

So you were brought to a small room, then... It's like a promise here, when I... This is the place, oh, there's a sign, upstairs. What kind of food? All kinds of food. We always go out to eat. We take food. He speaks English?

He speaks English. So, there are three dialogues. Indonesian, English, and Thai. You and him have a dialogue. I and my friend's wife. My friend's wife is an Indonesian.

Oh, with him. Sometimes I speak English, sometimes Thai. Sometimes's with him. Sometimes I speak English to them, sometimes Thai. Sometimes they speak Thai to me, sometimes English. Just mix it up. He said he wanted to invest here.

He wants to expand.

I forgot the brand. I'm famous. There are a lot of Indonesians who use it. Because he asked me. They have their brand ambassador, Yoshi Rinrada. I don't know. Transgender is really beautiful.

In Thailand? In Thailand. What if we bring him to Indonesia? Don't! I think it's a waste of your brand. Use him.

Okay.

If you use Yoshi, it's a waste of your brand. Because I already explained it. That's your suggestion. But does that mean he's a heavy person?

Heavy.

It feels like it. Do you think people feel that way? Yes, I do. Do you get involved in projects? Yes, I do.

Projects like putting on make-up.

Putting on make-up.

Who knows, I might have a tourism company. I might give a project to make Bangkok bigger. For example, in private, not in public. Dwika called me yesterday. Dwika Putra. I know. I, Dwika called me. Dwika Putra.

I know. I want to have a meeting with the people of Thailand. And then? In 5 minutes, do you have any ideas? Can you give me an idea? 5 minutes left.

What do you want? What is your idea to make more Indonesians go to Thailand? I want to meet in 5 minutes. I gave an idea. First, Halal tourism. Because it's actually very easy to find Halal food in Thailand. It's actually very easy if you know how to do it.

Second, Puyang.

Puyang?

Puyang is... So, in Konken, there's... Konken is a dino city, right? I forgot if I told you or not. Yes, I have. Puyang is the area, so there's a hill there. We're trekking. I'm trekking there, climbing the mountain. But there will be spots of fossils found. Why is it suitable for the Indians?

No, for those who like to go to the desert. That's why the Indians like to trek. It's unique, you trek but you can see fossils in the desert. Even when I went there, there was still some digging. So there was still a paleontologist working.

Wow.

Cool, cool, cool. That's unique in my opinion. But if you want something more general, it's the halal industry. So, Duwika is a meeting.

Duwika is a meeting.

Using your idea. I don't know. But he's fair. You'll share it later, right? It's fair. If this is used... No, he said it in the beginning. If this is used, I will definitely invite you to come here. And then?

Not yet.

But it's interesting. Until there is Thailand tourism, they want to bring more people there. It means they think our market is quite big too. But I doubt if they invite me to come through if he works with the Thai government. Why?

Because recently there was a Thai brand that wanted... So there was a Thai brand that came to Indonesia. He asked the agency, is there any Thai influencers here that we can make a BA or something? Okay, then?

He gave it to me.

You?

The brand said, don't him. Don't do it? Don't do it. Why? He once said he was mean to the king. Your reputation is already there. My reputation is a rebel. How did they know you were mean to the king?

I also...

Well, they knew.

When I was little, I was... So you were watched by the king? Yes. The network must have known it. Yes. So it's like a king, bro. Yeah. The network must have known it all along. I don't mean to be mean, but I just want to share the facts in the media.

I just want to share my own information, even though I don't know if it's true or not. I just want to take it from the media. Yesterday, there was a photo of you wearing a crop top in front of a car. Is that AI? No, it's not. I can't tell if it's AI or not.

Is it AI or not? Is that a culture? No, it's just the attitude. In this kingdom, the love of Thai people for the king is very strong. Because his father is loved.

His father is loved. He's like that. But it turns out that I'm on the blacklist. Yeah, you're talking about this again, and you're on the blacklist.

What? It's okay.

I think I've said this before. I just forgot where. But if we foreigners come there, if we insult the king, we're punished, right? We're in jail, right? If we're foreigners, you'll get it too. Even though I'm a foreigner?

Yes. If I insult here? It's still safe, as long as you don't insult too often. There's a frequency. Yes, because if you're too tendentious, every content you insult will be gone.

There's a journalist named Andrew MacGregor Marshall. He's from Andhia. He used to live in Thailand. His wife's daughter was born in Thailand. She was born there. Because he often criticized the kingdom,

his wife's daughter was arrested. Was it him? It was him, but he was outside. In the end, the story was short. His wife's daughter was brought there. He moved to Scotland and finally lived there.

But he was still diligent in criticizing the king. Then one day, he uploaded a letter of arrest. Sent to him from the Thai government. You're under arrest. Please come here immediately. He said, how can you arrest me, but I'm the one who told you to go there?

He said.

Minimal ticket. Minimal ticket. He said. But he wasn't arrested. He didn't leave. What did he do? He couldn't go to Thailand.

It's dangerous. Once you get to Thailand, you can be arrested. He just stopped. He just talked. After the arrest letter. It's that dangerous? That dangerous. Let's say I'm with Thai people, we're gathering.

We're eating. They're example, we're eating. Oh, your king is crazy. They're like, no, I don't want to join. They tend to avoid it. Because there's that 112 case, right? They're afraid.

If they know there's someone who's talking about it, they're afraid they'll get caught. They can get caught with a report like that. That's insulting the king. Insulting the king. Yesterday, there was an activist from Thailand, I just heard about it. I forgot his name. He made a post on Facebook about the king.

He was sentenced to 70 years in prison.

That's crazy.

But what about the prime minister? The prime minister should still be safe.

It's okay.

The king and his family are the ones who are not allowed. But what about the previous king was Bumi Ibol, right? Yes, Bumi Pond. Bumi Pond, right? Bumi Pond. Bumi Pond was loved by the people, so the people didn't talk weird, right? Yes, they tend to talk weird, even though there are many stories behind it.

Oh, there's more. There are many. He ascended to the throne after his brother died. Oh, that's a conspiracy. So his brother's name is Ananda Mahidon. He was the youngest king. He was 8 years old when he was crowned.

Okay.

At the age of 20, he was suddenly found dead in his room with a gunshot wound to his head.

And then?

His hand was stabbed in the left hand. None of us knew if this person was really a bandit or someone who shot or something. But the last person who entered his room was... Oh, you're conspiring, bro? No, no. This is already a public conspiracy there.

Until now, there is no knowledge of who killed. There are several lists like eyes from Japan, something like that. But where did the eyes from Japan come from? That's just a room, right? But the last person who entered in was Pumipon. But Pumipon said he was just there to joke around, but the guy who was still sleeping came out again.

Then there was a waiter who came in with juice. He brought juice, just put it there, and took it away. A lot of people were suspicious. A lot of people were suspicious until now. There are still a lot of theories. If the king comes to the Apple Store,

and he sees it, like, this is a new iPhone. I'll just take it. He took it and didn't pay. For example, he won't be affected by the consequences of the law. I don't know what the consequences of the law are. Maybe from the store, it's like,

whatever, this king. But who dares to do that? From the store, like a child, it's like, whatever, it's okay. It's okay. But his reputation in society,

he's the king who took the iPhone. There must be someone like that.

More to that.

For what? For what?

But I mean more to... Does he have legal consequences for his actions? Does he get any diplomatic immunity? It's written in the law. But in practice, many people just lost.

That's why I feel like, what if the king committed a criminal act? Because he's not an absolute monarch. He's a constitutional monarchy. So, he's not as absolute as the king. Actually, the king should have become a symbol

of the constitutional monarchy. But in Thailand, the absolute feeling is still there. But in writing, he still committed criminal acts. Legally, you don't have to be so mean to the king.

Yes, actually.

But when I look at it, when I was studying politics in Thailand, when I was in college, the priest had to get the king's permission first, right? Every time the military got permission, the military had to get the king's permission, right? Yes, because the military always protects the kingdom. That's formally.

Formally, is the military under the king or just because of that feeling? No, not formally. So, that feeling, right? Yes, but everyone knows, like, Oh, this is the king's order.

Because, for example, the party that is pro-people, is too fast, too powerful. The military is down, but the king. Because when the military is in power, the access from the kingdom is usually easier. Yes, and the second one is that prayer is a blessing from the people. If the king says, it's okay.

Wow, this is really complex, bro. That's Thailand's politics. The layer is really crazy, in my opinion. True. Like yesterday, the DPR was just dissolved. Oh yeah, I read it too. Then I read, there are a lot of people here who praise it, right?

This is a brave leader. Not like that, damn it! How is it? So, we're from the 2023 election. The winner of the 2023 election is unexpected. It's a new party that is very pro-people. The party is, you can say, the Gen-Z party.

Okay. The pro-people who want to reform the government system. Just take it as Kauklai first. Now change the name to Pre the government system. I'll change the name to Kauklai. Now I'll change the name to Pracacun. The orange party, if I use the right color. Okay, no one expected that.

No one expected that. Because maybe people are fed up with the status quo. Yes, even there is no really strong political figure there. There is no senior. The orange party is rising. They are the first. Crazy. There are many parties that want to coalesce with them. The leader is called Pita Limcharenrat.

He has been to Indonesia twice as a speaker. Pita has been the next PM. Suddenly, he was rejected. So he can't be the PM. With whom? With Senat.

Oh, Senat has to be the Prime Minister, there must be a Senat agreement? Yes, there is a Senate meeting. The Senate meeting is needed. It can't be just the Parliament. I thought the Parliament agreed. Yes, the Parliament agreed.

There's the Senate meeting. Okay, then? The Senate suddenly... They're going to take Pita's case. So in Thailand, if you want to be a politician, you can't have a say in the media.

Because it's thought that you can control the media. They said, we have a stake. At most 5% stake in this media. And that media, from 2007 to 2010, was closed. But it was a problem. Anyway, the problem was solved. Finally, Pita couldn't rise.

We were rejected. The one who rose was Taksin's daughter, Sinawatra.

The girl?

No, no. Before that, it was the party of Taksin. Okay. The girl was his daughter, right? Yes, the girl. Before that, it was his party. Because the second place was the party of... Buatai a people's party. That's why they... So, this is a people's party, and then the people's party

is the one that is a bit of a kingdom. Okay. Well, in the end, because this failed, the candidate for prime minister was taken from this party. At first, his name was Seta. His name was Seta Tavizin.

Well, Seta didn't last long. At first, there was a political observer, former mafia, political observer, he said, Seta is just a Taksin doll. Just look at him, he will definitely go down soon. He just wants to solve the issue, if it's like, don't just go out to Taksin's family. Don't just do that.

Because it's very obvious. Very obvious. In the end, Seta only served for a few months, maybe three months. Take care of yourself. replaced by Ung Ing Sinawatra, the son of Taksin. Taksin and the kingdom are enemies, right? Because Taksin was a coup d'etat.

After some discussion, it turns out that this party and the kingdom have a deal. Taksin is alienated, he can't go home. You promote me to Prime Minister, I'll follow you. As long as my father can go home. What does the government want? To control the project?

The government actually wants to keep them under control. So that the people won't be too excited and they can be manipulated. The government just wants to keep them under control. And then? And then, there's this incident with Ung Ing. Ung Ing was excited, but because of the Cambodian case yesterday,

the phone records were leaked, he was fired. Okay, what phone records? Phone records with Hun Sen, the current Cambodian PM's father. What did he say? He said, Come on, don't be like this.

What do you want? I'll follow you. Anyway, he positioned it Thailand is below Cambodia. Actually, it's more like a servant talking to an uncle. But because this is the position of the leader of the country and the leader of the country, so people to the Thai people, why are you talking like that?

You don't have any manners. I don't have any manners. Finally, the case went down. It went down. Damn, it's really exciting. It went up, Anutin. Anutin from? Bemjaitay party, the third-most party.

Wow.

But in the parliament, the orange party has 100 seats, the puatai has 100 seats, they only have 60. Why is it the third-most? Why is it the third-most?

Deal with Dilan. Deal with the parliament. Then? He was elected, but the parliament is filled with people who were against him. Right, because he was the youngest.

Yes, and he was said to be the leader of a minority government. He did nothing, he didn't go anywhere. He even wanted to be given a motion of no confidence by the Orange Party. Okay. And because of that, because he was close to the king, I was told that when Ung Ng was about to be discharged, Anutin went to the hospital, he was given a Snoopy doll by the king.

Anutin, before he became prime minister.

Before he became prime minister.

Then my friend said, you should pay attention to Anutin, because he was just given a Snoopy doll. Then I said, what Snoopy doll? Then I thought, but this is just my own, you just lie down, just follow.

Why Snoopy? I really like Snoopy. Anyway, he was given Snoopy's body. Anyway, then the point is, finally, this government doesn't work because the Prime Minister, the leader of the minority government, mostly the opposition, then he was also attacked by other parties, especially the Orange Party, they want to make of creating a distrustful motion.

But he was eventually dismissed with the king's approval. He posted on Facebook, saying, I will restore power to the people. That's what we're all about, Bang. Okay. When he said that, he meant he would be a candidate again.

Yes. That's it. But I still don't understand why the government wants to dissolve the parliament or give it to Anutin. Because he can control one of the two parties, right? One of them? Yes, one of them.

But the Orange Party has a very strong influence now. Even after they were changed their name, after the Pita case, the party was no longer allowed. Finally, they changed their name their name to Pracecon. Pracecon is the People's Party. It used to be called Move Forward Party. They changed their name.

They are still okay, even though the survey is down. But we don't know if the survey is true or not. Because in the past, when the party was elected, no one in the Orange Party was confident that they would win. But they won. Because no one was trying to make them feel better. So, the king's position here, in my opinion,

he's afraid because the people are more daring. They're more daring about the king. Like now, in the cinema, people used to stand up when the song was played. Now it's not. Or in public places, every 6 o'clock and... Every 8 o'clock every 6 o'clock and... Every 8 o'clock and...

It's a style. It's a style. People used to be quiet. Now, only the elderly are left. The young people have never been. Because the young people are also already children, maybe. Already children.

With the king's behavior. That's why their voices are gathered in the Orange Party, right? From the monarchy, maybe they are afraid to see... I thought, why are the young people getting more and more rebellious? It needs to be controlled. So when Anutin, whether it's the king's titah or Anutin's idea, we have to dissolve the DPR. Because I can't do anything if the DPR, my opposition, agrees.

But if the DPR is dissolved, there will be a re-election. With the popularity of the current government, every party affiliated with the government should get nothing. That's what I'm curious about. With a re-election, the result will be more annoying for them. I think so too. Because you know that it will be a mess.

That's why. Or maybe the government will go back to absolute monarchy. With parliament disbanded. That's not possible. The constitution must change. But I think if you re-elect, the result should be the same.

Yes, or maybe because he's just a bit of a pessimist, I mean, with him like this, you don't have any power in parliament. If you want to repeat it, just do it. The important thing is that I see that you don't have power.

Yes.

If that's the case, right? That's right. That's why it's interesting. I want to see the voters. Actually, the rules are as easy as the new king is good, in my opinion. That's it! It's as easy as that, right?

That's right!

You're a social project, you're PR, you're what?

Yes, that's right.

That's actually it. That's right.

I don't know why I see this king as too arrogant. The current government... Maybe it's a bad sign. The current government is only a symbol. Thailand is still like that. It's like Marcus Aurelius became the leader of the Romans. Then he has a son, I forgot his name, Commodore if I'm not mistaken. Who is his son?

Not as wise as Marcus Aurelius. Marcus Aurelius is a very stoic person. And he wrote a lot of books about justice and stoicism. His son is not the same at all. That's why... But why is his pattern like that?

A wise father and a wise son, when he's down to his son, he's not as good as his son? I don't know. I don't understand. That's why it's a big question mark for everyone. You're practicing stoicism. You're talking about justice. And it's obvious that he's a very fair person. Why can't you take care of your son?

Yeah.

Okay, I want to challenge Tio. When we're on set, stand up and make a sound while you're talking. Okay, so I'm going to challenge Tio to stand there while he's on the onsen and shout out loud. I'll show you Tio, the harshest language. I'll teach you. He's on the onsen. I'll teach you.

Thank you, Koi, for coming. You're welcome. Do you have any projects that you can share with your friends? I have an escape project. Escape? For Ramadan?

I'm also still opening a donation for Sumatra. Oh, yeah. I still have 15 days left. You can check it on your social media. I have it on my IG, I'll put the link in the bio. The one that has been accepted has already been sent to the hospital. But because I'm still in a tight schedule, I can't go there right away. I was actually invited to go there.

But I still can't go there, I haven't got the schedule. I sent the invitation to Ciki Fauzi. I sent it to him. It's been distributed to him. But those who still want to donate can. What about the other things? The routine content is still going on?

The routine content is still going on. I'll wait for my house to be ready. When do you think it'll be ready? I think it'll be ready in the middle of February. Okay. We can start it after Eid. But it's already fasting month in February. Can you see it's being built?

What?

I can see it's being corrected. It's being fixed. Okay, thank you, Toi. Okay, thank you, Toi. Okay, thank you.