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Hello, everybody. Welcome to another episode of Genius Brain Podcast.

I am your co-host, David Soh, with the very talent, Joe Getsu Kawai.

Arrow. You know what? Crappy up the last video that I saw that was somebody that wrote,

oh, when I saw him, I automatically knew he was Japanese. No, you fucking did it, dude.

No one knew. If that was true, there wasn't a single comment in six or seven years that said

Japanese once. I know. No one knew. Yeah. And there was no one now. Everybody already knew that they

were always knew. They always. If that was the case in those eight or whatever, six or eight years,

somebody would have wrote Joe as Japanese. Not a single comment said that. Do you know the only

people that knew were Japanese people that or people that studied Japanese and could read my tattoo?

That was the only tell. Oh, really? Yeah. Then I knew that they, you know, it's because

obviously that's it's a Japanese name on my chest. But the kanji looks like Chinese to me.

So I just didn't know it. It does, but it doesn't make sense in Chinese. That's why.

They'll be like, what is that? That's a Japanese name. Joe, not Joe. Bart has a,

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