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[theme music]
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[crowd cheering and applauding]
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Wow. Hey.
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[Phil laughing]
Hey, guys.
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Hey, man. Hey.
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How's it going? Good to hear.
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Yeah.
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-It's me, Phil Wang.
-[crowd] Phil Wang!
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Yeah, brother. Phil Wang.
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Holy shit! All Wangs in the house.
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Philly Philly Wang Wang here at last.
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-[crowd laughing]
-[Phil laughing]
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Old Wangnam style. Hot damn.
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[crowd laughing]
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Quit rubbing your eyes, buddy.
Believe it. It's me, Phil Wang.
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In the flesh.
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Old, old Kim Jung Fun.
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-Aaa--
-[crowd laughing]
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Starting is the hardest part.
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Comedians employ tricks
to make starting go more smoothly.
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What a lot of comedians like to do
is start by...
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by pointing out
a celebrity they look like.
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You know, like a... like a...
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like a weird thing
they might bare a resemblance to.
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It's funny. Apparently,
if you look at me, right?
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And like squint really hard....
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aaa... that's racist.
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-So, don't do it.
-[crowd laughing]
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[someone clapping hands]
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Horrible impression.
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-[crowd laughing]
-[Phil laughing]
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[taking deep breath]
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It's lovely to be here, in Atlanta.
I'm not from here.
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I'm from the UK.
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Oh my god. I love my accent.
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[crowd laughing]
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It's hot. It's hot.
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I a... Thank you.
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I am...
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twenty eight years old.
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I'm getting old. Holy shit, I'm old.
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Twenty eight's old as hell.
Don't look at me like that, lady.
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Twenty eight... is so old.
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All these milestones are zipping by me
without me noticing.
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I'm at an age, now, where all my friends
have started having podcasts.
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-And--
-[crowd laughing]
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[crowd laughing and applauding]
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It's horrible.
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They're all asking when I'm gonna have one
of my own. I don't know.
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[crowd laughing]
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Don't want to settle down, just yet.
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Still looking
for that one special microphone.
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-I a--
-[crowd laughing]
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I'm old as shit, man.
My body's going to hell in a handbasket.
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My farts now. Oh, shit.
My farts are terrible.
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My farts have become so bad.
I thought my farts were bad before.
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They were, practically, aroma therapy.
My farts now--
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-[crowd laughing]
-revolting. Just, uggh...
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Ha... ha...
Have you ever done a fart so bad,
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that you lost a bar of wifi?
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-Cause I swear--
-[crowd laughing]
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I was at home the other night,
and let one rip, and Netflix got fuzzy.
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-You know--
-[crowd laughing]
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If you're watching this at home
and my face just got grainy...
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someone in your room
just let the devil out.
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-A--
-[crowd laughing]
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It's a real privilege to be here,
doing a little Netflix special.
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It's wonderful to be here.
I watch a lot of Netflix.
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-A... a...
-[crowd laughing and applauding]
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I think they're a wonderful company,
with excellent taste.
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[crowd laughing]
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I don't watch none of them
horror movies they have.
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Oh, I hate scary movies.
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Yuck. I hate scary movies.
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[crowd laughing]
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Does anyone like scary movies?
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[crowd wowing]
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Yeah? Go fuck yourselves.
I hate scary movies.
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[crowd laughing]
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They're too scary.
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[crowd laughing]
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Have you noticed?
They scare the shit out of me, every time.
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They make me feel
like a little bitch, every time.
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I hate... Every time I see a scary movie
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little Wang is scared for days, aw!
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[crowd laughing]
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I curl up, I can't sleep, I cry.
I hate scary movies.
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There are people out there who love them.
People that seek them out.
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Who specifically enjoy the sensation...
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of being scared...
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by a movie.
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I don't understand that impulse, at all.
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I've... I've never been frightened...
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in real life...
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and gone: ''Oh, Jesus.
Oh, God. Oh, no. Please.''
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[expressing fear and frustration]
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-Yeah, I'll pay for that. Yeah, all right.
-[crowd laughing]
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That was horrible.
I'll feel that again for a price. Sure.
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[crowd laughing]
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Makes no sense to me.
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But I have a friend like this.
Back in the UK I have a friend, Jason.
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Loves scary movies, Jason.
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He loves scary movies.
Can't get enough scary movies.
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Absolutely adores scary movies,
does our Jason.
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Now, Jason is, hum...
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black.
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Which I only mention
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because you imagined him white,
and he isn't.
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[crowd laughing and applauding]
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He's black. Black guy.
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His race is not particularly irrelevant
in this joke.
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-Why shouldn't you have the whole picture?
-[crowd laughing]
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Seems unnecessary.
Jason's always trying to get me
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to go to the cinema
to watch scary movies with him.
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But I was like noooo, black Jason.
I don't say that.
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-[Phil shouting] I say no.
-[crowd laughing]
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I say no, Jason my friend. No.
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I don't wanna go to the cinema
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[funny voice]
and watch a scary movie.
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I don't want to pay money to feel worse.
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[crowd laughing]
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That's all it boils down to for me.
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I don't want to pay money
and feel worse.
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That's a bad exchange in Wang's books.
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[crowd laughing]
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That's a raw deal.
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I was thinking about it.
It's such a Western privilege,
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don't you think?
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To be able
to enjoy something like a...
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scary movie.
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What a first world...
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Western... privilege.
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I mean, how comfortable... is your life...
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that you have the time,
expendable income,
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and desire...
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to pay money...
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to feel fear.
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[crowd laughing]
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For fun.
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[crowd laughing]
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Oh, oh, oh, This is what it feels like,
oh, oh It's pathetic.
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-Like--
-[crowd laughing]
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That's a purely Western privilege.
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Like, no one in Syria saw The Babadook.
They don't need it.
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-They--
-[crowd laughing]
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They're busy. The market's flooded
for horror, there, there, there.
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I don't know.
It's a kind of masochism, isn't it?
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Enjoying a scary movie
is a sort of masochism.
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To derive a sort of perverse pleasure
from a pain. Masochism.
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And I understand masochism.
I have to say I do under...
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understand masochism.
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-Because, ah--
-[crowd laughing]
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Because I love spicy food.
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Humpf!
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Yeah, classic masochism there.
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Hurts me on my fat Chinese lips,
but, humpf...
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-[crowd laughing]
-Spicy Wang wants it 24/7.
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[crowd laughing]
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I guess spicy food
is my scary movies, right?
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If you think about it,
spicy food is a lot like...
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scary movies.
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You know? If it's good, you feel alive,
excited. An addictive...
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[crowd laughing]
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If it's really good,
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-you shit yourself.
-[crowd laughing]
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[crowd continuously laughing]
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Mmmm!
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That's me. Phil Wang. I'm Phil Wang.
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As my name suggests, I am half white
and half Chinese in that order.
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-[deep breath]
-[crowd laughing]
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Which technically makes me
the world's most powerful race.
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-[crowd laughing]
-[Phil laughing]
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No matter what happens
over the next 50 years, I'm fine.
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-I--
-[crowd laughing]
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I used to think I was a minority.
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-I'm both majorities.
-[crowd laughing]
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It's great, man.
I'm alien and predator. Like--
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[crowd laughing and applauding]
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Whoever wins, Wang wins.
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[crowd laughing]
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That's my motto.
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It's the way of the world. White people
and Chinese people...
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rule the world.
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Cause of all that time they've saved
not to dancing.
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-[deep breath]
-[crowd laughing]
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I a...
[making funny laughter]
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Anyway, I'm from the UK.
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I grew up in Malaysia.
A little country named Malaysia.
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Where my father's from,
and my mother's from England.
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She flew to Malaysia.�Malaysia used to be
part of the English empire.
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My mother was sent,
as a volunteer�archaeologist, to Malaysia
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to dig it up,
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see if they missed anything
the first time around.
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[crowd laughing]
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When she got to Malaysia she noticed
it was a dangerous place, right?
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She decided to take up
martial arts lessons to learn how to,
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-oh yeah, to defend herself.
-[crowd laughing]
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She turns up at the Dojo
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and who was my mother's kung fu teacher?
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But ?oooold? papa Wang.
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[crowd laughing]
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My father, not me.
I don't call myself papa Wang.
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[crowd laughing]
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I didn't "Back to the Future" my mom.
It was my dad.
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Some half-white fellow. But I tended
to be identified as Chinese in the West.
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You tend to be defined�with
what separates you from your environment.
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In the UK and America, I'm a Chinese guy.
In Malaysia I'm the white guy.
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[crowd laughing]
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That was me. All white Wang
walking down the road. That was me.
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All the locals would look out the window.
Shit, white Wang's coming.
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-[crowd laughing]
-Lock up the bread.
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[crowd laughing and applauding]
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I'm happy to be defined that way.
I'm proud to be Chinese.
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It's great being Chinese.
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We don't tell ya'll
cause we don't want you joining.
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[crowd laughing]
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It's too many members already, but...
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it's great. It's great being Chinese.
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Lot of perks.
Lot of perks to being Chinese.
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Good family values. Fun festivals.
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Um, You don't have to change
the color on your emoji's.
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Saves a lot of time.
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-[crowd laughing]
-[Phil laughing funny]
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-Um,
-[crowd laughing]
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You get to learn some funky languages,
as well, when you're Chinese.
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When I was a kid in Malaysia
I learned some Mandarin. Mandarin Chinese.
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I've forgotten a bit of my Mandarin.
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The bit that I've forgotten
is all of the reading and writing.
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[crowd laughing]
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Chinese writing is very difficult,
It's not like English.
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There's no alphabet from which you can
build any word that comes into your head.
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[making funny sounds]�Quidditch. Fuck off.
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-[crowd laughing]
-Chinese--
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Chinese is a real... language.
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You just have to memorize
ten thousand pictures--
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[crowd laughing]
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and hope for the best.
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[crowd laughing]
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The speaking tends to be
more manageable. Speaking Chinese.
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I try to practice my speaking
whenever I can.
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I had an opportunity, recently,
in Kuala Lumpur. The capitol of Malaysia.
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I was talking to a woman, who I thought
was Chinese. She looked Chinese to me.
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[crowd laughing]
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She was Chinese.
I get it right every time.
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[crowd laughing]
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I'm working on a perfect score.
I said, where are you from?
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She said, China.
And I thought, yes, perfect score.
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Then I thought what a prime opportunity
for young Wang, over here,
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to demonstrate his mad Mandarin skills
in front of a local.
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So, I plucked up my courage
and came up with a plan.
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I decided, I was going to tell her,
in Mandarin, that I could speak Mandarin.
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In Mandarin. Mandarin squared.
Mandarin-ception.
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[crowd laughing]
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So, I got ready and I said,
oh, you're from China.
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[Phil speaking Mandarin]
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[crowd laughing]
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Then she said
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''Hmm, hmm. Yeah, okay. Yeah. Yeah. Okay.
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And that was it.
[Phil shouting]
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I was so annoyed.
I thought she'd be more impressed,
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that White Wang could speak Chinese,
but whatever.
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Whatever.
We continue our conversation in English.
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We get onto the subject
of why she is in Malaysia.
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She tells me that she's traveling.
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I decide to try my Mandarin
one more time.
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And ask her if she's traveling alone.
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So, I said
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[Phil speaking Mandarin]
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-[taking deep breath]
-[crowd laughing]
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Then, she said...
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Oh, you speak Chinese.
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[crowd laughing]
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On the one hand,
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[crowd laughing]
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I was glad she now knew
I could speak Chinese.
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But on the other hand,
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what did she think I was doing
the first time?
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[crowd laughing]
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Because from her perspective,
I went ''Oh, you're from China.''
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[Phil speaking funny Mandarin]
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?Ching ching chong, ching ching�chong
Ching ching, pong pong, dong dong?
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[crowd laughing and applauding]
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She was so polite. She went...
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-[affirmation sound]
-''Yeah, okay.''
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[crowd laughing]
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''Yeah, okay.''
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That's us. Right.
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[crowd laughing]
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I'm practicing my Mandarin
to prepare for the...
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the oncoming invasion.
The Chinese invasion that's coming West.
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It's happening. It's happening, guys.
China's coming.
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China coming.
I'm not supposed to tell you,
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I'm breaking rank. China coming.
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Watch yourselves. China coming.
Wang's gone rogue. China coming, ya'll.
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[crowd laughing]
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I mean, I'll be fine,
but I'm worried about you guys.
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I've grown to like you and I don't want
anything bad to happen to you.
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Make no mistake about it,
I will turn coat the second they get here.
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I will not help you. You're on your own.
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The second the Chinese get here,
I will sell you suckers out,
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faster than you can say Panda Express.
The second they get here.
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[crowd laughing]
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How about ''Comrades,
thank Buddha you're here. Yes, kill them.
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[crowd laughing]
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Kill these white demons. They're all...
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They're all hiding in Whole Foods.
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Kill them!
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[crowd laughing]
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The big one's are in Burger King.
Use them for fuel.
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-[Phil laughing]
-[crowd laughing]
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They're animals these white devils.
A ha ha!
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They celebrate New Years so early.
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[crowd laughing]
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They wear their shoes in my house.
[shouting] Kill them.
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[crowd laughing]
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Turn their heads
into one of our delicious broths.
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Thanks so much for having me.
I'm Phil Wang. Have a wonderful life.
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Bye. Love you.
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[crowd wowing, cheering and applauding]
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