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Ok. I am about to go to sleep peeps. Thanks for sharing my first ever live Yuzu experience with me. It has been 42 days of absolute bliss, learning that Yuzu exists and catching up on 10 years Of his brilliance. it is now time to go back to living my normal life. No more spending every waking hour stuck inside FanyuLand. in the time I have known of Yuzu’s existence; I have become a hermit, not speaking to family and friends I have gained motivation from Yuzu to give up smoking. Every time I want a smoke I think to myself; if Yuzu can mentally strengthen himself to do all that he does then surely it will not be hard for me to do this one simple thing I have decided to learn Japanese so I can go to Japan one day and immerse myself in the experience I started reading today about Japanese culture and have found it very interesting, I am going to study more of it in future i learnt of the existence of our translators and am for ever greatful that you all volunteer your time. Without you I would understand nothing. I have started to think about how to change the way I interact with people to make more pleasant experiences, I want to be a fun person like Yuzu and Nobu i learnt how to use Tumbler, google translate, Twitter, Instagram, chrome translator, video download era and Planet Hanyu I have felt part of a new family in this Planet I participated in Pooh-rain and it felt so good I have a new love of my life and I will follow Yuzu always Yuzu has changed me for the better. I hope you all have good fortune and work hard. This is goodbye for now... unless Yuzu plays in WTT - THEN I WILL BE BACK. See you at the Olympics stay safe

Oh. Mi. Goodness. This is just beautiful. https://twitter.com/sharrood2010/status/1375684211227561988?s=21 ‘I cannot figure out how to put the picture in the post, so follow the link if you please.

What are they saying about Yuzu? Saw this video and they are talking about Yuzu but I have no idea what they are saying. Looks funny though cause the laughter is genuine. Has anybody created a sub for this video, do you know? please. Thank you.

Is there a link to the article? Senem, you must be thrilled

I am ready to stay up late - Yuzu is on at 1.30am. So, to keep myself busy I have asked myself this question: ’what careers would be good for Yuzu to do when he retires?’ My First answer was coach like Brian but blah,blah blah... somehow I don’t see Yuzu as being ‘just’ a coach. I reckon he would do something as extraordinary as he is hence the following suggestions: Public relations Mentor. Teach up and coming skaters and other sporting stars how to handle the media. Work with the media to teach them the right questions to ask, when to ask them and how to ask them. Maybe even become like a public relations consultant on behalf of the athletes. How to be a ninja. How to troll the media. How to strike a hero pose to make the audience fall in love with you. How to give the same vague answer in a hundred different ways in the same interview but leave them feeling like you said 100 different life changing things. Program audio engineer. Skaters hire choreographers to design their programs but they may hire Yuzu to work with the choreographers to make the music fit - editing their audio to fit or find their elements and artistry. A kid’s coach. Traveling the country and teaching the basics to 4 year olds. A stadium Audio engineer. Travels the world and adjusts a stadium’s sound system so it woofs here, tweets there and gives an immersive experience to the audience. He might found an organization that is funded by public and private donations that could assist retired athletes to get back into society a sports nutritionist. Using his human ....study at uni he might work with companies to create the right kind of food and training programs for elite athletes a 3D technology expert. He could gather public and private funding to develop the AI Required to make his thesis into a reality and work with ISU to test and implement it, perhaps along with a new Type of capture technology. He may invent a new recording device. A sport psychologist. Teach skaters how to cope with elite pressure and not let it affect their performance, how to maintain normalcy and links with family ties. A sound technician. He may go into music audio engineering for bands and performers. wow, lots of choices. What else can you think of?

Thank you

Hi Team I would love to know what Yuzu is saying in this video. do you know if a translation exists? (Pyeongchang press conference) thanks https://youtu.be/-iqPKgAOLpg