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00:00I used to know a guy called Mr. Umi, he's a priest.

00:03I used to go to school with him.

00:06So Mr. Umi and his husband,

00:08if it was a night market or something, they would sell

00:11newspapers,

00:12What year was that?

00:142004, 2003, 2004, 2005.

00:16You were in school?

00:17Yes, I was in school.

00:18Then, he would sell newspapers.

00:22So, he was famous.

00:23So, in the Hijaz Rekod, Telaga Biru,

00:26Mr. Umi was known because he would take

00:29his wife's newspapers to sell.

00:31If it was a night market, it would be very long.

00:33People would know him.

00:34Ustaz-ustaz would come and buy from his shop.

00:37So, when I was in the car with him,

00:39I would always listen to

00:41cassettes of Nasheed songs.

00:44Kumpulan Dihati, and so on.

00:46Until one day,

00:48when I was about to go to school,

00:49I remembered that I was sleeping.

00:52Hadilah cinta...

00:56What song is this?

00:58So, tika terbuka...

01:00What song is this?

01:01Alhamra...

01:03So, imagine, back then, it wasn't like now.

01:05Now, we have a digital platform.

01:06We can listen to whatever song we want.

01:08So, next, next, right?

01:09Back then, cassettes,

01:10whatever was being played on cassettes,

01:12that's what you were listening to.

01:13Plus, you were in our car.

01:14There was no time for you to go out.

01:15You wanted to go out, but there was no time.

01:22You