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00:00This is my Bakasemaishi!
00:04A narrow history research that no one has ever investigated.
00:07Tonight...
00:08This research is a must-see for those who want to be rich.
00:14First of all, do you know this person?
00:17Do you know him?
00:18I know this person.
00:20Oh, you know him?
00:21I've seen him a lot.
00:23Oh, really?
00:24He's a former junior high school swimmer, Wada.
00:27No, no.
00:29He has a similar hairstyle.
00:30He doesn't take off his clothes.
00:32He doesn't have a single hit.
00:34He's the president of the Nishitan Clinic.
00:38I've seen him a lot.
00:39I've seen him.
00:41Speaking of President Nishimura...
00:43It's been going on for a long time.
00:44It's been going on.
00:46Once you see it, you can't get it out of your head.
00:48It's a commercial for Nishitan Clinic.
00:51It's a beauty clinic that provides high-quality medical care and services such as skin care, hair removal, and diet.
00:59The representative of this clinic is...
01:02Nishimura Seiji, the president of XCOM Global Co., Ltd.
01:08Recently, he has made a big hit in Shibuya.
01:14It's a hot topic.
01:16And...
01:18He has released his personal property.
01:20Here it is.
01:22It's 3 million yen.
01:24Personal property?
01:25Yes, personal property.
01:26You don't need it anymore, do you?
01:27He's the president of the Nishitan Clinic.
01:30His family runs a small yakitori restaurant.
01:35When his father got sick, he left the restaurant.
01:38His mother was also addicted to alcohol.
01:41He had a life-saving lifestyle.
01:44He didn't give up easily.
01:46How did he get so successful?
01:49I researched the reason.
01:51Here's the secret.
01:53I want to know.
01:54He had a part-time job for 10 years from junior high school to college.
01:58From junior high school?
01:59That's fast.
02:00So, here's today's topic.
02:05Personal property.
02:06It's a part-time job for the president of Nishitan Clinic.
02:11Part-time job.
02:12It's a small job.
02:13It's small.
02:15It's a must-have for those who want to be rich.
02:18He researched the secret of living in a house worth 3 billion yen with 3 billion yen of personal property.
02:24His part-time job experience in college was a lesson.
02:29It doesn't matter if you're poor to talk about your dreams.
02:34Go for it! Nishitan Dream.
02:38He said he wanted to swim in the pink sea.
02:41He's free to do whatever he wants.
02:43He can go home as he wants.
02:47Let me introduce Nishimura's profile.
02:50He was born on May 20, 1970 in Nagoya, Aichi.
02:54He is still 54 years old.
02:56He entered Accenture after junior high school, high school, and college.
03:00He started his business in 1995 when he was 25 years old.
03:04He became famous for his sister's Wi-Fi in 2012.
03:08He is known as the president of Nishitan Clinic.
03:12This is what we focused on.
03:15These 10 years from junior high school to college.
03:18What did Nishimura do at that time?
03:22Nishimura said this.
03:24He worked part-time jobs for 10 years from junior high school to college.
03:28If I didn't have this part-time job, I wouldn't be where I am now.
03:33There is no difference between part-time jobs.
03:38You can't learn.
03:39You just do what you are told to do.
03:41That's right.
03:42That's how we poor people think.
03:45That's how we poor people think?
03:48Compared to 3 billion yen?
03:50Of course.
03:51By the way, what kind of part-time jobs did you do?
03:53I did a lot of things.
03:54I distributed tissues, sang karaoke songs, worked as a security guard.
03:57I worked at a vegetable store.
04:00Did you learn anything from there?
04:02Not at all.
04:04I just wanted to get out of there as soon as possible.
04:06That's how I was raised.
04:09If you had a part-time job, it would have been 3 billion yen.
04:12You made it your own.
04:15How about you, Seiya?
04:17I worked at a udon restaurant.
04:19I worked at a home center.
04:21I worked at a manga cafe.
04:23You did a lot of things.
04:24Did you learn anything from there?
04:26No.
04:27I just made it into an episode talk.
04:29That's not good.
04:32Now, it's time for the first part-time job of President Nishimura.
04:36How to become rich.
04:38The first media release.
04:40This is the first part-time job of a poor man who lives in a house worth less than 3 billion yen.
04:45The first part-time job was when he was in the first grade of junior high school.
04:48This is the part-time job he was doing.
04:50Newspaper delivery.
04:52When he was in junior high school, his family was poor and he lived on his own.
04:56He started doing newspaper delivery because his mother recommended him to do it.
05:02When his mother recommended him to do newspaper delivery when he was in the first grade of junior high school,
05:07he thought it was weird.
05:09But Nishimura thought like this.
05:11Let's do it.
05:14He has a very honest personality.
05:16He never thought he didn't want to do it.
05:20Nishimura started doing newspaper delivery with a positive mind.
05:24It was a harder life than he thought.
05:26This is the day when Nishimura was in junior high school.
05:30From 10 to 4, he only slept for about 6 hours.
05:34He went to deliver, took a nap, and went to school.
05:37He also delivered a postcard.
05:39It's a postcard and a postcard.
05:41That's his schedule.
05:43When he was in the first grade of junior high school, he woke up at 4.30 a.m.
05:49At that time, there were few people who worked part-time as classmates.
05:53This is what Nishimura learned.
05:57There is nothing to be ashamed of being poor and working seriously.
06:02Seiji?
06:04His last name is Seiji.
06:05Ah, Seiji.
06:07Like Mitsuo.
06:08What Seiji realized from here is that it doesn't matter what people think.
06:13That's cool.
06:14He realized such an important thing as a junior high school student.
06:18Sugihara-san, you only care about people's eyes.
06:20What do you think?
06:21Is that so?
06:22Right?
06:23It's a lump of self-dissatisfaction.
06:25What?
06:26That's right.
06:27Among the announcers.
06:29What are you talking about?
06:30That's not true.
06:31This belief of Nishimura, who doesn't care about people's eyes,
06:35hasn't changed even after 40 years.
06:38For example, here.
06:39Rolls-Royce.
06:41This is very flashy.
06:43What is this?
06:44This is an order made.
06:4680 million yen.
06:47Wow.
06:48That's amazing.
06:49That's right.
06:50Among Rolls-Royce, he chose this purple.
06:53He doesn't care about people's eyes.
06:56It doesn't matter that the car in the back can't get out.
06:59That's right.
07:00It can't get out.
07:01In addition, the interior is amazing.
07:03It's a special planetarium.
07:05What does that mean?
07:06This is also possible because he doesn't care about people's eyes.
07:09That's because he cares.
07:11That's because he cares.
07:13And the salary of Nishimura at that time.
07:17About 20,000 yen a month.
07:1920,000 yen.
07:20The parents said,
07:21You don't have to put it in the house.
07:23What did Nishimura say?
07:26At that time, he didn't have a classmate.
07:28He had an expensive video deck and music player.
07:33That's where Nishimura learned this.
07:36The money he earned by himself can be used for his own freedom.
07:40It's not something to write.
07:42That's right.
07:43What is it?
07:44Please think about this in your head.
07:46Everyone thinks about this.
07:48He realized this when he was in middle school.
07:50The money he earned by himself.
07:52To make money.
07:53And this idea is still in vogue.
07:56This is a picture of Nishimura's living room.
08:01You're using it too freely.
08:03It's a waterfall in the living room.
08:05He doesn't care what he spends on the living room.
08:10And he's trying to make it look blue.
08:15He's trying to make it look blue in front of the hotel lobby.
08:18I want to make it look like blue.
08:20This is the symbol of a successful person.
08:23The reflection of the party room is amazing.
08:25It's amazing.
08:26What is it?
08:27You can see his passion.
08:30What is it?
08:31By working part-time since middle school,
08:34he learned how to work faster than his classmates.
08:37He learned how to spend money.
08:40And this is what everyone is most curious about.
08:42It's about Nishimura's love life.
08:45Did you say it?
08:46It's not the first one.
08:48I'm more curious about the planetarium.
08:51When he was in middle school,
08:54he had his first girlfriend.
08:57He spent three years in middle school with two girls.
09:00He was in a hurry.
09:03Let's move on.
09:06What is it?
09:07This is his second part-time job.
09:09Tonkatsu restaurant.
09:11He became a high school student and his school was far away from home,
09:14so he couldn't work part-time delivering newspapers.
09:17He started working part-time at a tonkatsu restaurant run by an acquaintance.
09:21He was in charge of cleaning the hall and dishes.
09:23He was well-respected for his hard work.
09:27He worked part-time here for three years.
09:30The food was delicious.
09:31He got used to talking to various people.
09:34I don't think he has much difference from everyone who works part-time at a tonkatsu restaurant.
09:40But there must be a political connection here.
09:46What do you think of tonkatsu?
09:48When it comes to tonkatsu, oil is a must.
09:54What is oil?
09:57It's olive oil.
09:59Olive oil?
10:01Tonkatsu oil?
10:03I don't use it.
10:04That's right.
10:05Everyone, this is the olive tree in your house.
10:09This is terrible.
10:10It's not tonkatsu.
10:11It's far away.
10:12This olive tree costs 30 million yen.
10:15It's connected to tonkatsu.
10:16No, no, no.
10:17The olive tree is not connected to tonkatsu.
10:19The learning of tonkatsu is connected to the olive tree.
10:22By the way, it's still connected.
10:23This is also in your house, President Nishimura.
10:26Parabolaccio tree.
10:27It costs 40 million yen.
10:28I was curious about this.
10:29Parabolaccio tree.
10:30What is this?
10:31This is 40 million yen.
10:32The olive tree and the parabolaccio tree are 70 million yen in total.
10:35That's amazing.
10:36You have 70 million trees in your house.
10:38By the way, this is the love affair of President Nishimura when he was in high school.
10:43I'm not interested at all.
10:44It's not connected to tonkatsu yet.
10:45I want you to show me the inside of the house.
10:47Show me the inside of the house.
10:48Show me the bath.
10:49Show me the bath.
10:50I don't care about junior high school.
10:52I've been dating two women for three years in high school.
10:56I don't care.
10:57I don't care.
10:58Cut here.
10:59I don't care.
11:00It's normal for two people here.
11:02I don't care.
11:03Let's move on.
11:04Hey, explain more about parabolaccio.
11:07President Nishimura, who graduated from high school.
11:09He also gave me a part-time job for a short period of time until I entered university.
11:12That's the third part-time job.
11:13The third part-time job is a part-time job on the spot.
11:16That's a lot of money.
11:17Yes.
11:18It's a short period of time during the spring break.
11:20Nishimura will work on the spot of physical labor.
11:24At that time, there were a lot of people who had a strong habit.
11:27All the money he earned on that day's drink will disappear.
11:30He has a past that cannot be told to others.
11:32He has no teeth.
11:33He had a lot of things.
11:35Many people are in trouble with money, but when they work together,
11:40everyone is warm and kind.
11:42And he had a dream.
11:45That's where he learned this.
11:48It doesn't matter if you're poor to talk about your dreams.
11:52You don't say anything great all the time.
11:54What is it, researcher?
11:55Stop it.
11:56I'm not surprised.
11:57Researcher.
11:58It's a sign of politics.
12:00It resonates because politics say it.
12:02The content doesn't go beyond the situation.
12:05Stop it.
12:06In that way of writing.
12:07I've been losing to the situation all the time.
12:09I'm not trying to deceive you.
12:11It's like a toilet in a bar.
12:12Stop it.
12:13What is it?
12:14It's a very meaningful discovery of President Nishimura.
12:17It's amazing because he's the president.
12:18Because the successors say it.
12:19It's amazing because the politicians say it.
12:20It's not about what they say, but who says it.
12:21Politics is amazing.
12:23This idea is the driving force of the president who realized the value of a giant.
12:29In other words, there is no boundary.
12:31He tried not to forget his feelings at that time.
12:35This is what he made with that feeling.
12:37Wow, what is this?
12:38Why do you want to swim in the sea?
12:40I'm still a manager.
12:41That's why I became poor.
12:43It's the idea of the poor.
12:45Look at this.
12:46Even though he said he wanted to swim in the pink sea.
12:50You can change it with the feeling of that day.
12:53This is politics.
12:59What is the lesson that President Nishimura learned from his short-term part-time job?
13:06In other words, there is no boundary.
13:08He tried not to forget his feelings at that time.
13:11This is what he made with that feeling.
13:14Wow, what is this?
13:16He tried not to forget his feelings at that time.
13:18Why do you want to swim in the pink sea?
13:21What is this?
13:22I've never thought I wanted to swim in the pink sea.
13:25It's usually blue, isn't it?
13:27I'm still a manager.
13:28That's why I became poor.
13:30It's the idea of the poor.
13:32The water is blue.
13:34The water is blue.
13:35The rich want the water to be pink.
13:37I want to swim in the pink sea.
13:39This is the idea of the rich.
13:41I want to swim with gravity from above.
13:45That's amazing.
13:46The slide of gold.
13:47Thank you for noticing.
13:48This is the slide of gold.
13:50Look at this.
13:51Even though he said he wanted to swim in the pink sea.
13:55You can change it with the feeling of that day.
14:00This is Seiji.
14:04President Nishimura, who went to university,
14:06met a part-time job that had the biggest impact on his life.
14:10This is a funeral service company.
14:13He was a young man who wanted to work part-time at a wedding.
14:18However, the company he received was a mixed company.
14:22So he was assigned to a funeral service company.
14:25When he was interviewed, he was asked if he could work at a funeral service company.
14:30Normally, if it's not the part-time job he wanted, he would quit.
14:34He said he wanted to work at a wedding.
14:37I think he said it was a funeral service company.
14:39However, Nishimura was different.
14:41He said he would quit what he received.
14:44He said it was a mixed company.
14:46He worked at a funeral service company for four years with a very stoic feeling.
14:52He was serious.
14:53There were about 800 people who sent him to work at a funeral service company for four years.
14:57He learned a lot because he worked at a funeral service company.
15:01What did he learn at a funeral service company?
15:031. Juzu mount
15:05This is a juzu mount worn by the staff at a funeral service company.
15:09This juzu mount is the amount of juzu.
15:14There was such a mount for the staff.
15:18When he wore a cheap juzu mount, he was told,
15:20Use a juzu mount.
15:23He was made fun of.
15:25He gave a juzu mount to a junior who wanted to quit his job.
15:31He noticed that there was such a culture.
15:35It's like a clock.
15:36He realized the truth from here.
15:39There is always a mount in every world.
15:43He realized the cruelty of society.
15:50As a result, he couldn't lick his house.
15:54This is a high-end toilet seat.
15:58The price is 717,000 yen.
16:01It's a house where people from various industries come to a home party.
16:04He didn't know who would see what.
16:07He used a high-end toilet seat.
16:12It's not just a toilet seat.
16:14Even if an elevator-related person comes to the house,
16:17He doesn't take the mount.
16:19It's a gold elevator.
16:21He likes gold.
16:22He likes gold.
16:23He noticed.
16:24President Nishimura likes gold.
16:26It's good to have a slide.
16:28The second thing I learned from the special case.
16:31Yakuza funeral.
16:32It's a special case.
16:34It's a funeral where many people come.
16:36When a yakuza came,
16:39He was very nervous.
16:41The order of flowers and names on the altar.
16:44If you make a mistake, you'll be scared.
16:48President Nishimura thought.
16:50Who is the best?
16:52He looked at people.
16:54And then he noticed.
16:57The person who looks normal is the scariest.
16:59Is this a famous saying?
17:01You just said it.
17:04It's a truth.
17:06The person who looks normal is the scariest.
17:08It's a famous saying.
17:10The person who looks normal is the scariest.
17:13It's a famous saying.
17:15He thought.
17:17The person who looks normal is the scariest.
17:19The person who looks normal is the scariest.
17:21The person who looks normal is the scariest.
17:24President Nishimura practiced this.
17:27Look at this.
17:28Does it look like a typhoon?
17:30It's close.
17:33It doesn't look like a typhoon.
17:35He calculated everything.
17:38He doesn't wear a gold watch.
17:41The watch is gold.
17:43He wears a watch.
17:45He doesn't look down on people.
17:47He doesn't look down on people.
17:51He has to reflect on himself.
17:54What position is the scariest?
17:56He has a long life.
17:57There is a treatment for AGE in the menu of Nishitan Clinic.
18:01He never does it.
18:03He doesn't follow people.
18:06He doesn't follow people.
18:08He has a great sense of beauty.
18:10This is the last special case he learned at the clinic.
18:14Flying low in the air of a pigeon.
18:16There is a ritual to release a bird.
18:19It is a ritual to lead a person to heaven.
18:23One day, when a large number of pigeons flew together,
18:25one pigeon flew low in the air and was pulled by a car.
18:30President Nishimura noticed this.
18:35Up, up.
18:37Look at the pigeon.
18:38This is not the time to eat steak.
18:40He said, look at the pigeon, up, up.
18:42No, no.
18:43Up, up, more up.
18:44No, no.
18:45He has to go up.
18:47He has a personal fortune of 3 billion yen.
18:49But he still wants to go up.
18:51He still wants to go up like a pigeon that day.
18:57This is supplementary information.
18:59President Nishimura asked him why he started the company.
19:03The answer was that the company was founded by a novel called Cain and Abel.
19:09Cain and Abel grew up in a poor and harsh environment.
19:13On the other hand, Cain, who was born and raised in a poor family and promised success.
19:18The story is that these two men compete with each other in the world of business
19:22and grasp the American Dream.
19:25President Nishimura thought that if he put himself in Abel's shoes,
19:28he would be able to succeed if he had the ability and the ability.
19:33This may be one of the reasons.
19:36So, I will summarize.
19:41President Nishimura, who spent a poor childhood,
19:44has learned from many part-time jobs and is now connected to success.
19:49I can't be rich.
19:51I can't be a successful person.
19:53Don't you think so?
19:55I have something to tell you.
19:59In January 2025,
20:01there will be more information on how to become rich.
20:04Mr. Hikorai, you're not going to appear, are you?
20:06I'm not going to appear at all.
20:12I'm getting closer to 3 billion yen.
20:15If you notice this, it's a profitable announcement from Mr. Makase.
20:19It's pretty normal.
20:22I can't be rich.
20:24I can't be a successful person.
20:26Don't you think so?
20:28I have something to tell you.
20:32In January 2025,
20:34it will be premiered at the Tokyo Theatre Orb.
20:39If you want to be rich, please watch it at the theater.
20:43Thank you for your attention.
20:48Mr. Hikorai, you're not going to appear, are you?
20:50I'm not going to appear at all.
20:52It's a profitable announcement from Mr. Makase.
20:55It's a profitable announcement from Mr. Makase.
21:00To be honest, it's pretty normal.
21:03It's not like that.
21:05It's connected.
21:06We're finishing it normally.
21:09It's a good notice.
21:11I'm getting closer to 3 billion yen.
21:13If you notice this, it's a profitable announcement from Mr. Makase.
21:15It's not just that Mr. Makase is getting closer to 3 billion yen.
21:19He's thinking about the golden age of part-time jobs.
21:24No, no.
21:25It's connected to the present because of the golden age of part-time jobs.
21:29I want to turn what I climb into gold.
21:32Like an elevator.
21:34Don't analyze my hobbies.
21:36The clouds above are also gold.
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