
They'll probably go up whenever I get the time to hop over to the local coffee shop and bum off of their wireless for a while. However due to limited, slow, internet access where I'm at, these postings probably won't be on the "Wednesday-Sunday" schedule that I try to achieve. You know, my usual "I'm going to wait until I put up the talk before I rate the episode" or my "I'll put up the talk portion soon" crap. I will probably also get around to putting up the manzai talk segments that I always say I'm going to put up but never have.
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So, due to some upcoming free time, I'm going to sub videos that come "naturally" to me instead of forcing through the ones that I no longer care for. It looks like my Gaki Burnout was caused a lot by stress of just having to get through that lame episode. I actually managed to start subbing it and am already nearly halfway through it. On the plane ride and downtime at the airport, I skipped ahead to the next video on the list "Matsumoto and Eri, II". Then I spent Monday on a flights back to my hometown for two weeks before classes start again, and then spent Tuesday unpacking and adjusting to jet-lag. However, luckily for him, I got assigned to the same building, so we spent Saturday packing, and Sunday renting a moving van to get to where we needed to go. At the moment, this experience has convinced me that I probably don't.)Īfter all that he was placed in a university-owned building off-campus about 4 miles away, much to his disliking as he would have rather stayed on-campus and doesn't have a car. (When I started learning Japanese, I thought that one day I might want to be a translator. So, I had to accompany him to quite a few of these meetings with faculty to serve as a horrible translator. Luckily it didn't, but it said that he had to go talk to all sorts of staff and faculty and take papers around to each one. So they started sending him a long chain of correspondence containing an absurd amount words that were too long for him to understand when they just could have said "Go to building A on date B and talk to C." Not understanding what the letters said, he came over to my room, handed me the letter and said "Does this mean I will be homeless?" My person-in-need sensors, which I have a hard time ignoring, went off and I offered to help him sort out whether he would be without place of residence. Well, the exchange student wasn't assigned a new housing assignment. Well, at the end of Summer, they had to move everyone into different buildings for the new year so they can let new incoming students have spots in the dorms. Some of you may remember that I mentioned a Japanese exchange student moving in down the hall from me.

So that's been quite the time-consumer and mind-wracker.

So, I'd been scrambling frantically, trying to create lesson plans and make sure that I explain everything clearly in the 2 hours a day where we can hold teleconferences together with them. This entire Spring and Summer, I'd been working an internship with a company, and near the end was told that I'd have to train an international team over in India as one of the projects I was working on was moved over there for maintenance.

The diagnosis: a minor case of Gaki Burnout! *Dun dun DUNNN!* So I put on my imaginary doctor's outfit and tried to figure out why I can't get through it. Maybe it just really isn't as epic as I thought I was when I put it on the forecast. (Yes, that's only about 5 minutes) I just couldn't even watch it again. I wound up getting maybe 15-20% of the way into it before I just couldn't go on anymore. I'm pretty sure I wound up watching the episode 10-15 times while trying to get both video, audio and the subtitles to work right.
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This is probably due to the amount of times I had to watch it while I was struggling through my software setup. However while trying to translate it, I found myself just not being able to get through it. Namely the "Waraimeshi's Hero Show" episode. I've spent the last week or so trying to get something completed.
