00:00There is nothing called as relationship. Everything is situationship.
00:04There are two kinds of relationships.
00:07One, that are situational and are accepted as situational.
00:12For example, the fellow on the seat next to you on a bus.
00:17There you are able to neatly accept that the relationship is just situational.
00:23I am 36A and he is 36B.
00:25And then there are situational relationships that are taken as volitional.
00:30The train got late and it was raining.
00:32And the workers in the electricity department were on a strike.
00:36And it was midnight. The train got late.
00:39And so I came out and she came out.
00:41And I asked her, where are you going?
00:44And she said something. And I said, right, let's share a ride.
00:48And from that ensued an entire dynasty.
00:52Junnu 1, Junnu 2, Junnu 3, Junnu 4, just as you have in dynasties.
00:56Did you plan out that strike in the electricity department?
01:00Do you plan out that strike in the water?
01:04So now I will help you in the water.
