2026-09-21 21-15-20
Locutores
Capitolium
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0:02Capitolium 1: My headphones not connected. 301s · Speaker 1
My headphones not connected. Hey, how are you? No problem. Hello everyone, how are you? We're doing well. GG, the man of the hour, man. You've been busy, man. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. first of all all right let's go around one more tim…
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5:04
on ground what i needed to do on ground without executing the script but i also remember you talked about making it short yeah yeah yeah yeah just making it short yep um one of the things is um i think it's great i think we're doing good bu…
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6:50
No. Do you guys know the difference between a juice and a blender? Yeah. Yeah. I got you. Yeah, so basically that's kind of my vision for this. I'm just going to kind of go through this on your guys' Reddit. But you guys have seen it, right…
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9:08
When I found it, you buy at the store and you could blend it and you could like take, you could even take watermelon, you could take pineapple and blend them together and make another juice together. Right. So I like that analogy, as I said…
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12:35Capitolium 5: I think, you know, when I first read the brief, I think it was a very nice analogy. 96s · Speaker 2
I think, you know, when I first read the brief, I think it was a very nice analogy. how you're able to correlate a juicer to an amazing traveler, to what we're currently doing, to what way we want to achieve. And I think it makes a lot of s…
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14:12Capitolium 6: Exactly. Yes. 303s · Speaker 1
Exactly. Yes. And when you get that process, not only can you juice your own fruits, right? Because Gigi has a perspective. But imagine you get the perspective of somebody else, right? One of the visitors we had at the Maasai Mara, the driv…
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19:16Capitolium 7: before I got to where I was. 154s · Speaker 1
before I got to where I was. You see what I'm saying? And that's true. When I saw him, it's like we can get frustrated daily because of something that happens to us. We're stuck in traffic, da -da -da -da -da -da. But maybe... you see someo…
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21:50
just wanted to say that um with the way you narrated those two um the same story but with like the um the first one just kind of like telling what happened and the second one with the um with the Jews in more color. I think I appreciate thi…
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26:10
i think we've done one like it's another example maybe the experience at the viewpoint yeah yeah that would be a fruit that we can use to now make a story about okay and then would you have one in different angles yes exactly hello yeah i t…
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31:12Capitolium 10: right? And you can do so much with the fruit. 136s · Speaker 1
right? And you can do so much with the fruit. Like Maasai Mara, you could do, you know, a reality. Like, you know, I really love the Maasai Mara, but the reality is it doesn't really have to be as expensive as it is. Or are we really gettin…
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33:29Capitolium 11: with the visuals. 149s · Speaker 3
with the visuals. And I think the document in itself is something we can look at multiple times for all these concepts to now internalize in us. for us to create that autonomy and the processes and the frameworks to make it work as you visu…
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36:02Capitolium 12: Do you guys have any questions? 302s · Speaker 1
Do you guys have any questions? Awesome. Yeah, I'm really glad to hear that. Do you guys have any questions? Because the last thing I want to do is kind of go through the last day, the first day of the Masamara, so we finished that. But bef…
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41:05Capitolium 13: let's, let's, let's, and you guys let me know how, how this work schedules is going to work for you guys. 126s · Speaker 1
let's, let's, let's, and you guys let me know how, how this work schedules is going to work for you guys. So I'm just giving you projects and, and then, and then, and then we'll go from there. I don't think Naobi National Park is too much. …
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43:12Capitolium 14: Okay. I think that makes a lot of sense too. 107s · Speaker 2
Okay. I think that makes a lot of sense too. Since season -wise, Masai Mara 1 is much more popular in the world trends right now. Yes. So if you guys had to prioritize, if you're like, okay, like, Gigi, do we work on Masai Mara right now? w…
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45:00Capitolium 15: you don't have to worry. 299s · Speaker 3
you don't have to worry. It's not about worrying. I take school seriously. The last thing you need to do is worrying about school. It's not worrying. I take school seriously. And not only that, I want to respect the time for school, but at …
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50:00
And with our limited time, that's what we decided to do. What impressed me about her was how she was so impressed with Kenya and the infrastructure. And that made me realize that Kenya and Uganda are very different. And it made me want to e…
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51:32Capitolium 17: Okay, two A's. 302s · Speaker 3
Okay, two A's. Then let's make that consistent in the captions. You see what I'm saying? But I want you guys to get that before it comes to me, right? So just think about my day, right? It's like delayed for three hours, you know what I'm s…
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56:35
when i went to masaimara i used to buy mobile data although wi -fi The safaricom was available while at Masaimara although I was surprised to even realize I can use my safaricom line while at Masaimara and it was working perfectly, it wasn'…
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57:54Capitolium 19: i think i understand juju because here in the philippines it's the same too like the wi -fi connection isn't as as um as… 100s · Speaker 2
i think i understand juju because here in the philippines it's the same too like the wi -fi connection isn't as as um as fast and we also use if we don't have wi -fi here we also use mobile data and i think um while i'll still research on t…
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59:34
so with like the monthly promo right is that like a would that be like a temporary solution or more of a permanent solution, right? For example, when I'm thinking about Safaricom, if you get a router or something, is it pay -to -play? Every…