00:00Okay, so there is this common Korean phrase, and that is Leeds era, or Leeds period, that Koreans normally say every day, not every day, but a lot of the times, the other day, the Leeds era in Korea, that originated from Leeds United in England, the football club in England,
00:23and maybe like 10, 15, 20 years ago, when Jisung Park moved to Manchester United, a lot of Korean fans started watching the Premier League, and they saw this player called Alan Smith, and he used to play in Leeds United, and he was outstanding, he was the best player there,
00:47but when he was in Man United, he wasn't as good as he was at Leeds, so a lot of Korean football fans started calling Alan Smith that he was really good in his Leeds era, or like back in the day when he was at Leeds, he was like fantastic, but now in Man United, he's not as good,
01:10So that football expression became a common phrase in Korea, like we just say, oh, like back in my golden age, I was good at something, but also we say that, oh, back in my Leeds days, or back in my Leeds era,
01:29I was good at something, or I was younger, or like more pretty, or handsome, so came a really common phrase here, and a lot of people don't even know what Leeds mean, like they don't even know the football club, but they know the expression, the phrase,
01:47So I think it's a pretty interesting story to share, how do you say it in Korean, in Korean, you say,
01:57So like, oh, you say it like that, and that's, yeah, that's the expression of saying like, oh, it was my Leeds days, or like your Leeds era, that's it, that's brilliant, thank you.
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