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00:00 Except for like working together, what else do you guys have in common? 00:04 I guess we're both sweet. We're cute. 00:06 First of all, we're cute. 00:10 By the time this tape airs, we would already finish our hierarchy. So we don't know the time yet, but you're aiming for it. 00:18 SUP NINY. I know the word. I complain a lot when I train. I do too. Yeah, my trainer was like, can you stop talking? Like being in this industry made me grow up a lot. Being an actress made me learn about someone else without having to talk to them about it. 00:37 It's like, oh. now this there's human like this on earth you know but most of the times because we're in the industry our life is kind of like an open book but on the top layer it's it's a very thick book 00:55 Oh, the location was looking so nice in the pictures. So nice. But not in real life. We had to go inside the set. 01:04 Oh, okay. We had to shoot till midnight to 1am, so it was like... 01:10 But you could potentially be the killer? 01:12 I can't tell. You can't tell? Because you can't remember. 01:25 All of the companies are trying to get a job. The world has no idea of the business that can be done in the best, but the business that can be done in the best. GCNT Expo 2026 says that the business needs to be done in order to change the business of the business. 2-4 digital markets are free, before the world is chosen to be a candidate for the business. 01:54 Nice to meet you guys. Nice to meet you too. Thank you for joining us on KD today. 02:06 a little awkward but well we won't be for long because today is going to be fun a fun talk especially in English too the first time that we met yeah and we have not even talked in Thai before so the first time being talking in English so yeah very exciting so do you well both of you speak English that's obviously but do you speak English to each other and do you use English a lot in work in life 02:31 Sometimes a little bit mixed Thai and English. Yeah? Mostly Thai. Yeah, mostly Thai. But sometimes we just spell English. Yeah, a little bit. 02:38 Okay. But today is going to be like an hour talk in English. That's great. Yeah. When was the last time that you gave an interview in English? You remember? 02:51 I think I've never done it before. 02:53 No? 02:53 No. 02:54 Oh, wow. 02:54 Like a real interview. Like actual interview. Like this is probably the first time. Wow. Oh, I think I did it one time. That's it. 03:01 Yeah. One time. One time. Wow. We're honored. Yeah. Okay. So, and the reason for you guys to appear on the show together is of course you'll be co-starring and playing the leads in this new series. 03:17 Yeah. 03:18 is your t-shirt too. Oh, nice. Wariroiso or Stillwater. 03:24 Yeah. 03:25 Very attention grabbing, very intriguing name. Yeah. So can you talk a little bit about like the name of the series? Obviously, it's not like rom-com. 03:34 This is the first time that I know the name is Wariroiso. Okay. Because we've been shooting this series for like almost two years. 03:44 And like the first time we know it's called Stillwater. 03:47 Right. 03:47 So yeah, this is the first time for us to know that it's called Wadi Wadi. 03:50 So this is like the Thai title, Wadi, right? So how do you feel about that name then? 03:55 Intense. 03:56 Yeah, right? 03:57 Intense name. Very, very catchy, right? What? What's the name again? 04:01 A hundred bodies. So yeah, a lot of people are going to die, right? 04:05 I mean, not a lot of people. 04:06 Not a lot of people? Okay. 04:08 But not one. Not one. More than one. Okay. 04:12 Yeah. And it'll be streaming on Disney Plus exclusively on this coming August. On the 28th, right? Yeah. So I can't wait because this is my cup of tea. I love like suspense trailer where a lot of people die and whodunit. So you guys be investigating, of course. 04:32 Yeah. 04:33 But you could potentially be the killers. Yeah. we could all be a killer who knows right yeah yeah but we have to find out like stay till the end and find out exactly okay all right so um well besides like except for like working together what else do you guys have in common 04:49 What else do we have in common? I guess we're both cute. We're cute. First of all, we're cute. Of course you are. I think both of us are pretty chill. Yeah. Cause like the first time I met her, I felt like we could vibe. We could really get along. 05:04 Right. Okay. 05:05 Similar vibe. 05:06 Okay. So what was your first impression with her? 05:11 Besides cute and chill? 05:12 I feel like we're... 05:14 We're like open. 05:16 Like we could be honest. We don't have to think too much about what we say to each other. And like, you know, we're just chill. Yeah, we're pretty chill. 05:26 Right. And also, we have learned that you guys are training for high rock. So you're into like gym and workout stuff, right? 05:35 So by the time this tape airs, we would already finish our high rock. So we don't know the time yet, but you're aiming for it. 05:44 It's going to be your first time for high rocks too, but your second, my second time. 05:50 Yeah. 05:51 Because you participated in March the last time. 05:54 Yes. 05:54 Right. And the event was so successful that it happened again in August. Yeah. Yeah. And this time it's going to be bigger, I think. Right. And your time is going to be better too. 06:04 It has to be competitive. 06:06 So you train hard. 06:09 Yeah. Yeah. 06:10 Why the long pause? 06:11 Yeah. I wouldn't say as hard as other people, but I enjoy the process. Still hard. Still hard. I enjoy the process. 06:18 Yeah, as much as your time allows, I guess, too. Because you've been pretty busy, right? 06:23 Yeah, but I try to squeeze in workouts when I have time. 06:26 Nice. Yeah. That's the way to do it too. You have to prioritize your workout. Otherwise, you cannot squeeze it in. 06:32 Yeah, it's hard. 06:33 If you let yourself be too busy with other stuff, right? Yeah. Okay. So, well, good luck for both of you and I'll be checking your time. 06:41 Thank you. 06:44 Okay, alright, so let's get to know both of you more through your own words. This segment is called one word or more, alright? Or more. So one thing you're most obsessed with nowadays. 06:59 Obsessed? 07:00 Yeah, besides like work it out. 07:03 Myself? 07:04 Yourself. 07:05 I was gonna answer the same. 07:08 In what sense? 07:09 I've been listening to myself more, learning about myself more. I just turned 29. So I felt like 29 is a year to become much more mature. 07:21 Yeah. 07:22 Understanding myself a bit more. 07:24 It's the last year for your 20s too. 07:25 I know, that's why. I want to turn 30 and become really mature. So this year I'll be focusing a lot on myself. 07:33 Listen, I'm 32, turning 33. I'm still not mature. 07:38 I don't think so too. 07:39 Well, it depends on your definition on being mature. 07:42 Mature as in you know what you want, you know what you like, you know yourself, why you're the way you are. 07:46 Okay. Yeah. Yeah. That's a great definition of like knowing yourself. So did you find it hard to listen, listen to yourself? 07:55 Yes, because throughout my life, all my life, I've been listening to other people about work, about what I have to do, about my job, about everything, and I never really listen to myself. So these days I'm more inclined to do what I want. 08:09 That's so nice because that's what I heard too from a lot of people, myself included, that sometimes we have a lot of noise and distraction in life, and we kind of feel like, what do I know? I have to listen to someone who knows better, right? Yeah, and then that happens, so we kind of ignore our inner voice. 08:28 Yeah, I think across this year, I've learned to say no more to people. 08:33 That's good. 08:33 I used to be like a people pleaser. I used to say yes all the time, but now I'm like, nope, nope, nope. 08:40 and you can do that like without hesitation and because you know that it would do good for you too yeah knowing how to say no right yeah yeah but in a nice way in a nice way too no okay no no no it's not gonna be like no go away no you'll be nicer yeah okay good explanation yeah because you still have to like want to keep relationship right right okay so what about you 09:05 i think for me i would say the same but like more like what i can do to improve myself to be a better version of myself as in like um the reason why i started doing training for hierarchs is because i stopped working out for like five years or more like since covid i see and i haven't started gyming or anything so I kind of like lose shape of myself. And then now that I'm get back, like I, the reason why I sign in for High Rocks is on my first day back of training. 09:42 Wow. 09:43 And like everyone was like, are you doing High Rocks? I'm like, High Rocks? No. Wait, are you doing it? And everyone's like, I don't know who's doing it. So I was like, if no one's doing it, I'm going to do it. Wow. In the gym. So, so. 09:57 Yeah, and then I didn't know that it was going to be hard. 10:01 But then it is what it is. And then I felt like after I started training, I felt like I'm more disciplined to myself. I feel better about myself because I feel like before I'd like to train. I feel like working out make me happy, you know, like the endorphins and everything. 10:22 And now that I'm back to it, I felt more refreshed. 10:26 And I felt like I don't know if it's just me or like people who work out in general. I felt more like determined, like what I want to go, who I want to be. You know, my mood is better. Everything is lifted, you know. 10:42 Right. It improves your whole self, not just your physical self. Yeah. 10:46 So now that I feel good about myself, I want to focus more like, what can I do to make myself better as in like work-wise, business-wise, like emotional-wise, you know? 10:58 Right. Yeah. It's a great place to start. Just go to the gym and start doing something like 11:04 And it's actually not that hard. It is hard. No, I mean like waking up is hard. But like when you get there, you just do it. Once you start and then you go with the flow and when you're done, you feel very refreshed. You feel alive. But I complain a lot when I train, do you? I do too. I do too. Yeah, my trainer was like, can you stop talking? 11:24 It's your way to go. 11:26 Shut up and just run. I complain, but I do it anyways. Right. 11:30 That's great because I used to be the same way too. Like I complain, but I try to do it. Yeah. And then at one point, just stop complaining. Just, okay, I'll do whatever you tell me to. 11:40 Yeah. 11:40 Yeah. So that's, yeah. One thing that you have to like overcome if you're not used to like this lifestyle yet. So I've heard one of the best ways to turn it into your lifestyle, not yours, not the session that you have to drag yourself and do it. Right. Wow. Great. Just go to the gym and everything will change for the better. All right. One English word you've just recently learned, like new word in your life. 12:06 Could be like slang. Could be... 12:08 Recently, I learned this word called... 12:13 Infobicity? 12:15 Infobicity. It's like info, information, and obesity. 12:21 Ah, infobicity. 12:22 So that is like too much information. Information overload, data overload. 12:28 I see. So because obese, obesity means like super fat, right? So infobicity means like overwhelming. Ah, okay. Nice word. Yeah. 12:39 Nice word. 12:40 Right, right, right. So you kind of learn how to like screen, like better your screening process. Exactly. 12:48 Like, especially now that we have so many AI tools, like we talk to them a lot, but like, we don't know, like we don't fact check that, you know? So, so now what I do is I go to a lot of AI tools and ask the same questions and see if I get the same answers. 13:06 Yeah. Yeah. 13:07 And sometimes, like, you know, nowadays, like, even my parents, like, my mom always send me, like, a lot of, like, information or, like, you know, reels that it's AI. Yeah. And my mom's like, oh, my God, look at this. I'm like, Mom, that's... 13:23 I'm like, I guess we have to like double check a lot with, with information we get into our like life nowadays. 13:34 It's very scary. Yeah. Because if we cannot catch it that, okay, this is all fake. It could be very dangerous too. 13:40 Sometimes you get wrong information too. 13:42 Yeah. Yeah. Infobicity. I love it. Do you have anything for us? 13:47 Oh my God. Mine is, let me think. Max tilt. 13:50 What is it? 13:52 I use this word a lot. 13:54 Max? 13:55 Max tilt. Tilt. 13:57 Tilt as in? 13:58 Mad. Every time I say this word to my friends, they're like, what are you saying? It's like when you're really mad. 14:04 Okay. 14:05 When you max, you're like maximum tilt. 14:08 Oh, really? 14:08 Okay. 14:09 I have never heard of that word. 14:11 Yeah. It's a funny word. I use a lot. 14:13 Okay. Like you see this sentence for us. 14:15 max tilt. When you do this, I feel max tilted. 14:18 So like super, super, super mad, super mad. 14:23 Okay. Nice to know. All right. You sounds very alpha. 14:28 Are you sure you're 29? 14:29 I am 29. 14:30 You sound like a 14 year old because you know like all this cool slang. All right. Okay. So one word to sum up your feelings toward Wari Roy soap, still water. 14:42 How would you describe it? 14:44 Intrigue. 14:45 Intrigue. Yeah, for sure. Yeah. The name alone intrigues us already. Yeah. 14:50 Like when I first got the script, the lines, I don't know. Yeah, the story. I was like, what's next? I keep wanting to know what happened in the story. And I guess if you guys started watching Still Water, you guys will be intrigued. 15:07 Wow, for sure. Well, what did you feel the first time you actually know the ending? of the story. 15:16 Like, our puzzle is solved. 15:19 You forgot it, right? Exactly. It's been almost two years, right? I was going to say, what happened? 15:26 So maybe you have to find out with us. 15:29 For sure, you won't be disappointed. Yeah, for sure. 15:32 That's a nice way to put it. Okay. How about you? One word for Wari Royso. 15:37 Challenging. 15:38 Challenging. Yeah. For you as an actor. 15:41 For me, as an actress, it's really challenging for me, and I believe everyone too. 15:48 Okay. 15:48 How so? Because we have to travel really far to go shoot. I see. So we have to take a three-hour ride in the morning. When we finish shooting, we sleep there for three nights. 16:02 You mean like you wake up from where you sleep and then three hours to the site? 16:08 Yeah, from Bangkok. So we have to go one day prior to the shoot. So we shoot Thursday to Sunday. So we have to go there Wednesday night, spend a night there. Or some people go Thursday morning. And then we finish the shoot on Sunday. And then we have to take the car back to work again on Monday. So it's very... exhausting and challenging for everyone and spending the whole day in the Uthayan under the sun and the forest and the forest. It's really hard. It's really hard. But overall, it's worth it. 16:42 It'll be worth it. 16:43 It's worth it. 16:44 Yeah. Okay. And what about you as an actress? 16:49 What did you have to do that you haven't done before in your prior acting jobs? 16:54 I know what you're thinking. 17:00 Okay. Let's say recap here. 17:01 It's a very new experience for us. 17:03 We have to like, okay, let's do this girl. 17:12 Oh, I would so much like to guess, but okay. I think I may be far off. So is it like, like, is it like safe to do this? Safe, safe. 17:23 Yeah, but for me as an actress, this role is very different, very challenging. So I have to act in the sense that I have like this PTSD. I'm depressed. 17:37 And in the sense of I'm not normal. 17:41 Really? Okay. 17:43 Yeah, so it's hard. 17:45 Well, a lot on the mental side that you have to carry. 17:48 Yeah, like mental illness in the story. I'm mentally ill. 17:52 I see. 17:53 Kinda, but I don't know that I'm ill. So it's a lot of layers. 17:57 Layers, right? Yeah. Okay. Wow. I can't wait to see how you pull all those because, but I'm sure that you being you that we know of, you'll be like put in more than a hundred percent. 18:09 More than a hundred. Cause usually in my general life, I'm usually very positive. I have a lot of energy, but in the series I have to flip like, flip like this, no energy, depressed, sad, anxiety. So it's, it's hard. 18:23 But isn't it fun to play someone who is so far away from your real self? 18:28 It is fun and it is very, very hard too. Because when you action, you have to kind of change into this person. You have to be conscious all the time. Because you can't be yourself. Even the posture is different. So it's hard. 18:42 Wow. Okay. Oh. Good job, because I haven't watched it, but I know that you've been doing a great job on that. All right, okay. How about one word you hear the other person say the most often? Like, what kind of, what word did you use a lot? I know myself. 18:58 Okay. Do you know? 19:04 It's hot. 19:05 It's hot. Even right now, it's hot too. Yeah, me too. 19:10 I'm actually cold. You're sweating. I know, it's really hot. You get hot very easily. My hands are freezing. See? 19:17 Yeah, okay. 19:18 It's hot. We're like in Syria. 19:20 Yeah, yeah. On set, I'll be hot all the time. She's like, I feel fine. It's hot, hot, hot. 19:30 She's more zen compared to me. She's more, she's more auton, more, more still. As in she can just sit under the sun, just sit still. But I'll be walking around featuring like screaming all the time. 19:43 Yeah. And you complain, especially about the temperature. 19:47 Yeah. 19:49 Other than temperature, you don't. 19:51 Yeah. Other than that. But I don't complain, like, complain, complain. I just say it out of the blue. 19:58 Like that. Oh, okay. 20:01 And what about her? What did she say all the time? 20:04 She doesn't really complain much. 20:06 Okay. 20:06 But does she have, like, a catchphrase or words that she say most often? 20:22 Like her signature phrase? 20:25 I don't even know. You said that? Because I used to wear my wolf all the time, remember? 20:32 on set oh yeah yeah when she fidgets and you'll be like that's it that's it yeah just take it in right yeah i'm like that i'm like the messy one she's more more still oh okay more mature you agree with that with that segment 20:54 I'm not sure. I feel like I'm not mature at all. But now that she said I'm mature, but like me compared to her, I would say, okay. Okay. 21:02 All right. 21:03 More still. 21:04 More still. 21:04 Okay. 21:07 Calm. 21:08 Calm. More calm. 21:09 More calm. All right. Okay. How about let's talk about movies then. Okay. One all-time favorite movie that you keep coming back to and watch over and over. 21:20 Movie? 21:20 Yeah. 21:23 I think we all have movies like that, right? 21:25 If I have to re-watch Titanic. 21:27 Titanic? Really? 21:28 I love it so much. 21:29 How many times have you watched it? 21:31 Many times. I remember it came back in the theater one time many years ago. I even went to watch. 21:36 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 21:37 I think I have to watch it once every year. Really? From time to time. I love it so much. 21:42 Wow, okay. Yeah, Titanic, huh? 21:45 Yeah. 21:46 Okay. What about Titanic that you like so much? The romantic part, the special effect part or the song? What? 21:54 All of it, I think it's made 30 years ago, but such a masterpiece. Every time I go back and watch it, I can't believe they made it 30 years ago. Everything was so perfect. 22:05 I agree. 22:06 Yeah. And the story, I just love it. 22:09 Right. They're great. Okay. And how about you? 22:13 I would say Dune for me. Dune? Yeah. 22:15 Really? Okay. Very different. 22:18 Very different. 22:19 Okay. So what about Dune that you like? 22:21 I like different type of like movies. So like, it won't be just one categories, you know. 22:28 I see. 22:29 Like, I can't pick a genre. Just... 22:33 If you said, I just feel like every time I watch it, I have goosebumps. 22:38 Oh, yeah. Yeah, like that. Even talk about it. Really? Wow, okay. Even the music, the vibe, everything, it just looks so... 22:46 Such a saga, right? 22:48 Yeah. Yeah. 22:49 Okay, so like Titanic and Dune. Yeah, one in the ocean, one in the desert. 22:56 You guys are so far away and so different from each other. Okay, what about your own movie or your own Lacan? Do you ever go back and watch yourself? Do you do that? 23:06 No, I don't. 23:07 I recently did. You did? Yeah. 23:10 Okay. For what purpose? 23:12 Just for fun. I watched May Night recently. May Night? Yeah. I shot it. I remember I shot it in 2015. 23:21 So it was 14 years ago. 23:23 Was this the first time you watched it? 23:25 I watched it one time in the theater and then, yeah, I watched it again. And then I was like, damn, I came far. 23:34 And it was a good movie. It was really good. I even felt really entertained watching it. 23:41 I like it too. Very entertaining. Yeah. Yeah. I liked it a lot more than I expected it. 23:46 Yeah. Surprisingly, I watched it again. 23:48 It was like, well-made. 23:50 Very well-made. And I was like, I came so far. Is that me? 23:54 So you were impressed with yourself? Yeah, I was impressed by myself. Okay, good. All right. How about you? Did you go back and watch yourself? 24:02 i don't like i don't do the whole series or like yeah i've never done movie so i wouldn't say movie i've never watched the whole series i just watched like some parts of it but that's it like every time i see myself i was like do i sound like that why do i sound like that i could have acted better i could have just like made the better face whatever yeah you know like so you were like depicting all about like your acting and just yeah and sometimes like every time i watch movie now that i like like i'm in the industry and i i complain a lot and like about the production like oh this oh they forgot to like something like that 24:46 Do you feel like you approach acting differently from the time that you just started off? 25:03 Compared to now. 25:04 Of course. Of course. Yeah, different. I feel like before, like the very first time that I started acting, I didn't know about acting. 25:14 I just know that, oh, you're going to become a Dala. And it's like the most important thing is you have to memorize your line. 25:22 Right. 25:23 But now I feel like we spend more time understanding the emotions and the motivations of the characters. 25:31 and i guess that's really good like i feel like they're like being in this industry made me grow up a lot because you know i'm a person who don't really cares about what other people do but like being an actress made me learn about someone else without having to talk to them about it because i'm an introvert and you know learning about the character made me learn that oh now this there's human like this on earth you know so more understanding more open to other kind of yeah characters yeah so it made me like i don't i don't have problem with how other people are like i just i was just like oh that's just how they are 26:21 I see. Well, that's good. Yeah. How about you? 26:24 For me, I've been doing it for so long that I feel that it's already a part of myself in the sense that I can snap in and out better than before. 26:39 I see. 26:39 Well, before, maybe a lot of times I might have problems stepping in and out of characters, especially, let's say, 10 years ago, if I had to act PTSD like this, depressed, I might have a hard time Exceeding a character, but these days I just I'm more immune to and to flipping back and forth and I learn more techniques about remembering lines and how to become more chill on set how to not be as serious because I remember Long time ago when I was shooting and then if the if the whole breakdown if you have to be crying or sad a lot of people would just act sad the whole time and not talk to people much. 27:27 But these days, I can adjust to it more. 27:32 Okay. Like you know where to jump in and then commit to the role. And then after the director yells cut, you can just jump out. 27:40 Yeah, like let's say this series, there are scenes where I have to go crazy, cry, become really crazy. But during the shooting when they cut, I might be sitting alone for a while. But after they say, okay, the scene is done, I can just snap out and like, ah! 27:57 That's it. Yeah. So I've gotten much better experience and skill. Yeah. 28:02 Experience and skill. 28:03 Yeah. And then I've mastered, mastered it already. 28:07 And then you find that like applicable to life too. 28:11 Like you can just like, I think I understand my emotions more because When you act, you kind of have to act, you know, how you feel, express it out. So in real life, when I sense that there's a feeling or there's emotions inside, I can detect it. And I can go, okay, this is this feeling. I'm angry. I'm happy. I'm sad. Because what? Because of what? And how do I deal with it? 28:40 Right. 28:40 Do I let it come out or do I keep it inside? 28:45 So I'm better at regulating emotions. But mine is the opposite. What? 28:50 Because like... 28:52 it's like you know with acting sometimes what what's in your head and what's your actually feels is it's different you know so like for me it's hard for me to like I know what I'm feeling but I don't know like which ways I should be acting you know no I guess it's just me. I'm not very good at expressing. 29:20 Because everybody has their own way to express and to act. 29:28 Wow, that's nice. And it sounds like something that you can just keep learning and keep finding out about yourself too. 29:36 It's a good path. Endless path. 29:39 Yeah, and you guys have been doing this for so long now. 29:43 So I wonder, is there any dream of yours from the childhood that you know for sure now that it will never come true? 29:52 Never come true. 29:53 Yeah. 29:53 Having kids when I'm 24. Yeah. 29:59 But you used to like be very specific. 30:01 Yeah. 30:02 Like about the age. 30:03 Yeah. Oh yeah. At which you will have. You don't know that. Oh, it didn't happen the way you expected it to be. 30:09 Okay. I think guys are different. 30:12 Guys go with the flow. Girls we plan every morning. 30:16 Yeah. Okay. All right. Which is very understandable because it's your body. It's your... 30:21 biology my choice like when you're young you don't know like what you have to go through before having a baby or getting married but now like 30:33 I'm not even, I don't, I don't even know. 30:36 I can't, I can't talk about it. I don't know. 30:38 Okay. All right. So any dream of yours that you know for sure that it will never come true? 30:43 Never come true? Anything is possible. I might be a president one day. 30:48 Oh, okay. All right. You used to dream of... Big joke, big joke. Okay, okay, okay. What kind of dreams that you used to have about like career or... 30:57 Like the person you will become in the future when you were very, very young. 31:02 I was thinking back and I was asking myself a lot. If I didn't become an actress. 31:09 What would I be? What would I be? Me too. What would you be? I don't even know. You don't know? Yeah. 31:15 Not even in the what if situation? 31:17 Like I think about it. 31:19 i'm probably not gonna be in thailand but like but like i'm super thankful for like me being myself yeah today like i would not change a thing yeah yeah i wouldn't change a thing too i think all the all the past because we're happy people we're just happy i'm really positive you are too yeah like i guess because we don't struggle in life 31:43 That's a big part of it. 31:46 Of being content with our life right now. 31:50 I don't regret anything that happened in the past. I think it shapes me to be who I am these days and I enjoy it. 31:57 So do you have the answer to that question that if I weren't an actor, what would I be? 32:01 I think I would have became a doctor. 32:03 Really? 32:05 Yeah, because I figured out when I was young, I really... 32:09 I remember my dad told me that I wanted to be a skin doctor or something. Because my dream was to make people beautiful. I remember what I said in sixth grade. And I would have pursued it. What happened to her? What happened to her? I mean, I fell in front of the camera, so did not have time to go to hospitals. 32:32 Yeah. 32:33 Okay. I want to talk to you guys about deal breaker too. So something that you used to tolerate maybe when you were still young in the industry, but now that you get older and be more experienced, you're not going to tolerate it anymore. So the kind of deal breaker that you have for your life right now, like drawing the line. 32:53 The lies. 32:54 The lies. 32:55 Yeah. 32:56 Okay. 32:56 I feel like because I'm an honest person, I would want anyone else to be honest too. Like if it's going to be late, if it's not going to be done, if you want to change it, just say it. You know, I won't be mad. Or if I be mad, I'll be just, you know, I'll deal with myself. 33:13 Okay. 33:13 But like, let me know the truth. 33:15 Mm-hmm. 33:16 So I can cope with myself too, you know? For me, it would be... Khoe. 33:23 What is it in English? Khoe. 33:26 Let's say... This thing? 33:28 I don't know it in English. 33:30 Let's say back in the days... 33:31 This thing would be more direct, I think. But khoe is like... What do you mean? 33:55 What's wrong with you? 34:19 Yeah, I would speak up for myself, but not not say bad things back to them, but just act in the way that to make the other person know that you shouldn't be saying this to me or to anyone. So just mind your own business and leave. Yeah, I just did it recently too, I think. 34:45 Really? 34:45 Yeah, at a wedding or something, some girls came up to me and say very disrespectful stuff. Maybe she didn't realize it, but for me it was very, and I just went, Walked away. Yeah. 35:00 But the face says it all. It says it all. You make that face. 35:04 Even sideways. Yeah. Says it all. 35:07 Yeah. Yeah. Wow. Okay. So if you know what Kwe is in English, please comment. 35:12 Please comment. 35:13 Yeah. Okay. So let's talk Wari Rai Sok. Still Water. Okay. So what is the series about? So I guess it's like murder, of course, mystery, thriller. 35:25 Okay. 35:25 Okay. 35:27 Can you tell us a little bit more about like the premise or the plot line? 35:31 Okay. So basically, I'm a new girl in town. 35:36 And since I've gotten the town, there's people missing. 35:44 And then... 35:45 But is this the name of the town? 35:47 No, the town is called... 35:49 It's the name of the town. Okay. 35:52 And then after there were people missing... 35:56 People start dying. 35:58 And then I guess there's this serial killer. 36:02 You're being very careful not to spoil. 36:05 What can I say? 36:06 What can I say? Because we haven't seen the teaser also. So we don't know how much they're spoiling us out. 36:14 Right, right. But of course there's a serial killer because there's a pattern, I guess, right? Like people die the same way. 36:21 Not the same way, but very... Continuously. 36:26 And we can tell that it's from the same person. 36:29 You can't tell. 36:31 And we can tell too. But it's pretty... Unexpectable. 36:39 That's what makes it fun, right? Yeah. Could it be you guys? 36:43 It could or it could not. 36:46 Okay. 36:48 You talked to me. 36:48 It could have been me. 36:50 It could have been me, yeah. 36:52 It could have been me too. 36:53 Okay. Wow. Okay. 36:57 We just have to find out. 36:59 But like, you know, everyone could be a sus. 37:03 A sus. 37:04 A sus. Yeah, okay. 37:06 Right. So what would be like one thing that you can brag about this series? 37:11 Can brag about? 37:12 Yeah. 37:13 You mentioned that before. 37:16 Oh, the location was looking so nice in the pictures. So nice. But not in real life. 37:22 Like, as we shoot... 37:24 We even have to go in the waterfall, all these kind of stuff. 37:29 So the cinematography department does a great job. 37:31 Nature. 37:33 Okay. 37:33 It's not like a kind of forest where like, you know, Thai Siri will go shoot. It's like... the actual forest place and even house wise where we live yeah oh god okay yeah so well we really struggle like when we really struggle filming it like it would take well we have to like we have to like to go inside the set oh okay as a transport like 30 minutes 38:10 like 30 minutes like three kilometers inside the forest yeah and i remember there were not any lights so they had to go set up lights the day before the shooting or else it would be usually people don't go in like after six but we shoot we had to pray we had to pray a lot it was really scary it was dark and we had to shoot till midnight yeah till 1 a.m so it was like Don't leave the scene, okay? Slay together, everyone. 38:41 Don't want anyone to go in the jungle and disappear. 38:44 So most memorable moments? 38:47 Are there some that you can share? 38:49 What do you want? What do you want? 38:57 I remember that day. 38:59 I remember the scene where you were all covered in red. 39:06 Okay, that one. Maybe I can spoil it a little bit. 39:10 Can I? 39:12 Okay, so there was a scene where I had to... 39:16 be covered in blood in the forest. And then before the shooting, they told me that, oh, there's a little bit of blood. Deep, deep, deep, deep around. But on the actual day, my God, they were basically pouring blood on me. In the jungle, and I was all covered in blood with the ta and pan. Yeah, it was pretty devastating. 39:38 Yeah, for the sake of authenticity. 39:40 Yeah, very new experience. 39:41 That's what they have to do for hearts, right? 39:43 Oh, yeah. And she was being so nice. 39:44 She said, pan pan, okay, right? and she was standing there 40:05 I didn't have the strength to even walk around because I had to cry and be all depressed and all. 40:13 And we had to shoot so many cuts, almost 10, I think. 10 cuts. And then I would just be sitting there in the bar, sitting there like, and Pichip got to use. Oh my god. 40:25 Yeah. 40:28 So is it your own blood or other people's blood? 40:31 I can't tell. You can't tell? Because you can't remember. Yeah, but that one was really memorable. Can't wait to find out. 40:38 Okay, most memorable for you that day. And what about you, Chippy? 40:43 Most memorable moment? 40:44 I think it would be like... It would be us... 40:49 in the scene together you were very careful again like can I say it would of course be us you know and also like I think just like every step of the way I guess it was hard but it was fun and it was exhausting it was it was everything all at once yeah so yeah 41:11 It's small. 41:12 It can't walk anymore because it's closed. 41:32 and like but it's sailing with the motorbike right yeah it was fun it was fun yeah looking back good experience right you don't get to do that every day so no no probably never ever never again never again no no i retired i retired i'm old now been there than that all right so um in english there's a saying like still waters run deep So it means like the quiet one or the most unassuming person could be very surprising in some way, or they could be hiding some very secret that could surprise you. 42:13 So do you guys feel like that's you? So are you pretty much like, oh, my life's an open book and everybody knows everything about me? 42:22 Or there's still a lot about me that people don't know. So how deep does your world run? 42:28 I think there's a lot about me that people don't know yet, but most of the times, because we're in the industry, our life is kind of like an open book, but on the top layers, like deep, deep underneath it, only the people really close to us know, or maybe they don't know at all. Maybe it's a secret that we never tell anyone that can surprise people. 42:51 Still figuring it out, but it's, yeah, it's a very thick book. 42:57 So maybe it's a kind of secret that you yourself don't even know yet. 43:01 Yeah. 43:01 Okay. Oh, that's good. Good answer. 43:04 I think it's like that for everyone. I'm not sure, but I think it is. Because even for me, like, if people, like, look at me from the outside, they would think I'm a certain type of girl. Like, maybe, like, I'm a bitchy type. I'm a, you know, like... No, you're not. 43:26 like you know but like i'm actually i feel like i'm like very boyish i'm very straightforward and like even though i don't say a lot i do say a lot but like there's so many things in my head that i can't like express it out because i feel like there's so much and when i'm about to say it it's gone there's only like new things coming running right here and i guess that's like like that for everyone also like with like feelings and what they been through in life i guess a lot of people like suppress their life problems their feelings their whatever under because they feel like where people don't see, that means it's safe. 44:16 But I guess the more I grow up, the more I feel like it's okay to talk about it, to be vulnerable. 44:30 Because eventually it's gonna be a rib curl if you keep it under. 44:37 I tend to express more. 44:41 I tend to. 44:43 I feel like I get to know you guys a lot more. But let's see if we can compare you guys to your alter ego from the series, like the character that you play. So this is called Mystery What If. Pan Pan would... 45:24 The real Pan Pan. 45:25 Freak out a bit. Maybe I call my dad or I call someone first. Okay. I call someone, I trust him. I will not walk in alone, I guess. 45:32 Yeah. 45:33 Yeah. 45:34 And Sipi, would you do the same? 45:35 I'd be like, who's here again? Let's see. Okay. Okay. You would walk in. 45:38 You'd be like, open the door and find out and shout like, who's here? 45:42 If that's my house and they can open my house, that means it should be someone I know. 45:48 Okay. Or like. And they don't even try to hide the shoes either, right? 45:51 Exactly. 45:53 Okay. 45:54 Oh, for me, I wouldn't walk in. Because no one knows my door code. And it's going to be weird. Because I live alone. 46:00 So what would Pin do? 46:02 Pin lock. 46:02 Would Pin do the same thing? 46:04 Pin would take a picture. Yeah. Pin would take a... Pin would pick up the camera. 46:10 And then selfie take a look. And then slowly walk in with the camera. 46:16 Oh, okay. 46:17 I don't think she'll be afraid. 46:18 No. Okay. And how about Yeen? 46:21 He would just walk, like look and just walk. 46:25 Wow, okay. 46:30 Okay. What if you open the fridge at 3am and find a note in your own handwriting that says don't eat this, but you don't remember writing this? 46:42 What would Pin do? 46:44 Pin. Take a photo. 46:46 Take a photo again. 46:47 She would take a photo and stare at it. What's going on? Did I hallucinate? 46:53 Something like that. 46:54 Oh, okay. Right? Right. She would question her own mind. 46:58 Yeah. 46:59 Okay. Maybe I did this, but I just don't remember. Don't remember. Oh, okay. 47:04 How about Jean? 47:06 Really? 47:06 I'm probably not going to even look at the notes. 47:09 And she, yeah, don't care. 47:13 But if it's pan pan, probably like, damn, I was still drunk last night. I was thinking too. I must have been intoxicated, not hallucinated. 47:24 I must have been so wasted. 47:25 So intoxicated to the point that, okay, I will trust my drunk side and not eat it and throw it away. Because drunk people always say the truth. 47:38 So do you trust your drunk self to be like wiser than your sober self? 47:43 No. 47:44 No. I'm so dumb when I'm drunk. I tend to do dumb stuff. 47:49 Don't trust me. All right. And Chippy, what would Chippy do in this situation? 47:56 I would taste it. It probably said don't eat it. 47:59 Not taste it? 48:02 What if it's poison or something? 48:05 It's okay to try. Damn! 48:08 I'll survive the poison. 48:09 See? No, if you taste it, you'll die. You'll probably be poisoned. A little bit. 48:14 A little bit? 48:15 Maybe like a diarrhea or something? 48:19 This is fine. 48:20 Okay. All right. How about this one? What if you found out that your new neighbor is a serial killer and he or she has just moved into that house next door? 48:31 Hasn't moved? 48:31 Has. 48:32 Has moved. 48:33 Yeah. Has just moved. 48:35 But how do we know? 48:36 Because you found out somehow. 48:38 Okay. 48:39 And then maybe you knew from like other sources and then you kind of spot that guy and isn't that the guy who's a serial killer? And then you found out he's moving in next door. 48:51 Oh, then maybe... Is he hot? Yeah, I was gonna say. So is that you seeing that as chippy or as you... Chippy and fat guy? What does he look like? You wanna go take a sneak peek? 49:05 So it depends on the hotness of the guy. 49:07 Do you like bad guys? 49:09 Are you a baddie? Yeah. 49:13 so even though he kills people but if his heart is okay i don't think so i mean i i think i would in real life probably really creepy yeah really creepy or maybe call someone and have them investigated a little bit yeah why is he still Why would she do that? Because she's friendly 49:51 Even to serial killer? 49:52 Yeah. Yeah. 49:53 Okay. 49:53 Yeah. I'd say. 49:55 Yeah. 49:56 Or maybe she can't figure out. Maybe. 49:58 Or maybe she too is a serial killer. 50:01 Maybe. 50:03 Possible. 50:04 Okay. Not spilling? Could be. Okay. 50:08 Well, yeah, we cannot wait to see this series already. And I am sure it's going to be fun. It's going to be a masterpiece of you guys too. Yeah. So any last word for those who are watching right now? And probably they'll be like, this is not my usual kind of like series because I'm so like... 50:30 You might figure out something you don't know about yourself 50:46 I feel like this is pretty new from the series in Thailand that we have. I just want you guys to be open-minded and try out. I just felt like with our team, with everyone else's... 51:05 Our hard work will eventually pay out. 51:08 Yeah. Okay. And by the time this episode will air, I think it has been streaming for some time now because it'll be streaming officially on Disney Plus exclusively on the 28th of August. So just go and stream today. 51:25 Yeah. Never try. Never know. 51:27 Yeah. 51:29 You will like it. If you don't like it, you can blog instantly. 51:35 But I'm sure they'll like it. And I will too. 51:37 They will like it. 51:38 I'm a subscriber to Disney Plus already. Me too. I won't miss it. 51:42 Thank you. All right. 51:43 Okay, so I have a lot of fun, you guys. Thank you so much for coming. Thank you for having us. Yes, and at the end of the show, I ask this to all my guests about their favorite word. So, what is the comedy of Bantan and Shippee? 51:57 Everything happens for a reason. For me. 52:00 Okay. 52:00 I truly believe it right now. 52:02 Right. Okay. Yeah. I like that too. Everything happens for a reason. Okay. 52:09 For me, whatever happens, always good. 52:13 Practically like the same vibe, right? 52:15 Yeah. Yeah. 52:18 So thank you so much, guys. 52:20 Thank you.