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Well, Kevin, today I thought we could talk about the future.
And I like planning for the future.
Yeah.
Yeah.
One interesting thing about talking about the future in English is that the english language has no pure future form.
If you think about it, there's no inflection that we can use on the verb to change it, to talk about the future.
Like a lot of languages, you know that you can manipulate the verb or change the verb, and it means future.
And we can do that with Korean.
There's a very specific, like, just change.
This is future this.
Exactly.
It's just like they have a word that means the future or something you put on the end of the word that means future.
English, you know, ed means past, so, you know.
Right.
If you use an s, that can mean third person singular in the present.
Simple.