How a note post led to my appearance on AbemaPrime: The story of how I became the 'That's right' guy instead of the 'bad cook'

Yesterday, I made an online guest appearance on AbemaPrime's I thought I followed the recipe... People who can't cook well segment.

You can read about the interview before the appearance here.

I had been given a rough idea of the program's flow and the questions I would likely be asked.

I had also prepared general answers for them.

Even so, before the show started, I was in a bad way with nerves that made my chest feel tight.

And then, once it started, listening to the others talk until my turn came, I was completely overwhelmed and my composure flew far away.

The result... I became the ' That's right ' guy, constantly repeating ' That's right guy'.

I was trembling at the greatness of the people I usually only see on TV.

Even if you have a certain script or flow in your head, the speed at which they think to keep the program running smoothly no matter what happens.

I usually just watched it at home without thinking, but I can only say they are simply amazing.

The nervousness didn't stop even after the show ended

Even after it was over, the chest-tightening nervousness didn't go away... my heart wouldn't stop pounding.

My partner laughed and called me the ' That's right guy'... but I was in no state to sleep.

Today, while eating dinner, my family checked it on YouTube... and I was definitely the ' That's right ' guy.

An old guy who is usually a stranger to nervousness...

I've never been that nervous during job interviews, my own wedding, speeches at friends' weddings, or other opportunities to speak in public... but this was my first time experiencing that chest-tightening feeling (lol).

The reaction of my children who watched AbemaPrime with me

Eldest daughter: 'Uchira-bu-san, you were good.'

Second daughter... she didn't even notice!

My eldest daughter, who doesn't usually follow me much, said some kind words to me, and I almost cried.

This is what it was like on the day.

Regardless of how I performed, it was a truly valuable experience.

How a note post led to my appearance on AbemaPrime: The story of how I became the 'That's right' guy instead of the 'bad cook': Summary

Thank you for reading this far.

This time, it was about my appearance on ABEMA Prime.

They listened warmly to my clumsy story and supported me even though I kept saying 'That's right'.

Being able to hear their wealth of experience and precise comments up close was a truly valuable experience.

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Thank you for reading until the end.

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