Longest day in the history of the world. It's like 16 hours later. It's still daylight Here's the bathroom.  So have a look at this Yeah Look at this. Literally just runs down the back who goes around the wall and then comes into this drain This is the reason as well that we had this like shoes here. There's like swimming shoes So always when we had to go in the bathroom, we had to put these ones on. Oh, look, we are actually Underneath street level.  It was advertised on Airbnb as like, you know This basement place from the movie parasite experience this in Korea. It was really cool experience We got everything we need here We have even a washing machine and finally we could catch up with a little bit editing So that was really really really necessary. We managed to get eight episodes edited in four days We were editing hardcore Bye guys The wallet of the phone Yep, oven is off Good morning world. Welcome back to our circumnavigation around the globe by motorcycle We're here in the city of Encheon just south of Seoul in South Korea We arrived here last week and whilst waiting for Bumblebee to arrive at the airport We've just been getting busy with some editing eating some good food and also Organizing the next part of our journey the ferry to Vladivostok But today is a super exciting day because Bumblebee has arrived at the Encheon International Airport in Seoul And we're about to go pick her up. Yeah So we got a whole load of stuff with us right now And we're just heading over to the bus stop to the airport. We're hopefully Bumblebee will be waiting for us Yeah Cost 3,001 for the bus and I had exactly 3,001 But then suddenly he pointed on a different price and I didn't have enough money and then he said okay Come in come in it's okay. It's quite difficult here actually We were looking for an ATM and we can't find any ATM around like we tried one and Our card didn't work So actually we are completely out of money and we're on the way now to the airport and hopefully there will be an ATM There's a robot here at the airport look look look look Please don't carry a prohibited item. It's your own risk. Please give me the airline information Nice okay, so we are in the airport now We have to find our way to the cargo terminal, which I think we have to take the subway actually yeah Airports are just always very big it feels like we're in the Mace here And we don't really know where to go it feels like we are walking in circles We'll find it we'll find it found it See you in a bit So because all of our bags are super heavy. I've just left Lavie over there. I've just got to try and find Somebody something he's gonna tell me where bumblebeers 15 minutes later. I think I'm getting closer There's a lot of big buildings around I'm just looking to see if I could find some sort of desk or office or somebody to ask show them our Airway bill which is like the document that shows the shipping of the bike See if they can point me in the right direction. Just keep passing these warehouses. I'm just like looking inside like his bumblebee in there His bumblebee in there And there's so many warehouses around here bumblebee could be literally anywhere Okay, I found a customs office I'm gonna see if I can find something to talk to you Excuse me A collection A collection of Air Canada Okay, so we're getting a little bit closer the customs officers managed to find bumblebee So bumblebee is actually here definitely and they gave me this piece of paper And that's all the information about where bumblebee is and what's happening So they told me that I have to go over to this warehouse, which is in front of me here And present them with this piece of paper And then we can start the process to free bumblebee onto the streets of South Korea So I was like wandering around A bit a little bit lost and then one of the ladies from the office kind of came over and rescued me She said that they can help me get the temporary input permit here for Korea But I have to wait a couple of hours. So I'm gonna go back and get La Vie And then maybe find something to eat and then come back And see if we can free bumblebee this afternoon. I don't know I'm just running around doing what I'm told It's starting to rain. Yeah, we should go somewhere indoors. We're kind of getting somewhere. Hey No idea I don't know why we always end up going around the airports on our own And doing all this stuff is like in Brazil we had to do everything on our own And then in Panama, we were just on our own walking around and now we're on our own walking around again Two hours later So we got given back our way bill They told us now we have to go back to the main airport to terminal one just the normal airport Not even the cargo airport and apparently we can do the customs process over there It's crazy because we came all the way from the main airport all the way to the cargo airport, but apparently we have to go back Looks like we're getting somewhere We've made it to the right office finally and the right person and we're just preparing all the documents now to try and Get this permit sorted. It's now three fifty. So We have been here since 10 o'clock So it took us quite a while to find the right person This airport here is huge the biggest airport ever in the world Yes, so we're finally Out of there. What time is it? 5 30 So it's taken us quite a few hours to get here, but we got our temporary import permit. We have to make our way Back over to the cargo terminal get bumbebe free. We know that it's cargo terminal sea Door 57 I think 56 57 Onwards to bumblebee They're doing some copying and they're doing some stuff. So I think we're on the right track And I think we're in the right place. This is exciting Name, okay Bumblebee's here Bumblebee is officially happy and alive It says that they drained the gas tank if they really have drained the gas tank completely then We've really got to get to a petrol station Nice we did it So now it looks like we've got to reconnect the battery and then see if we can actually get bumblebees fired up Oh, yes Okay Thank you. That's awesome. Are you ready to finally make our way out of here? All right ready No, wait, I think I think I'm gonna oh the battery's dead Yeah That's so funny. I literally just started it before Wait a minute. We just turn it off again. The battery was disconnected. So it should be fine Um, maybe we have to jump start it Okay Yeah, I think battery dead Yeah Okay, push push push push. Wait a second Okay, no, it needs to be faster. Okay faster faster faster faster faster Okay No Yeah, okay, okay Plus and minus. Okay Okay Okay, yep Yep minus Voltage, yep 13 yes Uh-huh. Yeah, okay Thank you Finally finally finally On the street moving with bumblebee That's amazing And that guy was so nice. Hey super nice. He brought us a drink Then he gave us a backpack and then he gave us a jump lead. Yeah, he just helped us so much. Wow. That was so nice Absolutely amazing. Yeah, I love my new peg peg already I didn't think it was gonna happen today really I was like Oh, it's like what is it 8 p.m. Now? Yeah. Wow. So we've been here for like 10 hours. Wow So now that we're on the streets of Korea The first place that we have in our navigation Is domino's pizza and we haven't actually booked an accommodation for tonight. So at domino's pizza We're going to have a little look on booking.com and just see if there's anything that we can find Wow, that looks nice. Yeah, cool. Yeah. Wow. Look at all the lights. I can't believe it This entire building is just covered in LEDs Thank you So they said you're not allowed to Eat the pizza inside. They only do takeaway So we're just literally going to sit outside the domino's and just eat it on the curb We haven't eaten the whole day. I'm so starving. I'm really looking forward to this When they saw us eating on the street the guy came out and he felt bad for us. So he invited us back in This pizza is so good What a pizza that was much needed So we have managed to find ourselves an accommodation. It was like 70 pounds room reduced down to 30 pounds and it should have Free private parking. So yeah, we're just gonna head there right now What's the situation? So he said parking is at the basement of this hotel. So I guess it's here This was an experience. It's like a self check-in system here at the skytop hotel And I just put all my information in there and then they gave me the card And I think we're ready to go now That's cool. I gotta go and park Bumblebee Down in the basement Yes There's the elevator Ah It's a motorcycle just here So I'm gonna park right Behind you can still get out. Hey Yeah, absolutely Cool. Good evening guys. We made it. Happy to live Bumblebee safe in the basement and we're in some bathrobes Because they were in the cupboard and we had to just put them on Exactly. It's so luxurious here. Oh my god. Like this room is amazing It's I think it's brand new. The bed is so nice and new. We have a washing machine I've never seen such a small room with so much stuff going on. I mean, look, they've got kettle with coffee and tea They've got two hobs. They've got a giant fridge Which is insane. They've got another sink Then a beautiful bathroom Yeah, that's some crazy luxury for us After a long day of waiting to be honest, I thought we might have had Bumblebee out of there like In one hour in the morning. I thought we were gonna explore the whole of Seoul today But in the end that was a very very long day And a big struggle to get Bumblebee free but Bumblebee is free and we are ready to go And I'm super super happy about it. I just can't believe it. So tomorrow We can start exploring Korea. Yes, and that's it from us today. We hope you enjoyed the video If so, please give us a thumbs up Subscribe to the channel share the video with your friends and family comment below And if you really really really like our videos, you can join us on patreon. 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Akshok. Hamu kwa lamba umutu tazama, tukukunye launch hiya chadika hapa Ashalom Garden, namba putunasimu kombani Ashalom House, na piya tunata ku zungumza, na kijana fula ni hapa, mba itunata katu, a zungunze nasi, sena piya atajintrodise mone. Komadjina mi na itua moses gift, me kuja hapa Ashalom House ku launch chadika, new project, yaku charge masimu, publicly, kama kututa ohivi, ukunasimu ako imezimika, for emergency purposes ni ni, moneza tu charge, kutu reliable na iko cheap, like as low as 20 bob moneza charge, nya new project na, ina support piya mavi jana, kone employment opportunities, nya good idea at all. Are you part of this maybe kama one of the komechi members zama maybe what are your take, mwa wewe wuna, ukwokama na ni hapa. Ok mi mi, actually ni kukama supporter, actually my friend mi launch, ni idea ya ke, na, ni kikuja hapa piya, anta kwa kama piya, teme market ohivi, jupia audience yang wata ona, lafu wata support, sabuni idea poa. Uki sama, audience yako piya wata ona, wata support, yako manisha komba, audience ni kumanisha komba, ni wuna following kubatu na sana, weni na ni? O mi mi, mi mi, kumajina na ito amosis gift ya, zina wana ni ni, niposa kako kapunye marketin. Na, kwa ukina, ukia nga liya po, instagram na ito amogi, na, wow, wa utakat, ito amogi, maugi na ni like what you do, teme ni ni ni wuufanya. Mi actually, media kumukuna following kubu, of course there is something that you do. What do you do? Niposa kako kapunye marketin. Oh, mi mi? Ngoja, wuji kenye unadu, po komtanda, ama waweni, teme dueni marketin. Mi mi personally, ukia nga loko pejangu mi ni marketa, mi ni promota, ama event, wakama makulabu ni ni ni, na, nika mi ni teme youth ambassador hiwi, kiplani, ya, na mulireta hiwi. Okay, kuna katipetwe kuna na moheshimi, wama iksongo. What's your relationship with him? And also maybe if you will talk to him, kama part of the marketing team, kama maybe you utamui, mongereisha boat supporting this idea? Oh, actually, nili kwa ni mi mwambia ni, ali kwa kotap le, ako wakombali, ako waza kuja, but ni mi mwambia idea, kusimani poa, ya. So, ako like, ujetwambia your relationship with Mike? Oh, Mike, ni, my father, yep. Oh, he's your father? Yep. Okay. Right. So maybe kwa le wa vijana, youthamba wana takaku changamuki ahiki tu, utawa convince aje, so that wana it's something that ni kitu legit. Okay. Ata wana mi wana, e me launchi wana, kitu legit, ako na kitu e ni, si legit e ni, e ni hi launchi, like, the fact that e me launchi wana ni legit, na ata idea e ni, ni kuchadz masimu, kwa the public. So, ni kitu e ni ita benefit, the normal audience na the public, in general, yep. Right.   Na, SSSU kuko niya familiar, kwa kuhu no na, ye about the story, ah, depu ga cha, kuku tana na raila, na pali inje, ok according to me, in politics, mu siko majorli in politics, but kitu anasema na, ni wukuli.  I support, ye. Asema korite, korite, korite, kila kitu anasema korite, but in politics, I am not there. We've seen him supporting people sana, sana, and maybe to a word of, a good word to your father, because he knew that he was supporting people and he was not maning for them that's a good thing that he's doing yeah, the guy is so supportive and he bio innovation he inspired me in the camp One twapalinja on a seamakamba when you father is a big bald sprinting in the camp you have to do what you're doing Ni siisini dia panmokongalia you are so humble. What keeps you moving? Ni siyon ni, siyon ni nangi pointe yaku ringa. Juh, after all, we all need each other to survive.  Ok, maybe your last words to Kima Lisa Utambia ni ni ma youth. Ambao pia, waku maybe disappointed, waku paletin, they don't know what to do, hawa juwanzi e wapi, waku tu utezao encourage ya juh. Mi, nenezao encourage tu ofanya kitu ana piyanda, juh, ukiwa na ambition ni yaku, yaku fatakitia, uwe fanya tu kitia yaku, na ita kuatu renowned. Kama, kama rafiki yangu wanya meting ni zahi, ini project yake, yun ni ambition ni yake. Ali kwa inspired na alia muatu wa fanya. So kama wuna wana tu kuchini lakini wukwana idea, wetu ambi yam tu ama jaribuku fanya watu wana uta saidi ka. Of course tu na juh, watua kisha juh, you are close to Mike Songo and also his wafala. Na watua na kujanga na mashida mingi inbox, so lewa siju sija nime lala juh, natsaka uongeleshe Mike Songo wa fanya even. How do you handle such? You know you get a lot of text, maybe pale kumitandao. Ata epa evu kitembe evu mtu aki juwa wuku close to him, of course kuna mtu otasema. Ah ulazima kwa na pesa na kuja kwa biawa, sija kula. Sija fanya nini, maybe ulazima 100 na jibutu kwa biawa. Okay, normally na saidi yanga pilesi naweza, na pia obviously kuna weni wana, wana kwa nga tu imposters, but wazi juwa. So, but mi mi wana naweza na saidi ya. Yeah. Alright, thank you so much for your time. And uh, weni maambol, tunapenda evo. Welcome. From the look, mtu anezaku. Hi guys, hope you're doing well. Tuko hapa na, uh, it's a launch, it's a launch ya, initwa cha jika, cha jika. Na we have the CEO here. We want to have some good time together at Lisa Tuambie. More about it and also the team. First of all, uh, maybe see what I introduce the team then to Tindalia. Hi. Hi. How are you? I'm fine. I am Murunga Immanuel. Yeah, and this is cha jika. Welcome for this event launch. Thank you so much. So, before I may be joining you to Maswali, introduce us to your team. Mm-hmm. Maybe they introduce themselves, the name? Yes. Okay, eh, my name is Harika Rwaja. I'm the member of a cha jika community. Yeah. I'm June Nga. Still a member. Yeah. I'm Nelson Hagai. I'm in charge of communication in cha jika and also I city innovations. I'm Mr. Vela Mudoku, a close friend to Emmanuel. Just a support. Wow. So, Emmanuel, tell us more about cha jika and maybe what inspired you to come up with the idea? Uh, when I started cha jika is during the event at Nyayo. Uh, when the president had promised that there'll be a code to join an Arizona school that was in Nyayo Stadium and just after the event, when we were supposed to get the codes, I noticed that most of us, our phones were off and the sockets at Nyayo could not help all of us. So, basically that is where the idea of cha jika came. Yeah. So, mm, una tim kubapa, ila mbonawau. Bona wewa kusmama, yom bumbia, IT. Bona yulepale. Bona siwa tuengine lakini wawa? Now to start, oh, these are the closest people and we decided to start with them because we are not paying them fast. These are people who have offered the intellectual skills to help us as we help the entire community charge and provide employment and so many other things. Yeah. Umisama kwa mba siwa, misama kwa mba hawali pichu chote. Akini mbonawau kakubali, ata kama ni mambo ya what you love doing, bona kakubali akumba chatu nimsidee. Kuma ni siwa akumba fuchia cha jika ni kubatana sana? Na, nakubalena na ui komba fuchia cha jika ni kubua na nili amua komba nimsidee kwa sababutari I have the skills, ISOs, ICT and innovations. Sasa ni maona iwa po nisi po msiidee and tamu siidee nani. Kwa vijana tunaji akumba vijana ata kwa inchi weki wama jitenga. Nwa kata mbapu tunaji tanga na ideas na twosidee kwa iwa ni mzuri twosidee ni. Twosidee ni mingini ata kujapadae. Okay. Manu, mibu uto eleze kido goju I know most of the people at Juliza, how does it work? I charging, maybe we say makuna sola na apia ume, mibu kuna placesambazu make a specific placeambazu tenda kwin. So, Lizzy, what is it? So, Chajika basically is a station that is powered by solar. It's a working station, you don't need anything. Only what you need is just the few funds to charge and the funds we are using is to service the personnel and everything. So, at Chajika basically we are providing everything. The shed, the charger, the security and everything. Yeah. With funding this, do you have maybe politicians who are helping you to fund all these amawu naifanya ukiwapakia? Bado, we are welcoming all the partners that are willing to join us and it's not just joining Chajika. You are joining to help the community be powered as we've written that we want to power Kenya's digital agenda and that is what we want and that is what makes us different from other people is that our motive is not money is what we can do for the community and that comes now to the question you asked me that what is funding this is we decided to start with our own funds because of the need. So, now our call is now to everyone, anyone who is willing now to help Kenyans be powered because of everything that is happening. The Gov. Kononi, the services you can see now the government wants Jitume. Jitume will be using funds. Now it's one thing to introduce the services and it's another to make sure these Kenyans and citizens can charge their funds at their convenience. Let's hear from one of your team. I know you here to support Manu na iyo vishonambia kunaio and of course we understand when someone decided to support something kuna zili expectations maybe unexpected what are some of the expectations muna tegea you being a TBRK? How many expect? Okay, as a team personally the reason why I am supporting Manu and becoming one of the Chajika member because I know him personally and how potentially it is. So, our future now comes where we will okay require support from now maybe the county government or from the now the president he say Excellency Dr. William Ruto so where we will be doing where we will be more of youth empowerment and job creation and opportunities. Now, we are going to talk about the KPLC and we will talk about the electricity so we will come back to that and we will talk about the president Ruta Alifanya and Ali Bhuta Ali Bhuta Kazi and he will be working in the airport. Now, we will talk about the electricity and how it is and what president Alifanya is going to say to Manu. Now, what I will say I won't comment so much about that because he understands best because if I had knowledge of why he sucked them I would say about it but now that we are getting into the field I know we will be versant with everything that is happening but basically that is why we are coming in because the future is solar and that is why Chajika is coming in and Chajika is not just about charging phones we want to change the whole energy thing because as everyone can see electricity is no more reliable because of the costs and everything. We saw MP Salasia commenting about people coming up with ideas of maybe about I commented on the climate and we want to come up with the idea of solar and he said he is ready to support people who want to come up with ideas maybe what you will take on that are you ready to invite MP Salasia to join this team also to support you? To defraise Anna if they help us number one, number two my call is to everyone who is able there are so many other innovations that Kenyans need to be helped so now as they help me they will be helping others because I am a lead way to so many other innovations like all the group of people who are here all of them are innovators but we are saying there is something that has to start so we are starting with Chajika before we now go to any other thing so back to the question Salasia wherever you are we are calling for help as you said and not just Salasia everyone else because we are privileged that so many MPs are young people and most of them are hustlers they have found their way into this and we can see now I just forgot to say maybe the objective of this before we forget our main objective is to create employment as well employment because I say this thing there is an engineer there is a mechanic for we having we have the future of this we want to automate it and everything so and also these stations we want to give out these stations so that people can take them at a price and go and put it at their place of convenience so job employment we really want because it has been a task for the government I want the government to decentralize this so that us as youths can help ourselves I support the idea very much because I know the challenges that are there in the field of there especially look at events there was an event I attended back Safari come to our lives and we are with friends we are trying to record movies and the phone goes out you know you can't just walk into any booth because they are not charging booths they are just booths that are selling food selling other things but not charging so imagine you missed out the entire event because your phone didn't have power so imagine if this thing existed at that time and have very good memories of Twaweza life so this is a very good idea I would really appreciate if it if Kenyans and the youths accept it all right maybe it kumaliza manu parting short from you and also to convince our fans that this is legit wak nasi uongo wambesi uongo oh you can see maybe you'll have videos of people charging or maybe we will allow you guys to charge and you can see we've made sure that it's far away from the electricity ports and everything so that you can confirm that is solar charged we are using solar energy and the convenience that comes with solar and everything and as she has just mentioned maybe if not to forget our target is also the event the main events because like the national events the end and people are frustrated because of power loss and big up to I've seen there are cuts that are also trying to help people charge within the cuts but now we are bringing the convenience to the event places the event premises into the towns when people are lighting because so many people come from the metropolitan others from Mombasa and by the time they're in the city their batteries are low so that is where shajika comes in okay right right nihivo we have a question here yes yes if you see shajika in five years to come and if you have achieved the goal that you want maybe locally here in the country are you open to maybe moving outside Kenya internationally or within the continent now shajika in five years shajika we are seeing shajika everywhere in the country we are seeing shajika being bought as a project of the people being owned by the people we are seeing shajika as something that will change will change the perception of the government and so many people about us innovating our own things and innovations as I was just saying earlier I noticed so many things are being created from outside and people even Flabagas said that we've made this here locally because we are using everything locally we didn't have the liberty to go and do it outside so in five years I see shajika will motivate youths that the innovative ideas can be implemented here in the country through shajika thank you so much for your time and we wish you all the best thank you thank you maybe I say something before we conclude so I'll me the only message I can now pass I'll just this will this I'm directing it to now the governor a local MPs or the MPs and now to now the president now for maybe support yeah and so that when we have the support no shajika even we we we should we should we now we're not in for the for five years now at least to for even a year will be somewhere yeah okay thank you thank you