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Hi, I'm Geumsiri from Nongbu. I've been working on the wire since yesterday. Today, I'm finally working on the lanyard. I've tried a lot of different ways to work on our lanyard. It's very easy to untie, and it's very easy to tie. This is the best way to work. So I'm going to film this. And when I'm done working on the lanyard, I thought I was done with work. I have to die to finish work. There's no end to it. Most people who don't know about fruit farming... I was like that, too. How do you know if you live in the city? When the fruit opens, I thought I'd pick the fruit and eat it or sell it. But now that I'm farming, I'm busy in winter. I think I only have a year or two off. I'm going to sterilize it from time to time. In conclusion, there's no end to work. And when we're working on the lanyard, I'm wearing a bag like this. This is a 28-liter hiking bag. I'm going to rip the hiking bag a little bit like this. I'm pulling the lanyard out and pulling it towards my shoulder. I'm working on the lanyard. I'm carrying scissors. I used to hang it next to the ladder. But it's much easier to do this than that. I think it's a little convenient. We're making a hole in the bag. I'm using it. And it's annoying to carry scissors. This is a rubber band. It's comfortable with elasticity. It's faster if you tie it up like this and work on it. I'm wearing a bag like this. I'm going to connect the lines and pull them to my shoulder. I'm going to tie scissors around my neck. And now I'm just moving my hands. neck Oh, I'm sorry. neck And when you do it, you can't untie the lanyard. You're going to remove the bloodless lanyard. Then we're going to tie the bag to the ladder. Tie it up like this. Can you see it? I'm going to hang it up and throw away the trash here. If you look at our greenhouse, it's clean. There's no trash at all. I collect all the trash right away. The land is good for the trees to grow well and the fruit is good. We never throw away any trash on the ground. It's very clean, right? This is the only thing I throw away. Branches and leaves from the tree. I'm going to give it back to you. This is all I have. I'll take a picture of you working on the lanyard. It's really fast, right? Tie it like this. 45-degree angle I'm going to keep it here and tie it up again. It's fast, right? It's fast, but why do we tie it like this? If you look at it, there's a space here, right? There should be room for this. I'm sorry to say this, but this is really good. Turn it around twice like this. You have to leave a space like this. If you turn it around once, Even if the string pulls forward, The string pulls together. But it's not pulling right now, is it? It's fixed. There's a space here, too. This tree is going to grow again. It's going to get thicker. That's why I'm leaving this much space. If you tie this up too tightly, The tree eats the string. Then the tree will be fine. So that the flow can flow well Leave some space like this. You can think of it as helping the tree to grow well. You pulled it and tied it up here again, right? You tied it up, right? But the reason I recommend tying this up is because Ta-da! It's loose right away, right? It's very comfortable when you untie it. It's the same with this one. It's hard for me to shoot alone. No one helps me do this. If you pull it like this, Even though I'm filming with the camera alone, If you pull it, It's just loose. It's loose. It's good to tie it like this. I'll show you again. Slowly Tie it up here like this. Tie it up naturally. Now, the branches... I'm going to tie the branches like this. So I'm going to wrap this around twice until the sun. Wrap it around and pull it like this. Oh! Like this. That's right. I'm filming this alone. I'll show you in detail with a tree branch that fell off the ladder. Just tie the rope. in a circle I'm tying it in a circle. It has to be a little long. I'm going to turn the tree. Put it in the middle of the tree. Turn the long string around twice. You have to turn it around twice. I'm going to put this string in this circle. The tree is shaking. I'm going to pull the long string and tie it up like this. I tied it up, right? No matter how much I pull it, it doesn't come loose. Even if I pull it like this, it doesn't push well. And if you look at it, there's this much space left. When the tree gets bigger, it gets thicker. Then, naturally, the two turns open like this. It's holding this place. If you tie it tight like this, the rope gets caught in the tree. The tree gets bigger and eats the rope. Then the tree won't be good. If you leave it like this, the tree will grow well. Pull it. This is how you fix the tree. The way to tie this is to fix it on the tree. After turning the string around, Press the overlapping part with your left thumb. Turn the rest of the string around again. I'm pulling the string out of the circle. I tied the tree to the branch. This is the facility. This is how to tie it to the facility. Pull it a little bit so that it's 45 degrees. I'm going to zoom in here. Hold the string like this and turn it over like this. Turn it over. I turned it over. And hold it. Hold this and make a hole. Hold it and turn it over to the other side. Pull it. Scissors I can't reach the scissors. I hung my neck. Pull it like this. It's good, right? If you do this, it's easy to untie. If you do this, the tree won't come loose. If you get used to your hands, this method is very fast. I tied it in an instant. It's so fast, right? If you tie it like this, it's fast to tie it well. It's very fast when you untie it. The sun is too bright. I'm sorry, scissors. I tied it up quickly, right? Let's see how many seconds it takes. I think it only takes five seconds to do it slowly. It only takes five seconds to do it slowly. There's a clock on top of the camera. Let's see how many seconds it takes. One, two, three, four, five seconds. Five seconds to tie it. One, two, three, four, five seconds. It takes 10 seconds to tie one. It's really fast, right? I'm doing it slowly to show you. Hurry up. Then hurry up. I'll count it again. Hurry up. I'll take a picture. As soon as I put the string on, One, two, three, four, four seconds. One, two, three, four. I think it's 3.38 seconds. It's fast. It doesn't take 10 seconds. It's this easy. It's easy to tie a string. It's fast to work. When you untie it, it's really... You saw it earlier, didn't you? It's really fast when you untie it. That's why it's easy to tie it like this. And first of all, the tree doesn't tighten its neck. It's a great way. If you look here, I've done the string work. It's like a fan. We're using it to spread it out a lot. I'm swimming. When you tie it up, There are branches like this. Then tie it in the middle. Tie it in the middle, pull it, and tie it here. Why do you tie it in the middle? If you tie it at the end, The tree bends like this. That's why I can't. If you tie it in front of you, If you pull it too hard, The branches can break. I'm tying it in the middle. So the angle is about 45 degrees. You can think of it as bending. You don't have to pull it too hard. Later, the fruit will open here. As the fruit grows, it slowly grows. It's going to sink slowly. Then, if there's a line that's too long, You can tie the line back. You don't have to pull it from the beginning. Then the branches will break because of the tree. So I'm tying it in the middle like this. And you have to pull the branches like this. You can't reach the branches. Is this a hook? Pull it with this hook. You can hang it up and tie it up like this. Then you don't have to reach out and get the stem. I'm sure you all know this. There may be people who don't know that. It's good to use a hook like this. This hook is very useful. You know when you pull out the conti box? It's good to hold it up and hang it up. It's good to use it when you pack it. We've tried a lot of different ways. It's the best. I've taught you a lot of videos. I've filmed a video. I'll try to tie the string again. I'll post another video next time. Thank you.