Two hosts drink mint-lemon tea and discuss Bhutan's Fourth King, whose birth and coronation both fell on 11:11, a time tied to wish-making in their culture.
All right, so the lovely ladies brought me a hot towel as I came in, and then they also brought me some mint lemon tea as well. Here.
And then this lady is looking very beautiful in the camera. Oh, thank you.
And there's a great blessing.
Yeah, the blessings from the longevity.
Longevity.
Yes.
And then we have a tribute to the Fourth king here.
Yes.
Yes. So what's the significance of eleven eleven eleven? His birth.
So like his coronation, his birthday.
Oh
yes. Yeah.
Remember I told you like in my culture when it's eleven eleven on the clock you make a wish.
No, impressive. Yeah, we can make a wish.
Lucky.
Yeah, lucky. Yeah.
Ah, the tea is really good. It's good. Thank you.
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