In this short, spontaneous street‑style video, a self‑identified dating coach (Speaker A) approaches a woman (Speaker B) who works at a skin clinic. The conversation quickly covers her Indian heritage despite a Thai appearance, her role at the clinic, and her beverage preferences (coffee vs. matcha). Speaker A reveals his profession—coaching men on self‑expression and confidence in romantic and career contexts—while subtly proposing a matcha drink as a low‑key date idea. The exchange ends on a friendly note, showcasing a real‑time cold‑approach technique that aims to secure a casual meet‑up over matcha.
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Excuse me, sorry, you speak English? Yes. Yeah, this is gonna sound super spontaneous. I just saw you and then you look nice, so I wanted to come say hi. Yeah, you like— you're not Thai, right? You're definitely not Thai. You're Thai? No way. You're like half, maybe like half like Italian or something?
Indian.
Indian. So you're Thindian.
Actually, I'm full Indian.
You're full Indian? Okay, but you told me you're Thai. Thai national, Thai citizen. Okay, okay. So you're Indian, but you grew up here?
Yeah.
I've been to India actually, right? And I have a lot of Indian friends. But you also don't look Indian.
Okay.
What's going on? You're like confusing me. You distracted me and you're confusing me. What's going on?
I guess that's just the kind of person I am.
You seem like you just came out of like an office, you know?
I just finished work. You just finished work? Skin clinic?
Okay. Okay, so you get a lot of like Korean people roll through?
Yeah.
Because it's probably like cheaper. My boss is Korean. Your boss is Korean? So it's like a Korean Korean clinic? You're like an assistant, or do you like actually— you're a doctor? You have a doctor vibe.
I'm glad to give off that vibe. I hope my patients can trust me. I'm glad.
Yeah. Are you a matcha person or coffee person?
More coffee. Slowly trying a bit more matcha.
Okay. Have you had matcha over there, like at Emporium? You want some matcha?
You never told me much about you.
I coach men.
What do you do? What do you coach them?
Self-expression and helping them really kind of complete their past. Yeah. And then like be comfortable in their own skin, so like they don't— like when they're out there meeting whoever romantic context or, you know, career or whatever, like they know how to really express themselves, you know, fully. Does that make sense or am I just like gibberish?
No, no, it's not gibberish. I'm trying to understand. Thank you for this. Yeah, no worries. Steven, it was nice running into you.
Okay, nice to meet you. Hope you have an amazing vibe.
Take care. All right. And this, thank you.
Enjoy, share with your friends.
I will, I will. Thank you so much. All right, see you. No worries, bye. Take care, bye.
