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電動キックボードSegway-Ninebot J-MAX G30をおよそ1年乗りました。先日、後輪タイヤが不調になったので、現在のところの私の評価を記しておきます。 ちなみに積算走行距離はアプリによると約9300km。後輪タイヤは買ったときから未交換です。見るとスリックタイヤのように溝がなく、パンクが自動修復されるジェルが飛び出していることから、バースト状態と判断しました。9300kmも無交換だったので仕方がないと思っています。 文字で評価を書いておくと、Segway-Ninebot社のモノづくりは最高だと思います。細かい評価は音声で… この1年間は電動キックボードに完全に依存する生活をしていて、行動範囲を何倍にも広げていたので突如使えなくなると結構な痛手です。代替手段も用意すべきかな〜。と思いました。 配信日 2022-09-12

Techstination interview: Segway -Ninebot Mecha Kit turns Segway S models into fun filled vehicles: VP Tom Hebert

New microphone and new format; in this episode we review the FFR Horizon mid-priced "Leisure Scooter" do a mild comparison to the Segway Ninebot and touch on the budget GoTrax.

eCarve Scooters founder Scott Carbone is back to talk about how the Segway Ninebot Max stands up to wear & tear and the huge difference tires can make - you need to hear this! During the interview on location in New Port Richey, Florida, a customer stops by with an E-Bike so beautiful it leaves Dagwood & Scott flabbergasted.

Incrível meus amiguinhos a XIAOMI surpreendeu ao lançar uma scooter elétrica que custa menos do que um smartphone, vamos conhecer a NinebotA30C. Imagens em www.youtube.com/billlocutor --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Chuck dishes on his recommendations for first time scooter buyers, his favorite all-around scooter, trigger vs thumb throttles, and who would win in a fight between a hippo and a grizzly bear! In the news, a scooter murder in England and what scootering will look like in the future.

Find Hsiang at:https://www.youtube.com/user/OWGAC/https://www.instagram.com/hsianglin/Local NYC electric unicycle rider Hsiang Lin drops by the podcast studios to discuss his version of electric unicycle history- past, present & future. The guys talk about his progression of wheels, tech, how EUCs impact society and what the future may hold. He's known on his channel for wheel reviews, tech reviews and a love for riding all over NYC. As an architect, he sees life on these devices through a unique lens. Show Sponsors below:Please support them as they support me. Discounts below:- Shred Lights get 10% off: https://shredlights.com/?utm_source=EVLutionPodcastFor Clips and Daily Fun, Follow The evX Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/evx_mick/ evX Twitter: https://twitter.com/evx__nyc evX Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/evxnyc— About The EVlution podcast: From electric cars to electric longboards to electric unicycles, Mickey Micklos is an EV youtuber on top of his game. Best known for his channel "EVX", he creates some of the most stunning cinematic content in the EV scene. But he's now putting down the cameras and picking up the mic to talk about all types of electric vehicles. Everything from EV trends, EV news, and of course, talking to EV drivers & enthusiasts.

Virtual reality is a growing area in more than just entertainment, but also education. One company doing just that is Real Response. The team at Real Response bring first aid courses to a new level of engagement with high quality simulations with the use of VR. Motti Blum, Co-founder and CEO joins us on the program to take us through it. Personal transport has a new contender just in time for summer with the Segway Ninebot Air T15. An electric scooter that has a top speed of 20 kilometres per hour, folds in half and is perfect to fit into your commute. Geoff Quattromani has taken one for a spin and joins us to share his review.

Depuis quelques années, elles ont envahi les grandes villes pour le meilleur et pour le pire. Brad Bao, l'heureux concepteur des trotinettes Lime (« citron vert » en français), a réussi à importer son concept dans une centaine de pays. C'est d'ailleurs sa marque, avec une autre, que la ville de Paris a retenu pour renouveller son parc de trottinettes à l'automne. Il n’y a bien qu’à son cours de Kendo, l’escrime des Samouraïs, que Brad Bao a l’air sérieux ! Parce que même en costume sur CNN, la télévision américaine, ce chinois éduqué à Wuhan la ville d’où serait partie le coronavirus, et sur le campus de Berkeley Californie a ce sourire et cette décontraction propres aux jeunes patrons de la Silicon Valley. Pourtant, au royaume de la Start up, Brad Bao, 46 ans, fait déjà figure d’ancien. Sept ans au service d’un fond d’investissement sino-américain (Kinzon Capital), suivis de huit autres années au sein de Tencent, l’internet chinois. Brad Bao, l’ami easy-going, le frère éternel, aussi détendu que déterminéPour ceux qu’ils l’ont rencontré, Brad Bao semble être le frère éternel, l’ami rassurant en toutes circonstances, raconte le spécialiste des mobilités au journal Le Progrès, Jean Philippe Cavaillez : « J’ai rencontré Brad Bao l’an dernier à Lyon, explique-t-il, il effectuait une tournée européenne pour rencontrer les équipes des entreprises Lime basées en Europe. C’est l’exemple type du copain easy-going, comme on dit aux États-Unis, il est détendu, très poli, habillé en sportif, et toujours sympathique. Il m’a fait une très bonne impression. Je ne suis pas dupe, derrière le côté relax se cache un entrepreneur acharné qui veut conquérir l’Europe et avec les énormes levées de fonds (un milliard de dollars depuis 2017) que Lime arrive à faire, Lime va y arriver. Lime, ajoute-t-il, est construite sur un modèle de prise de risques avec des incertitudes dans certaines villes qui ont refusé la société au profit de concurrents. Mais Brad Bao sait que sur le marché des trottinettes en libre-service, il est déjà présent dans 100 pays sur le globe, en trois ans c’est du jamais vu ! Si un marché lui est refusé, il en trouvera un autre. » Au commencement, Lime avait un autre patron, Toby Sun, sino américain, tout comme Brad Bao, les deux se sont d’ailleurs toujours épaulés. Leur double culture commune a fait d’eux de grands amis et des collègues doublement efficaces. Tenez, rien que le nom, Lime, et le logo, la rondelle de citron vert. L’idée leur est venue en pensant à leur but initial : créer un transport écologique donc vert, qui aiderait la jeunesse pétillante (à l’instar de la couleur verte) à se déplacer sur des roues rondes comme une tranche de citron. Et en plus, pour pas cher. Ce mélange de Chine, où sont d’ailleurs fabriquées les trottinettes Lime, et d’une Californie ensoleillée et rafraîchissante, voilà la force de Lime nous dit Brad Bao joint par téléphone depuis le siège de Lime à San Francisco en Californie : « Cette double culture, sino-américaine, participe au succès de Lime, raconte-t-il, en prenant le temps de donner les détails de ce succès financier et commercial. Mes origines chinoises font de moi une personne qui investit dans  le long terme. Mon éducation américaine est au contraire une culture de l’efficacité à très court terme. La combinaison des deux est riche ! Et il y a une autre différence fondamentale qui reste également une chance pour moi. La Chine est un pays où l’individu ne compte pas, c’est le groupe le plus important. Les gens y vivent en communauté et privilégient le groupe. Ici, aux Etats-Unis, c’est l’individu qui prime. En fondant Lime, je me suis inspiré de ces deux approches pour adapter nos trottinettes et les messages de communication aux pays dans lequel nous installons nos véhicules. » Il y a deux semaines, les regrets des licenciements dus à la crise du coronavirus ont été un peu oubliés. L’appel d’offre a été remporté à Paris. 5000 trottinettes Lime supplémentaires à Paris Un succès important puisque la municipalité achète 5000 trottinettes électriques à chacun des trois opérateurs retenus (Lime, Dott, Tier.) Les critères retenus étaient la responsabilité environnementale, la sécurité des passagers et la maintenance du parc des véhicules. Apprendre de ses erreurs, Lime est dans 100 pays et crée des campus de formation Il est vrai que par le passé, Brad Bao a reconnu des erreurs tout en affirmant avoir appris de certains dommages comme la vitesse trop rapide non plafonnée, les parkings sauvages, les trottinettes jetées dans les fleuves ou renversées dans les rues et la mauvaise qualité des roues. Sur le site de l’entreprise, toutes les langues sont disponibles avec la possibilité de faire partie des communautés Lime, d’adhérer aux programmes de formation à l’utilisation et à la communication de l’entreprise. Brad Bao, un patron disponible En 2017, lors de la création de Lime, le marché de la trottinette électrique en libre-service était déjà fourni. Mais Lime a été une nouvelle venue différente, agressive certes, nous explique Adrien Lelièvre, expert économique au journal les Echos : « Lime a su convaincre Uber de participer à ses fonds et en temps de crise sanitaire, ça a été primordial, dit-il. Je trouve que son succès parisien est mérité. Mais si j’étais un peu grinçant, je dirais que l’avantage de Lime c’est son argent ! La société a levé des sommes considérables depuis sa création. Mais en même temps, elle a appris et s’est améliorée parce qu’il faut savoir que comme presque tous les opérateurs, Lime à ses débuts, s’est contenté d’acheter des trottinettes toutes-faites. Mais leur fournisseur chinois Ninebot, leur vendait des produits trop fragiles. Aujourd’hui, les trottinettes Lime ont des plateformes robustes, des plus grosses roues et de bons freins avec des véhicules plafonnés à 20Km/h. Ce sont les modèles les plus performants du marché. » Et dans dix ans vous serez-où ? Quand on pose la question à Brad Bao il répond qu’il n’en sait fichtre rien tout en précisant sa ligne de vie, être au service de l’humanité, moins polluer et... oui, en fait, il sait... Dans dix ans, il aimerait aider les jeunes entrepreneurs à s’épanouir.   

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This week Oliver interviews Tony Ho, VP of Global Business Development for Segway/Ninebot. As the largest Micromobility hardware player globally across a whole heap of different verticals, Tony has a unique perspective on the space and how it’s developing. He’s a Clayton Christensen disciple as well - having studied at Harvard under him, so we get to unpack the theory against the practice of disruptive innovation and why Tony is excited about this space. It’s a great discussion. Specifically, we dig into: - Segway’s wide range of products, and how it conforms to our thesis that micromobility is not just scooters, but a whole range of sub-500kg vehicles. - We talk through how their operations have been affected by Coronavirus in the last 3 months - We talk about how the collapse of the international shared Micromobility industry has impacted the company strategy? - Why Tony sees micromobility as disruptive vs. other modes of transport, and how it conforms to disruptive innovation theory per Clay Christensen’s theory. - How does Segway of thinking of itself positioned alongside auto OEM's - How Segway is thinking about retail vs. shared - Where does Tony think the major growth potential is in terms of vehicle type and markets - We talk through robotics and what has become of the Loomo robot and T60 autonomous scooters - We talk about Segway's performance in the shared space, how they lost their early lead and how they’re responding to it. - How Tony thinks about Segways contribution to a possible Wall-e style dystopian future. - How does Segway think about infrastructure when developing new products, and does this nudge them towards advocacy for better/new bike lanes for your products - As the majority of the world doesn’t have much visibility over micromobility in China, Tony shares insights from there about vehicles, regulation etc - We talk about Segway’s plan to go public and how someone who is interested in getting a copy of their financials from their filing would go about that.

Bisher hat der Hersteller Segway-Ninebot vor allem durch seine Segways Aufsehen erregt. Auch E-Scooter gehören zum Portfolio, das nun um einige Attraktionen bereichert wird. Denn auf der CES 2020 in Las Vegas hat der Hersteller unter anderem sein erstes eigenes Elektromotorrad Apex präsentiert.--Seit 2013 berichten wir auf Energyload täglich aus der Welt der Energiewende, Elektromobilität und intelligenter Vernetzung.Bei Energyload Daily präsentiert Carolin Brunk täglich die wichtigsten News zu diesen Themen.Abonniere und bewerte uns in der Podcast App deines Vertrauens und schreib uns deine Kommentare an daily@energyload.eu 

Au menu de ce sixième podcast : Les véhicules personnels électriques envahissent nos trottoirs. On peut les acheter ou les louers. Ils ont une, deux ou quatre roues. Mode éphémère ou durable? Nous allons passer en revue toutes les options disponibles dans notre capitale avec Fred Bonus (Mimoc, Wheels Angels, Wemoov). Liens des produits et services cités : Personal transporters : Ninebot Mini Pro & Ninebot by Segway E+, (self-balancing bicycle), OneWheel & Ninebot by Segway ONE S2 (self-balancing unicycles), EZ Rider (Electric Scooter), Xiaomi M365 KickScooter & Ninebot MAX G30 (Kick Scooters), Segway Robot Loomo (Robot). Electric Bicycles : Ahooga, Cowboy & Van Moof. Sharing Services : DriveNow (Car sharing), Scooty & Felyx (electric Scooter sharing), Uber Jump & Billy bike (electric bike sharing), Lime, Bird, Troty, CIRC, Dott, Hive& Tier (electric KickScooter sharing) Le gadget geek de Brice : Philips Hue SyncBox

The explosive growth of micromobility platforms has largely been enabled by Segway-Ninebot, which produce many of the shared electric scooters seen in cities today. At SAE's Innovation in Mobility conference, Greg Rogers (SAFE Greg) sat down with Tony Ho, Vice President of Global Business Development for Segway-Ninebot, for a discussion of all things micromobility. In the years following the false-start of its namesake mobility device in the early 2000s, Segway expanded its offerings to include electric scooters – which primed the company to take advantage of the micromobility revolution in the past couple of years. SAFE Greg and Tony discussed efforts to make micromobility devices safer and more comfortable, future form factors that might emerge, and the federal/state/local policy implications for micromobility. Learn more about Segway-Ninebot here: https://store.segway.com/ Follow Tony on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danthonyho And, as always, you can also keep up with the Mobility Podcast on Twitter: @MobilityPodcast, @AVGregR, @SharedMobilityS, @SmarterTranspo.

Dans cet épisode, nous vous parlons de l’actualité tech en provenance d’Asie, avec une nouvelle fois, les implications politiques, notamment en lien avec les soulèvements qui ont actuellement lieu à Hong-Kong. Retrouvez également le billet d’humeur de Guillaume Poggiaspalla qui porte sur l’éthique des sociétés qui utilisent les humains et les algorithmes. Nous terminerons avec des informations sur le monde des jeux video et quelques news inclassables en bref. Soutenez Tech Café sur Patreon : merci à Prismx, Ludovic Robert et P Discutez avec nous et entre vous sur le groupe Telegram Réagissez à l’émission en commentaires sur techcafe.fr L’actu à chaud Libra pourrait faire l’objet d’une enquête de l’Union européenne Une autre approche que Libra par Binance À l’est, toujours du nouveau Renouvellement du bail pour Huawei, Tim Cook explique l’économie à Donald. Huawei projette-t-il de la contrebande ? Doucement, le front est s’organise. Des employés Huawei très investis en Afrique Xiaomi, Oppo et Vivo sont sur un bateau, OnePlus passe à la TV ! Pékin utilise twitter contre les manifestants, et Amazon contre le syndicalisme. Crash investigation : Amazon cesse de détruire ses invendus… mais pas en France. Grandes oreilles, petites mains Facebook n’a pas d’assistant faits par des enfants, alors il écoute Messenger. Intelligence artificielles et vrais intérimaires. Une tisane et Hao Li : le Deep Fake version Pro et 3D. Bougez avec la poste : USPS adopte des camions autonomes. En bref : Rekognition progresse. For the Players Apple Arcade pour 5$ par mois. Mieux vaut jouer que lire des journaux… Finalement : Minecraft en mode beau ! Mais pas sur One X : Super Duper Lame ! Le moment PS5 et Xbox Scarlet : plus que la puissance. Nintendo n’échangera pas votre Switch, faites attention. Ou Androidez-la… Gamescom 2019 Metoo : NVIDIA lance son système de Streaming sur Android. Un peu plus de Stadia, avec du Keanu Reeves dedans. Des jeux, des bébés, et … une intellivision ? En bref Le mouchard des antivirus Kaspersky. Le Kazakhstan vous évite les désagréments du https ! C’est meugnon... Demande à Google… ou à twitter ? Ou à reddit en stream ? #peurderien Peut-être bientôt un retour de la presse dans votre fil d’actualité Facebook ? Fake news, real money : 235 millions de dollars par an. Facebook va vous aider à mieux contrôler votre activité en-dehors de Facebook... Ninebot : des trottinettes autonomes qui se garent seules. Après l'exosquelette, l’exo short. Et l’exo slip ? Non : l’exo queue (comme ça, on évite de rester trop souvent assis)... Tesla : Panneaux solaires inflammables à louer. Mieux qu’un banc… ou une route ? Révolutionnons les technologies d’hier ! JMAP > IMAP Bonus GPP : Black Mirror devient trop choupi ? Regardez Years and Years sur My Canal. Guillaume : Orange is the new black et le besoin de finir les trucs qui nous pèsent... Participants : Guillaume Poggiaspalla Présenté par Guillaume Vendé

The Ninebot by Segway KickScooter ES2 speeds up to 25 km/h, has front and rear wheel shock absorption and solid tires, which allow for maximum rider comfort.

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Welcome to It’s Electric hosted by Afeez Kay - the most flavorful and exciting podcast around all about electric cars. Afeez’s passion for these types of vehicles springs forward into a life of its own through your speakers. This guy really knows what he’s talking about. Having owned several different makes and models he has a well-rounded knowledge on what makes a good or not so good electric car. With Afeez you’ll never be bored and you’ll always come away with more knowledge than when you started.   In this episode, Afeez welcomes National Health Systems (NHS - UK) Performance Consultant Jassem Ahmed to the show. Jas tells he become interested in electric unicycles/cars while looking for a different way to commute to work in London. He saw a video of Afeez online with a Ninebot and which caused him to fall into a dark YouTube rabbit hole of video after video about electric unicycle/car(s). Not convinced that he needed an electric unicycle, Jas purchased and a electric scooter and was dissatisfied with it’s performance. It did not satiate his hunger for a good alternative to taking the train to work. Why? Poor maneuverability Weight Speed Power Convenience of carry   Jas explained that he found a Facebook group and recognized Afeez as an administrator. Luckily, Afeez offered Jassem the experience of trying out the cycle and training with him personally. He tells a funny story about standing in his living room practicing leaning forward and backward “looking like Michael Jackson”. Quickly he realized that it takes a lot of muscle from different muscle groups to operate the vehicle efficiently. The cost, convenience, and of an actual car was not worth it. The only downside is that it is a personal vehicle; you can’t bring people with you or go on big shopping trips.   Jassem talks about different phone applications and companies that can be used for mobility around the city of London. Turo: No gas cost No charging cost No insurance cost No cost while parked   ZipCar Flex (All electric) r: Good for hourly needs Specific pick up and drop off locations Cheaper than a cab   Drivey: Rent out your car Unlock with phone Gas sensor Covered by insurance Book for twenty-four hours Must pay for gas Lime: Scooters Bicycles Get paid to charge before returning   Are personal cars necessary any more? Maybe not because of car sharing, but some places do not allow these businesses. So the world isn’t to the point that we can eliminate cars quite yet.   Jassem tells a funny story about the police officer speeding up to point at the wheel he was driving.   Afeez and Jas talk about how electric vehicles aren’t currently governed in the UK. There is no law on the age of a person purchasing them. There are no laws on helmets, pads, lighting and other important things regarding their use. When Jas talks about opening up his own shop, he says he would not sell to minors. Afeez agrees it’s important that these vehicles be governed and he thinks that the governing body could go far by involving people like himself in that process.  Afeez and Jas discuss what they think should be required: Helmet Highly visible jacket Safety gear license/training “Using any rideable causes a change in your lifestyle.” “Rideables are fun!” “We’re still in an archaic fossil fuel era.” “Laws are man-made and based on a particular timeframe.” “[As a rider] what legislation do you think should be in place?”   Afeez's Facebook Profile Afeez YouTube Channel It's Electric Facebook Profile Jassem's LinkedIn Profile

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Conoce los detalles de Xiaomi Ninebot 2, un dispositivo para trasladarnos dentro de la ciudad. Facebook hizo cambios en el feed para preservar la comunicación entre amigos más que ser un espacio para publicidad. Ripple, una app para establecer relaciones profesionales.

Deals Oncology drug developer ADCT has secured $200m in a private placement featuring return investor AstraZeneca, taking its overall funding to $455m. Cybersecurity management software provider Skybox Security has agreed to a $150m investment by CVC Capital Partners and Pantheon. Ninebot raised its first external funding in a Xiaomi-backed round in 2015 and has since pulled in additional capital … Continue reading "30 October 2017 – ADCT Secures $200m Private Placement"

At Chinese unicorn Ninebot Inc, VP of Robotics Li Pu compares building the Loomo personal robot to that of Apple's first personal computer, with the vision of introducing a robot helper or companion into everyday life. By democratizing the underlying requirements for robotic function (e.g. computer vision, voice recognition, mobility, etc.), Li's robotic platform serves as base infrastructure on which incredible applications and uses cases can be developed. A massive undertaking indeed, but I wouldn't put it past Li and his team to help accomplish this. After all, Li's academic background is incredible. He received a bachelor's degree in engineering from the Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics and a CS Master's from Tsinghua, before receiving his Ph.D. in artificial intelligence from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL). He's won numerous awards, including the China Air Robot contest, and was instrumental in the successful completion of China's first UAV mission (China's 24th Antarctic expedition). Li joins us today to explain the following: Ninebot and Segway originally sold self-balancing scooters, so how and why did they decide to develop robots? After Ninebot acquired Segway in 2015, what was the impact on collaboration and partnership between the two entities? Why is there such a keen focus on personal robots, when other industrial robotic applications currently comprise 75% of revenue in the market? What are the key drivers and barriers in the personal robotics space? Why is it important to create a robotic platform as opposed to a singular product, and how will Ninebot build an ecosystem of developers to come up with killer applications? What is the competitive environment like globally, and what are some major differences between the US sand Chinese robotics ecosystems? Link to write-up here: https://www.theharbingerchina.com/blog/introducing-the-personal-robot-with-ninebot-vp-of-robotics-li-pu

DO SOMETHING YOU LOVE, TO BUILD A LIFE WORTH LOVING "I was shot twice by the time I was 13," Wally told me. "I owned six guns. Everyone I grew up with then is dead," he said. He then walked back to his side of the ping pong table. He took out his iPhone. Using his iPhone as the racket, he served the ball. He beat me 11-0. "Ok," he said, "everything you are doing is wrong." ------ The way I held the racket was wrong.  The way I stood with my legs was wrong.  The way I hit the ball and then the way I followed through after the hit was all wrong.  The angle of my wrist was wrong as I waited for the ball to come to my side was wrong.  The way I held the racket at a slight angle to the table was wrong.  My backhand was all wrong.  The way I had grown up and lived my life was mostly wrong. He kept streaming shots at me non-stop. "No, no, no," he said. "No! Go up!...No!...Close the racket...No!...Use the other foot to shift weight...No! No!" So we stopped. He came over to my side of the table. He was looking down. I was afraid he was thinking, "why am I doing this?" He stood behind me and grabbed my arm and moved it up as if I were hitting the ball. "See!," he said. "Like this. Like this." I wanted to be friends. ---- I've been playing ping pong for 40 years. I had a table as a kid. My dad and I would play every night. We would play for hours. And during the day, my friend Jonathan and I would play matches up to 100 every day. I thought I was good. Now, after taking lessons for several months, I realized that 100% of what I had been doing for 40 years was wrong. Everything. I was good enough to beat people who grew up with a ping pong table. But I was really bad. "When I went to North Korea," Wally told me and then he started laughing, "those players were scary good." ---- Wally started playing ping pong. Someone saw his skill, and, as these things go, sent him away. In order to come back you have to go away. He went to Germany to study ping pong with pros. Pretty soon he was the best. "I've played every sport," he told me. "Wrestling, basketball, boxing, tennis, paddle tennis. Ping pong is the hardest. "You have to think of everything. For instance, there's 1000s of ways to serve. And there's so many things to think about when you return the ball. You have to think several moves ahead." Wally has seen me play chess. "It's EXACTLY like chess. But also physical." We were having a three hour lesson that day. It ended with me doing a backhand-backhand-forehand-forehand, then forehand at the other end of the table - then random. Then start over. He shot 100 balls at me one after the other. "Again! Again! Good! No! No! No! Close the racket! You're crossing over when you follow through. Just go up!" Ugh. I had too many bad habits. I kept doing them. How do I stop the bad habits? 40 years of bad habits are hard to get rid of. It's like being afraid to say "no" after 40 years of telling everyone "yes". We took a break. "Why did you go to North Korea?" "I like to do things that are BIG. Every year I want to make sure I do something really big. Really special. "I saw the North Koreans were listing a tournament so I applied and I got in! I was the only non-Asian there. "Once I got there they took my phone. I had no way of getting in touch with the outside world for ten days. Couldn't call my wife. If something happened there was no proof I was even there. "So I just played ping pong. And they were GOOD!" ---- "Not only were the better than me," he said, "but the entire crowd was cheering for them and booing constantly at me. "So I decided, forget this. Let's have fun with this. Let's make crazy shots. Let's jump up and down after every point. Let's get the crowd laughing and jumping with me. I focused on the crowd. "At first they were surprised. And then they started laughing with me. They were cheering me. I was losing but it didn't matter. We were all having fun. "Even the other North Korean players, they didn't know what to do. They were afraid to talk to me but by the end they were hugging me. "That was my big thing that year." "What about this year?" I asked ---- Wally made a movie. "The Tables" about the ping pong tables at Bryant Park. "No matter what is going on in your life," Wally told me, "You could be homeless, an office worker, a ping pong champ, it doesn't matter...everyone has a home at the tables in Bryant Park. It's home there." I watched the documentary. It's good. "It's winning awards everywhere," Wally said, "I have to go to LA this weekend because it's winning at a festival there." One year Wally and some friends threw a weekly party, "Naked Ping Pong". They invited everyone they knew to a friend's apartment in Tribeca that was big enough to fit a ping pong table and the few people they thought would show up. It got mobbed. So they pitched the idea of a ping pong club to Susan Sarandon and other investors. And the club, "Spin" was born. That's where Wally has been giving me the lessons. Now Spin has locations all over the country. After one three hour lesson I was exhausted. I didn't think ping pong could be so tiring. We went upstairs. "I'm going to Israel next week because one of my students is in a big tournament there." --- It's a cliche to say, "Life is short". It's a cliche to say, "You only have one life." But if you take one chance a year, something unexpected, something you love, you build a life worth loving. So many times I've spent years just struggling for money, thinking it will buy happiness. What a waste! We scheduled our next lesson. Then Wally showed me his unicycle Segway. I think it's called a Ninebot. "I have to head off to the tables," he told me. "I always like to play there every day." He stood on the Ninebot and he started weaving in and out of the crowd as he cruised down the sidewalk on his robotic unicycle. Then he was gone. I was exhausted, I went down into the subway to practice doing standup comedy again with an unfriendly crowd. I want to do my special thing each year. I want my life to compound into wonder. I went into the subway. I opened my mouth and started... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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