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Welcome to Radio Millennium. I'm Jenny and today we have a guest from Indica. Welcome, Jonsu.
- Thank you.

Congratulations for the compilation album you released on Wednesday (October 21, 2009).
- Thank you.

Could you tell us something about the old song (Valokeilojen vampyyri) that you wrote when you were 15 years old?
- Yeah. It’s one of the first Indica songs. We haven't released it before, but we have played it live. And ever since our first concert, the fans have often wished to hear it as an encore. We promised that we will never record it in the studio, because in my opinion the lyrics don't fit in the Indica’s style. When we were making this compilation album, we had a big argument in the band, because the other band members wanted to record this song and the fans supported them, of course, and I was like "no, no, no". But in the end they asked me that "do you take this a bit too serious" and I thought that maybe I do. So, we recorded it and two new songs. And it was fun to record this. We felt at least 20 years younger.

Sounds good, and we'll see the video after this interview. But now, in order to celebrate the compilation album and everything... "Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you, happy birthday dear Jonsu, happy birthday to you". Chin-chin.
- Thanks. It's not actually my birthday, but I suppose this is the birthday of the compilation album. Cheers.

Okay, chin-chin... Did you swallow any of it?
- Yes.

Feel free to drink more... Why did you drink so little? I drank much more.
- Well, I don't want to be drunk on television, so I'll drink slowly.

Here's some more for you. *Offers two more glasses*.
- One is enough.

Just take it. Cheers.
- Do you have a drinking problem or something?

Sorry. Sorry.
- Maybe you should drink these. I don't...

I don't want to. Have you watched Maria Veitola's program? She did the similar thing and it worked much better, because the guest reacted in a different way.
- I see.

Do you prefer tea? I'll go get you some tea.
- Yes. I could drink a cup of tea. Thank you.

*Jenny leaves*.

(Jenny talking to Rami: Could you keep her company for a while? I'm in a panic.)

*Rami appears*.

I'm Rami.
- Hello, I'm Jonsu.

*Smells his hand after handshaking with Jonsu*. Malissi olive.
- Okay, *mutters: "pervert"*.

You must have been in Ciabatta's cafeteria. They use Malissi olive oil.
- Okay, nice to know.

*The producer appears*.

Here you are. In fact we haven't met before. I'm the producer.
- Hello, nice to meet you. I'm Jonsu.

Rami, go back to work. I have to talk to Jonsu confidentially.
*Rami leaves*.

The situation is that the television channel doesn't have any money and someone has to go. Since you are the newest here, it will be you.
- What?

Jenny doesn't need a make-up artist. She can make up herself.
- You must have confused me with someone else.

This is really hard for both of us, I know. But it would be easier if you just collected your stuff and went.
- What stuff? I don't have any stuff here.

Well, it makes this easier. Just go and get your tax card and get out.
- Where's Jenny?

Just go.
*Jonsu leaves*.

*Jenny comes back*.

Jenny: Go away. It's Jonsu's seat.

Producer: I fired her. You don't need a make-up artist. You can make up your own face by yourself.

Jenny: What do you mean, fired? She was my guest.

Producer: What? A guest?

Jenny: Did she go to the toilet?

Producer: We'll have to get another guest. Keep the camera running..