As I was going home from my restaurant job, I noticed a call missed.
It was my co-worker at Company S, and I guess the movie I finished yesterday was "unfinished" again.
It didn't save correctly.
...
So I had to go to work at 10pm to work on it.
But obviously, I had a long day, and couldn't translate at all.
It took me 2 hours to do about 200 subtitles, which isn't much.
Especially if I translated it before.
So I left.
Really, you cannot translate when you are sleepy.
Your mind just doesn't function.
The other day, a simple word such as "gong" didn't come out.
I had to go to my co-worker and describe it to him.
"What was that thing where it looks like this, and you go 'booooon' to it from the side?"
"...gong?"
"Yeah, that's right! I could only think of cymbals, and I knew that was wrong!"
This is why I have to make sure I get enough sleep at conventions when I interpret.
Because that's when your mind really has to be alert.









