Thank you for having craft beer at LOST. I enjoyed the Weiss and, of course the cheese plate. PS the top middle machine on the door wasnt taking coins anymore. I guess I will have to come back on the next trip and try again.
appreciate the info about the mocktail menu! Myself and my partner are looking to stop by during our November visit and are both not huge drinkers normally 😅 Excited to spend some time there and hang out!
Ah, yes. The old Midwest, USA, saying: "it isn't the heat, it's the humidity". But it IS brutal, I was a marching band kid in school, and I suffered heat stroke a few times during practices.
@@herecomemacOnTT that is so interesting, never heard of corn sweat! I'm just here in Brisbane Australia, considered hot, but honestly during the few hot months, it's only really hot for 4 hours mid-day.
@hannesRSA I had to learn about corn sweat during a mandatory Agriculture class in school 😂 I lived in Florida for the past 5 years, so THAT'S fairly hot, but it's still a humid heat because the state is a peninsula. I can only imagine how hot Australia can get!!!
Just got back from Japan and my goodness I have never sweated this much in my life. I don’t know if I’ll be prepared when I move to Japan next years. The high heat plus humidity was the worst. 25degree weather early in the morning plus 85% humidity was not helping! I was in Fukuoka the only place in Japan that I visited which I hope the rest of Japan does it is add ac inside of their train stations. It made the heat a little more bearable
I discovered Pete on the WrestleMe podcast long before I started watching this one. Oddly enough because Pete has such a young-sounding voice, I assumed he was way younger than he really is. And since the older WrestleMe clips on YT didn't show the hosts, I thought Pete was some 20 year old kid. In other words, Pete should invite Mark onto this podcast where he can try to describe some weird early-90s WCW storyline to Chris.
I thought last summer was worse - this summer had quite a lot of days with thunderstorms - normally they just effect near the mountains but this year they came to the Tokyo area quite frequently. Best to avoid Japan in August and first half of September unless you are planning to spend most of your time in the mountains or in Hokkaido. Late September to early December and late March to early June probably the best times to visit weatherwise.
Trouble with heat stroke that strong is like radiation damage it *lingers* forever so you become more prone for it. Many meds make it worse too so less drinking and more drinking water and avoid direct sunlight.
I had an embarrassing thing happen on the ferry over to Miyajima it had been raining and the steps going down from the top floor was wet and I slipped and when down each step on my bottom it was painful and when I got to the last step everyone was looking at me and my daughter was laughing only an old Japanese lady asked if I was good, i said yes but I was in so much pain, I had actually broke my tailbone and I still suffer from it to this day 10 years later, I’m going back to Miyajima again in October but I’ll make sure not to slip This time. Hope to visit your bar while on Tokyo keep up the great videos
Your buddy Ali Plumb was on the podcast a while back and gave the tip "try saying things with a Japanese accent", and you acted like the poor guy was crazy for suggesting this. And now here you are saying "no alcohoru" and "soft drinku". Affable my ass.
Sadly, I missed out on your bar with my recent trip. Don't close down before I get a second chance to visit! 😂
I've said it before, this is probably the best way of learning about Japan, without actually being in a pan!
Yeah, I wouldn't want to be in a pan
Wow, how original.
that "woah" in response to the Pete crisps was most certainly genuine
My partner and I just spent 4 weeks in Japan in a campervan. Every night was like sleeping in a sauna…
Thank you for having craft beer at LOST. I enjoyed the Weiss and, of course the cheese plate. PS the top middle machine on the door wasnt taking coins anymore. I guess I will have to come back on the next trip and try again.
If you want to ask for a non-alcohol drink menu you could say “ノンアルコールドリンクメニューがありますか” which sounds like “non arukouru dorinku menu ga arimasuka”
appreciate the info about the mocktail menu! Myself and my partner are looking to stop by during our November visit and are both not huge drinkers normally 😅 Excited to spend some time there and hang out!
Ah, yes. The old Midwest, USA, saying: "it isn't the heat, it's the humidity". But it IS brutal, I was a marching band kid in school, and I suffered heat stroke a few times during practices.
It's also concrete, lack of shade and breezes, aircons heating the air, high overnight temperatures.
@@hannesRSA don't forget the corn sweat lmao
@@herecomemacOnTT that is so interesting, never heard of corn sweat! I'm just here in Brisbane Australia, considered hot, but honestly during the few hot months, it's only really hot for 4 hours mid-day.
@hannesRSA I had to learn about corn sweat during a mandatory Agriculture class in school 😂 I lived in Florida for the past 5 years, so THAT'S fairly hot, but it's still a humid heat because the state is a peninsula. I can only imagine how hot Australia can get!!!
Just got back from Japan and my goodness I have never sweated this much in my life. I don’t know if I’ll be prepared when I move to Japan next years. The high heat plus humidity was the worst. 25degree weather early in the morning plus 85% humidity was not helping! I was in Fukuoka the only place in Japan that I visited which I hope the rest of Japan does it is add ac inside of their train stations. It made the heat a little more bearable
lets go a new chris and pete yap video. i love listening to yapanese
Cool that these come out at like 5am for me now.😂
First day of Fall here in SC in states was 34 C lol. Ready for autumn weather ugh
Poutine is divine but the sheer amount of salt you intake from it makes a bottle of soy sauce blush.
I would always end up splitting one order with a friend or two, actually one of me and my husbands favorite memories together lol
The Bilica packaging is working on me. I am intrigued and want to try one haha
I discovered Pete on the WrestleMe podcast long before I started watching this one. Oddly enough because Pete has such a young-sounding voice, I assumed he was way younger than he really is. And since the older WrestleMe clips on YT didn't show the hosts, I thought Pete was some 20 year old kid.
In other words, Pete should invite Mark onto this podcast where he can try to describe some weird early-90s WCW storyline to Chris.
Welp, I think the image of Japan's summer vacation that is "fun" and "full of good memories" is crumbling before I can even enjoy it
I thought last summer was worse - this summer had quite a lot of days with thunderstorms - normally they just effect near the mountains but this year they came to the Tokyo area quite frequently. Best to avoid Japan in August and first half of September unless you are planning to spend most of your time in the mountains or in Hokkaido. Late September to early December and late March to early June probably the best times to visit weatherwise.
Trouble with heat stroke that strong is like radiation damage it *lingers* forever so you become more prone for it. Many meds make it worse too so less drinking and more drinking water and avoid direct sunlight.
I had an embarrassing thing happen on the ferry over to Miyajima it had been raining and the steps going down from the top floor was wet and I slipped and when down each step on my bottom it was painful and when I got to the last step everyone was looking at me and my daughter was laughing only an old Japanese lady asked if I was good, i said yes but I was in so much pain, I had actually broke my tailbone and I still suffer from it to this day 10 years later, I’m going back to Miyajima again in October but I’ll make sure not to slip This time. Hope to visit your bar while on Tokyo keep up the great videos
Tokyo has similar weather to the SE US, I always try to stay indoors from June to the end of August. It is just not worth it to be outside.
Why does everyone’s email sound like a high school creative writing essay?
Kill Billica, maybe? The black and yellow is iconic.
My first time in japan was early august, although the country is literally the coolest thing ever, i wouldn't recommend to anyone going in august.
Anybody else noting the noise on Chris's audio? Sounds very fuzzy?
Make (Japanese) crisps great again. 😂😉👍
Poutine is good, but this year you also had dinner at BUCKINGHAM PALACE.
Also, it looks like Natsuki and his facial hairstyle is rubbing off on you.
Man, I supposed to be there Friday
Lucky, it's cooled down last week already.
Fk yeah Poutine!
What?! No King's Quest?!
Your buddy Ali Plumb was on the podcast a while back and gave the tip "try saying things with a Japanese accent", and you acted like the poor guy was crazy for suggesting this. And now here you are saying "no alcohoru" and "soft drinku". Affable my ass.
the uploads on youtube music is running behind again (12 sep)
someone press the upload button please :p
Bosh. Never usually 1st on the podcast ! 😂
Forget poutine. Ya gotta eat puntang
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We love global warming.
1st
Far from it.
I'm kinda deep into Duolingo, and it's kinda bizarre beer hasn't popped up.