Hey Chris and Pete. I live in Japan for 25 years and here is a funny story from about 15 years ago. I was taking the train home from work. I shared one bench with a younger woman and across sat a salary man half asleep. At the stop before my stop something happened I never forget in my life. The train stopped and the doors opened. Passenger got off and on. The usual. Then the doors closed. And you know the doors closing can make a big bang sound, right? Bang, the salary man across from me woke up in surprise, watched out of the window realising “Holy, fuck. This is my stop!” He stood up on the bench and opened the window. (The windows on the trains can only be opened half. So the hole is about 1m30 wide and 60cm high. ) Then he used the bench as a trampoline and perfectly in Bruce Lee fashion jumped out the window with his body in a horizontal position. Landing horizontally with a big smack on the station platform while the train already had started rolling out the station. I looked at the younger woman next to me and she looked at me. We started laughing but did not exchange any words. Btw the man stood up and walked away as far as I could see. Something I never will forget. The kung fu master salary man.
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Living in Japan since 2019. This summer was pure bs here around Tokyo and Chiba pref. Only this week began to drop to slightly under 30Celsius, last week every single day it was still 34. The heat came surprisingly late, at mid june, but it was constantly above 34 Celsius from 9am(!!!) since. AC-s wore down not only in many houses and apartment complexes, but in the shopping malls aswell in many places. Even the fan vests/jackets were barely enough to prevent heatstroke, while drinking constantly COLD ones. I work outside a lot for food delivering, but this year i skipped most of the lunchtimes at the summer, AND many of the dinnertimes too, because it was still above 30Celsius easily until 9pm, with 90%+ humidity. Got heatstroke once, and got near to it 2 times too. Summer in Japan is no joke, and anyone who living in a non-tropical or non-mediterrean climate, should straight up avoid it at all cost
That humidity and those temps sound insane. I live in the SW here in the U.S. but its a dry 115F every summer here. I would take that over 34c/90+ humidity any day. Stay strong my dood and get those electrolytes.
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@TandokuOsaki when your body is that hot and cannot breath, because sweat just not evaporating, you want to drink cold. What you say is right for dry heat. Which isnt in Japan
Regarding the Japanese taking pictures stereotype, on my parents' wedding day in the early 80s someone with the church approached my mom before the ceremony began and said there were a bunch of Japanese tourists in town who wanted to see an American wedding. My mom thought it was kind of fun, so she agreed and so while she was walking down the aisle a bunch of Japanese tourists in the back row were taking a ton of pictures with their huge cameras.
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.
"My name is Chris Broad and I'm joined as always by England's top japan enthusiast Mr. Pete Donaldson! Pete, how the devil are you doing? What's going on?" My brain literally autocompletes this, never thought I would get an earworm from a podcast introduction 😂
Been living in Tokyo for 14 years and it certainly feels like summers are getting worse. It’s the first time I’ve considered moving back to the UK simply because of the unbearable heat. Having said that, doing the school run on the mamachari this morning the temperature was below 20c and felt bloody freezing!
Hey Chris and Pete, are you okay? Missing the podcast on my way driving home. Best wishes from the Netherlands ( Achterhoek to be precise. Achterhoek translates to back corner 😜)
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
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!
The first time I went to Japan was in August of 2013 because my friends wanted to visit the summer Comiket. We weren’t prepared. The short walk from our hostel to the train station was enough to drain me with sweat every day. My friends who went to Comiket had to wait in line outside to get in, and they were lucky they didn’t heatstroke. Props to the many vending machines for keeping us hydrated though.
Are... Are plain cheese crisps not a normal thing in the UK? They're so unbelievably common and popular in the US. I've never even seen cheese AND onion. Always separate here.
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.
Been here once in August and now twice in September. It has been hot but not really too bad, and I’m a jeans guy year around. I would still come back around this time of the year in the future. But it will be nice to come back to the cold Scandinavian north now.
I did Kyoto to Sapporo by bicycle and only booked 3 days in advance, sometimes less and always found a decent enough and cheap hotel and I left during gloden week. The moutain ranges between Kyoto and Tokyo aren't too bad especially if take the valley from north lake biwa to Nagoya. Cycling up to Gotemba is a long climb but never gets above 3/4%. If I an obese prick can do it anyone can.
Arrived in Tokyo last Thursday, felt like I was a wandering puddle of sweat for the first few days. I really don‘t want to know how it feels to be there when it’s even hotter.
Super hot places mix their concrete and build their structures differently so the heat has less of a chance of destroying stuff, I wonder if Japan and other places getting hotter are going to start changing how they build things
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.
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i would say, mid october til early april all good. From may til mid september pure hell, and it depends on the year how is it between mid september til mid october, but usually still equals an august in Europe
Ive been here for 3 weeks so far and i Can totally relate to the insane heat. I was forced to buy an umbrella to Block the Sun 😂 love it here. But damn the weather in Tokyo is insane. Ps ur bar is awesome.
@@mfaizsyahmi only time we had off work. We try to get to Japan every year. I’m putting a video together of the trip pros and cons on my channel so keep an eye out
Semi-related stupid fact of the day: In Brazilian Portuguese, there's nothing more distant from a hard-boiled gritty name than "Biluca". xD Brand name for a very pink toy baby for little girls, and also kinda similar to what you'd use to talk to babies - like the Japanese babu babu. xD
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.
About the Bilica Chips caption, while it can be translated as “what I like is when nobody gets in my way” I think given the context it can also translate as “nobody shall get in the way of what I like”, what he likes being the chips. A.k.a if you like the chips you should not let anyone get in your way of getting it.
I dont live in Japan and i knew this summer was hot, cuz i play Uma Musume and the characters in game talked about hot summer days adn out of curiousity i checked the weather of Japan in august and it was 30+ everyday, i was surprised.
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
So… I walked to Shibuya from shinjuku to see the place. Nice. Great server. I left her an aloha pineapple pin. Asked for change for the Gachapon on the way out. Bought a load without even looking for my workmates. Turns out I won a prize too large for the machine. Sending a colleague to collect. What can she expect?
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.
@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!!!
Funny gow sweden had the coldest in 100 years ^^ average in my town was 18 degrees 😂😂 normaly we are at 28/33 low/high this is 2nd year in a row cold summer
I keep hearing Chris say "don't come to Japan in August". So what did I do? I came in August! It was tough dealing with the heat, but I survived. Though I doubt I would have if it wasn't for air conditioning.
you can tell if a person has ever had heat stroke before or not by how they react to someone else having one, if they never have before its usually "its not that bad, just get up" anyone who has experienced one knows that yes, it really is that bad, the blackness creeping into your vision is a bit scary. if you've never had one, be glad, but don't be one of those people that just think it cant really be that bad.
Maybe chris or someone who knows their drinks can confirm this - there was an anime called bartender, where in one episode, a girl ordered a Cinderella - a mix of pineapple juice, lemon juice and orange juice. Is this a thing i can get almost anywhere? Are there any other non alcoholic mixtures like this that teetotallers can get at bars?
I live in Thailand with my wife and 2 boys, hot season is may April. Let me tell you it was the hottest on record, I’ve been here 8 years and was running for A/C . 40+ is hot.
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.
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there are cases, where the japanese accent is enough, but its rare, and have to to it in a baby level, like No arukooru, no soy, no fisshu, etc.
Pete still rambling on for a third of the episode about nothing to do with Japan and every second word is stuttering “ahh, umm, err”, admittedly its now easier to listen to when watching rather than just listening. Get Connor or Sharla on every now and then. But on the other hand, when Pete does his own football podcasts (and that 1 off episode where he did an episode by himself re: wrestling) he is brilliant. 🤷♂
Hello Patte Pete and Chris Bread, hope you're having a lovely day as a Muslim hoping to come to the land of the rising sun. I was always curious about the availability of mosques in Japan and is halal food easy to come by. Also is there any prefecture that you can recall during your travels that could be more accommodating to the Muslim lifestyle? Thank you for all the content.
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Hey Chris and Pete. I live in Japan for 25 years and here is a funny story from about 15 years ago.
I was taking the train home from work. I shared one bench with a younger woman and across sat a salary man half asleep. At the stop before my stop something happened I never forget in my life.
The train stopped and the doors opened. Passenger got off and on. The usual. Then the doors closed. And you know the doors closing can make a big bang sound, right? Bang, the salary man across from me woke up in surprise, watched out of the window realising “Holy, fuck. This is my stop!”
He stood up on the bench and opened the window. (The windows on the trains can only be opened half. So the hole is about 1m30 wide and 60cm high. )
Then he used the bench as a trampoline and perfectly in Bruce Lee fashion jumped out the window with his body in a horizontal position. Landing horizontally with a big smack on the station platform while the train already had started rolling out the station.
I looked at the younger woman next to me and she looked at me. We started laughing but did not exchange any words.
Btw the man stood up and walked away as far as I could see.
Something I never will forget.
The kung fu master salary man.
Living in Japan since 2019. This summer was pure bs here around Tokyo and Chiba pref. Only this week began to drop to slightly under 30Celsius, last week every single day it was still 34. The heat came surprisingly late, at mid june, but it was constantly above 34 Celsius from 9am(!!!) since. AC-s wore down not only in many houses and apartment complexes, but in the shopping malls aswell in many places. Even the fan vests/jackets were barely enough to prevent heatstroke, while drinking constantly COLD ones. I work outside a lot for food delivering, but this year i skipped most of the lunchtimes at the summer, AND many of the dinnertimes too, because it was still above 30Celsius easily until 9pm, with 90%+ humidity. Got heatstroke once, and got near to it 2 times too. Summer in Japan is no joke, and anyone who living in a non-tropical or non-mediterrean climate, should straight up avoid it at all cost
That humidity and those temps sound insane. I live in the SW here in the U.S. but its a dry 115F every summer here. I would take that over 34c/90+ humidity any day. Stay strong my dood and get those electrolytes.
@TandokuOsaki when your body is that hot and cannot breath, because sweat just not evaporating, you want to drink cold. What you say is right for dry heat. Which isnt in Japan
that "woah" in response to the Pete crisps was most certainly genuine
I like this snack and trinkets show and tell. I hope you do more of this in the future.
Regarding the Japanese taking pictures stereotype, on my parents' wedding day in the early 80s someone with the church approached my mom before the ceremony began and said there were a bunch of Japanese tourists in town who wanted to see an American wedding. My mom thought it was kind of fun, so she agreed and so while she was walking down the aisle a bunch of Japanese tourists in the back row were taking a ton of pictures with their huge cameras.
We definitely need an Abroad in Japan video with Pete and Asuka to be arranged somewhere in the future.
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.
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.
"My name is Chris Broad and I'm joined as always by England's top japan enthusiast Mr. Pete Donaldson! Pete, how the devil are you doing? What's going on?" My brain literally autocompletes this, never thought I would get an earworm from a podcast introduction 😂
@@Blex_040in one podcast, he didn't say "How the devil are you doing?" and I felt horribly incomplete 😭
As someone who identifies as a pan, I agree.
Been living in Tokyo for 14 years and it certainly feels like summers are getting worse. It’s the first time I’ve considered moving back to the UK simply because of the unbearable heat. Having said that, doing the school run on the mamachari this morning the temperature was below 20c and felt bloody freezing!
lets go a new chris and pete yap video. i love listening to yapanese
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
Might be more manageable in Hokkaido.
Love how calmly Chris ragalled almost dying of heatstroke...
Cant wait for you to come out with your own brand of crisps heres some possible names:
Crisps Broad
Daorb crisps
or even Elbaffa crisps
What happened to the podcasts? It's the first time in years that they skip 2 podcasts in a row.
Agree on the sentiment but they skipped it for a while during last year's journey across Japan
The Bilica packaging is working on me. I am intrigued and want to try one haha
Hey Chris and Pete, are you okay? Missing the podcast on my way driving home.
Best wishes from the Netherlands ( Achterhoek to be precise. Achterhoek translates to back corner 😜)
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
Consider residing in Hokkaido. But, you'll have its winter.
Or shift to Mexico City or Nairobi for comfortable weather year round.
Honestly I'd say have a look in other places that have similar conditions and always have, and steal their coping methods.
Are you guys ok? Missing th pod ❤️❤️❤️
That was a hell of a summer.Headed to Miyazaki was a blast .Aoshima a beauty of a town .Would highly recommend.
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!
The first time I went to Japan was in August of 2013 because my friends wanted to visit the summer Comiket. We weren’t prepared. The short walk from our hostel to the train station was enough to drain me with sweat every day. My friends who went to Comiket had to wait in line outside to get in, and they were lucky they didn’t heatstroke. Props to the many vending machines for keeping us hydrated though.
Talk about a random shout out. I loved the original Gabriel knight game! Never played the newer one though.
Its nice to onow that if I ever do make it to Japan, I can go in August and be perfectly comfortable. That's just an average summer day for me.
I guess the records don’t lie but I definitely feel last summer was way hotter and sunnier than this year
Are... Are plain cheese crisps not a normal thing in the UK? They're so unbelievably common and popular in the US. I've never even seen cheese AND onion. Always separate here.
アルコールフリー 21:02
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.
Missing the podcasts, hopefully you guys upload one on Thursday! ❤
Been here once in August and now twice in September. It has been hot but not really too bad, and I’m a jeans guy year around. I would still come back around this time of the year in the future. But it will be nice to come back to the cold Scandinavian north now.
I did Kyoto to Sapporo by bicycle and only booked 3 days in advance, sometimes less and always found a decent enough and cheap hotel and I left during gloden week. The moutain ranges between Kyoto and Tokyo aren't too bad especially if take the valley from north lake biwa to Nagoya. Cycling up to Gotemba is a long climb but never gets above 3/4%. If I an obese prick can do it anyone can.
Cool that these come out at like 5am for me now.😂
Coming to the end of my trip in Tokyo and I have to say, the heat and humidity were extremely overwhelming even in September.
First day of Fall here in SC in states was 34 C lol. Ready for autumn weather ugh
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”
indeed the magic word is "Non-A-lu"
Arrived in Tokyo last Thursday, felt like I was a wandering puddle of sweat for the first few days. I really don‘t want to know how it feels to be there when it’s even hotter.
Super hot places mix their concrete and build their structures differently so the heat has less of a chance of destroying stuff, I wonder if Japan and other places getting hotter are going to start changing how they build things
Sadly, I missed out on your bar with my recent trip. Don't close down before I get a second chance to visit! 😂
Same here. We were at the right place and time but didn't know about 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.
i would say, mid october til early april all good. From may til mid september pure hell, and it depends on the year how is it between mid september til mid october, but usually still equals an august in Europe
Ive been here for 3 weeks so far and i Can totally relate to the insane heat. I was forced to buy an umbrella to Block the Sun 😂 love it here. But damn the weather in Tokyo is insane. Ps ur bar is awesome.
My partner and I just spent 4 weeks in Japan in a campervan. Every night was like sleeping in a sauna…
why you went in the dead of summer?
@@mfaizsyahmi only time we had off work. We try to get to Japan every year.
I’m putting a video together of the trip pros and cons on my channel so keep an eye out
Semi-related stupid fact of the day: In Brazilian Portuguese, there's nothing more distant from a hard-boiled gritty name than "Biluca". xD
Brand name for a very pink toy baby for little girls, and also kinda similar to what you'd use to talk to babies - like the Japanese babu babu. xD
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
Good poutine outside of Quebec is extremely rare. If you like one outside of Quebec, it will blow your mind when you get a good one in Quebec.
Heat exhaustion is what you had, heat stroke is when your brain starts to cook, that’s permanently damage.
In Japan currently. Tokyo was like a sauna in September. Thankfully I was not here in August.
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.
About the Bilica Chips caption, while it can be translated as “what I like is when nobody gets in my way” I think given the context it can also translate as “nobody shall get in the way of what I like”, what he likes being the chips. A.k.a if you like the chips you should not let anyone get in your way of getting it.
Chris took my advice and drank some water! XD
I dont live in Japan and i knew this summer was hot, cuz i play Uma Musume and the characters in game talked about hot summer days adn out of curiousity i checked the weather of Japan in august and it was 30+ everyday, i was surprised.
What happened to the pod?
No SWAT 4? Sierra's best game IMO.
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.
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
I am in Kamakura right now, but when stepped out of the Airport on Sunday, i got hit in the face with 100% humidity and about 30C 😅
Literally had my AC on for two months this year. Summers in Japan are the worst.
So… I walked to Shibuya from shinjuku to see the place. Nice. Great server. I left her an aloha pineapple pin. Asked for change for the Gachapon on the way out. Bought a load without even looking for my workmates. Turns out I won a prize too large for the machine. Sending a colleague to collect. What can she expect?
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.
@@hannesRSA don't forget the corn sweat lmao
@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!!!
80 in the midwest is hotter than 100 in the desert
Funny gow sweden had the coldest in 100 years ^^ average in my town was 18 degrees 😂😂 normaly we are at 28/33 low/high this is 2nd year in a row cold summer
I keep hearing Chris say "don't come to Japan in August". So what did I do? I came in August! It was tough dealing with the heat, but I survived. Though I doubt I would have if it wasn't for air conditioning.
So glad I left Tokyo in early July, the heat was unbearable, how can people live there? 😢
I wonder if you could serve poutine at the lost bar
Man, I supposed to be there Friday
We went to Japan in August
We live in tropical Queensland Australia 🇦🇺
Never have we been so hot in my ENTIRE life
Anybody else noting the noise on Chris's audio? Sounds very fuzzy?
you can tell if a person has ever had heat stroke before or not by how they react to someone else having one, if they never have before its usually "its not that bad, just get up" anyone who has experienced one knows that yes, it really is that bad, the blackness creeping into your vision is a bit scary. if you've never had one, be glad, but don't be one of those people that just think it cant really be that bad.
Maybe chris or someone who knows their drinks can confirm this - there was an anime called bartender, where in one episode, a girl ordered a Cinderella - a mix of pineapple juice, lemon juice and orange juice. Is this a thing i can get almost anywhere? Are there any other non alcoholic mixtures like this that teetotallers can get at bars?
You better have a good explanation for not uploading last Thursday 😡😡
Would love to see a collab with Sora the troll 🤣
I live in Thailand with my wife and 2 boys, hot season is may April. Let me tell you it was the hottest on record, I’ve been here 8 years and was running for A/C . 40+ is hot.
alcohol nashi kudasai...
without alcohol.
alcohol nashi cocktail ga arimasu Ka?
wouldn't that be a good option?
Gabriel Knight? That's a title I have not heard for a long time...
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.
Make (Japanese) crisps great again. 😂😉👍
the uploads on youtube music is running behind again (12 sep)
someone press the upload button please :p
Why does everyone’s email sound like a high school creative writing essay?
Kill Billica, maybe? The black and yellow is iconic.
Bosh. Never usually 1st on the podcast ! 😂
Ask for a "non-aru" (ノンアル) drink if you need something without alcohol.
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.
What?! No King's Quest?!
Glad to hear Chris likes poutine.
I am Sreklaw: I don't like it when I get in others way
The gain on Chris' mic is too high.
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.
there are cases, where the japanese accent is enough, but its rare, and have to to it in a baby level, like No arukooru, no soy, no fisshu, etc.
nIce
hmmm
You guys are so white and British. Can’t handle a little bit of heat 😂
Luca might be bi but in truth he just wants to be left alone with his potato crisps.
Fk yeah Poutine!
Pete still rambling on for a third of the episode about nothing to do with Japan and every second word is stuttering “ahh, umm, err”, admittedly its now easier to listen to when watching rather than just listening. Get Connor or Sharla on every now and then. But on the other hand, when Pete does his own football podcasts (and that 1 off episode where he did an episode by himself re: wrestling) he is brilliant. 🤷♂
Hello Patte Pete and Chris Bread, hope you're having a lovely day as a Muslim hoping to come to the land of the rising sun. I was always curious about the availability of mosques in Japan and is halal food easy to come by. Also is there any prefecture that you can recall during your travels that could be more accommodating to the Muslim lifestyle? Thank you for all the content.
Forget poutine. Ya gotta eat puntang
And not a single word about climate change and its causes. Just like Japan’s society ignores the topic.
We love global warming.
1st
1:44 looks more like the front to the movie kill Bill 🤣
I'm kinda deep into Duolingo, and it's kinda bizarre beer hasn't popped up.
Gabriel Knight: WHERE'S THE WOLF?