Sobeingattheendofyourpartyfor a while a lotoffoodchillthat a lotofpeoplejustgeteveryonetosayhellotoyou.
It's candy.
It's dutything.
Hey, it's JakeHarris.
It's It's Joey.
It's no, Joeylikesit.
Leaveit.
It's okay.
Itwasstuff.
Maybeifanyofyouguysarecasesisloving.
Hello?
Damnit, K.
Hello.
Hi, everybody.
Welllooking.
Goodthingwe'relookinggood.
MerryChristmasmonth.
Marriedtosomebody, So I thought I hadsomething.
Ifyouguysup, I didhearsomething.
It's luxuryroomBarrack.
Yeah.
Hey, sniffin, I'm gonnagetthebean.
Yeah, youlikethebeanwaycookingnumbertonightaregonnahave a systemwherehe'llcuddlethevegetablesindepartmentalshapesandthenhe'llgochillandalmostbrutaltogether.
Andit's thebestsystembecause I getboredcuttingandpeelingvegetables.
I cameinfor a jobthismorning, so I thought I'd goin a littlememorymemories.
Lanewalk.
Howwouldyoucallit?
It's interestingwalkingdownhereafterlivingin a differentareaforsuch a longtimenowbecausethisisthefirstarea I reallylivedinafter I cametoJapan, andit's gotsuch a differentfeelingtoit.
Thio, where I'velivedoffthatit's actuallyquiteold.
A lotofthebuildingsaroundhere, quiteold, someonequiterundown.
I wasthinkinglikemaybe I shouldgotoanold, maybe a favoriterestaurant I usedtogotoorsomething, but I don't knowif I hadanyfavoriterestaurants.
I didn't actuallyknowthatmuchaboutallthestuffinmyarea, butrememberexploringandexploring, and I justneverfoundthatmuch.
Butthere's a shoppingstreetnearmyoldhouse, so I'm a nameforthat.
No, it's actuallybeingabouttwoyearssince I'vebeenbackhere, whichiscrazytwowholeyearsnowat a colleaguewhoisontheeastsideofTurkey, I believe, whichhas a completelydifferentfeeltorestofTokyoGod, sonisso, brightshade, sealedfruitmarket.
I usedtogotoforgettingthelayoutofeverything I saidallmygroceryshoppinghereandoverthereaswell, butitwasmoreexpensiveinthere, I think.
Yeah, actually, I recentlylookedatthelistingforthisplaceon, uh, onthewebsiteoftheagency, andthey'rechargingmoreforitthanwhat I gotitfor.
Oh, myGod.
HereitissThereitis.
There's nobuilding.
Just a zitwaswhen I left.
I canseelikethisissomeoftheroomsinthere, actuallybiggerthanwhat I hadsocial.
Youareusedtolive.
I wasthesecond.
Sonotthisone, butthenextonethatwas a tinyapartmentandsaidoneofthereasonsthat I wentcrazyisbecausethere's thisotherbuildingexactlyoppositenosoncouldgetthrough, so I onlygotinsomeseasonslike, I don't know, twominutesofsunthatwouldcomethrough.
Guys, themomentofdirectsunlighthashitlikethatthere a lotofstraycatsthathangoutinthere, too.
Yeah, well, allthewayinthegoodtimes, I won't gointherebecause I alwayshad a nightmarethat I havemycurtainsopenandsomeonewouldjustwalkdownthisweirdcorridor.
But I won't dothattoanyone.
Prettycrazy.
Well, that's where I usedtoliveNow I rememberwhen I camehere, I wassoexcited.
I lovethisplacemorethananything.
Andthereasonthat I lovethisplacemoment, anythingisbecausebefore I cametothisapartment, I wasin a smallerapartmentwithnowindows.
ItwasNoah.
Departmentwas a closetonthesevendaysuntil I gotomynewapartmentwhere I havekitchentomyself, Bostontomyself, a loftbalconydon't senseamazing.
SothisplacealwaysfeltkindofmagicalWhen I firstcamehere, theneventually I movedto a differentareaand I foundoutjusthowniceplacescongeesoonChinatotrashthisarea, it's justnowthat I'vemovedown, I realizehowsmalleverythingwaasandhowmuchbetter I haveitnowsay, I guessthat's a waytoputit.
Yeah.
I dolovethisplacebecauseithelpedmeget a Koreaandhelpedme.