Gabriel Mizrahi

We go back into the 7-Eleven, the scene of the crime to throw away the things because there are no trash cans anywhere except 7-Eleven.

And then we walk around the corner and right around the corner from the 7-Eleven is a restaurant.

And we walk in and they seat us immediately.

Oh, how's your food poisoning?

Flood of relief.

No food poisoning.

It was just wonderful.

But it was one of those places where Japanese businessmen go to get wasted after work and cut loose and talk and...

So the restaurant is so loud that Aaron and I can't even hear each other talk.

So we just sit there for an hour in silence having dinner.

And every so often we look at each other and just nod.

Yes, this is good.

We averted disaster, but just barely.

Next time we might not be so lucky.

Just one of those random evenings that's stressful while it's happening and afterwards you keep laughing.

I don't know.

It's just a ridiculous evening.

i wonder if that's still the case because i have not seen that anywhere i feel weird doing that but that's good to know for sure honestly we stayed in ripongi when we were in tokyo in an apa hotel i don't know if you know this but it's one of those kind of japanese businessmen hotels the rooms are so small it felt like being in one of those norwegian prison cells

You probably get more room in a Norwegian prison cell.

I think it was actually a step or two down from a Norwegian prison cell.