Hey, everybody. Thank you for tuning into a special episode of the podcast. Of course, I

am Meetsugi and I have pancake with me. Hello. We've been watching Dress Up Darling, haven't

we? Yep. Pretty much every day. There was a very extensive conversation on the Discord

about Dress Up Darling. And we were egg-donned by several people to watch episode 11 because

that was the episode where so much crazy stuff was going to happen since episode 11 is

titled. I'm currently at a love hotel. A love hotel. For people that don't know what a love

hotel is. A love hotel is a place in Japan. It's easily identifiable because you'll pretty

much see prices by the hour outside the establishment and you'll go in and pay for two hours

have sex and leave. It's meant to be a very discrete sort of place where you take prostitutes

and cheat on your wife. Pretty much. And on that note, I should make a note that this

episode is going to be explicit. It's going to contain foul language, sexual content given

the love hotel. Pancakes giving me a little shit-eating grin. So if you are not into that, if you

are also a huge fan of Dress Up Darling and don't feel like you can handle the simple ridicule

of the pie of the anime and just for fun, you know, I mean, it's an episode where they're literally

going 15-year-olds or somehow going to enter a love hotel, which by the way, I really want to see

how that works out. You might want to just tune out as well because you may not enjoy hearing us

critique or just make fun of or have fun with. It's just this all and good fun. Dress Up Darling

is not about anime by any means. We're just poking some fun at some of the themes and situations

that these children are being put into. Yeah, it's not a very serious anime. This is not a very

serious episode. It meant to be fun, but you know, some of you will not feel that way. So if you're

a huge fan of Dress Up Darling, if you can't handle the adult themes, as I already mentioned, please tune

out. With that said, love hotels, you know, people will go, though it's very discrete, and usually a

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