Yes, ladies and gentlemen, welcome back! Welcome to K-Cast 133, the first K-Cast without

Wombat. What? Oh, I forgot to tell you. No one tells me anything. Oh, I'm sorry. That was very

responsible for me. You should you can go now. That's not cool at all. I'm sorry. I'm just kidding.

Of course, Wombat is here. Of course, I am here, your host, GPD in Tokyo, Japan. Today is a holiday

in Tokyo. And what holiday is it? You were telling me before and I was standing or listening? Yeah,

I don't know. It doesn't really matter what holiday it is. All I know is that my wife isn't going to

work and my mother-in-law is here. We're here all weekend taking care of Thai. So I wish she would

move in with us. Now, is it a religious holiday or a national holiday? It's probably not a religious

holiday. Well, as you say, I know there's no God in Japan, but you know, whatever it is, they worship

fish eggs. Buddha? Yeah. Buddha and fish eggs, no, I don't think it's fish eggs. They eat fish eggs,

they don't worship them. There's a difference. You don't worship hamburgers, do you? Well, I do

actually. I was getting a say. I've had some pretty damn good hamburgers that I think I've gotten

down on my knees and said, Praise Lord. Praise Lord cheeseburger. Anyway, Wombat, speaking of

praising food and me, I guess, not praising me, but just me. I had my birthday, my big 35th birthday

last week. Oh, yeah, how'd that go? It was, it went really well. I had, I went to lunch with my

friend, Chien, who is this Taiwanese guy that I met in one of the Japanese classes that I've

dropped out of one of one of the many Japanese. One of the four dozen classes you've dropped out of,

yes. Yes. Japanese school dropout. No graduation day for you. Yeah, so we went out for lunch. We

went to an all you can eat Italian buffet in Shinjuku, one of my favorite spots. I'm sure it's

very traditional. It was a very traditional Japanese meal where I had about 10 slices of pizza

and pasta and it was great. And it's always interesting having lunch with my friend, Chien,

because he's a big gamer. And being Taiwanese, he doesn't, you know, visit like the same old websites

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