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Hello and welcome to the Abroad Japan Podcast. Probably the best way of learning about life in Japan

without actually being in Japan. I'm your host Chris Broder, but join as always by England's top

Japan enthusiast, Mr Pete Dawson, himself, Pete's, how the devil are you doing? What's going on?

I'm good Chris. I'm just really excited that I'm able to talk to a real life television

advert actor. You've been spotted in... What? You've been spotted in Australia taking

every other side gig. I can't name Matthew Robinson on Twitter. Advertising fried chicken in Australia.

I am not a man because I'm a man who has many different local likes and they're all

horrific to me and they mainly air towards the 55 year old tea bag from Prison Break, which

always upsets me. I'm not a fan of just saying people look like people just for the sake of it,

but out of all of your local likes, I think the KFC advert, where a man's at some kind of like

soft play area, a ball pool situation with his kid, it's a pretty good one. It's an all right

good. You got a bit of salt and pepper here. The guy's good looking. I think it's a good one.

I think it you look quite similar. I like it. I hate how many messages I receive throughout

the week for people who have screen-shotted an atrocious, appalling, human being. You've got

no pressure. It looks like you. If that looks like me, you look like a contemporary

Colonel Sanders. I do. I don't mind. I don't mind it. But no, I'm not buying that. Oh, I'm

battered. I'm shattered peak. I was filming for 12 hours yesterday in a convenience store that I

rented. That's really interesting. I rented this because the studio is being built literally today,

actually, the broader band studio. I had to try and find somewhere quickly to film. You can rent

studio spaces throughout Tokyo, all over the place. We found one. It's building that had four sets

in it. On the ground floor, it had a convenience store. It was called like plain mart. I think it

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