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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 Donaldson himself. Pete's how the devil,

are you doing? What's going on down? I am the best person I can be at this point in the week.

Chris, yesterday at me and my partner went to go and look at Lil' Dog Dog, Lil Puppy Dog.

Lil Puppy Dog Dog. So we are about to welcome into our lives a brand new little life,

a little Puppy Dog Dog. We are going to have a nice time with the new dog dog. I had the best

Sunday. Started off last night and Sunday morning, last night's curry. Then I went to a car boot,

bought myself an Amstrad email. Are you familiar with an Amstrad email?

Isn't that something from the 1980s? It was from the early 2002 mid-90s. It was when email was

kind of really kicking off in the country. Alan Sugar, his company Amstrad, him of the UK

apprentice TV show, decided that they were going to create something called an Amstrad email.

They're half way house between a computer and a mobile phone, a support. It was basically just

like a somewhere you could do emails, the little keyboard, next to your phone in the hallway.

It was like an analog with sending emails kind of, but it was very unsuccessful.

I saw one box to the car boot and I was like, I need that Amstrad email. I need it. I want it.

I'm going to have it. I love, I'm actually read Alan Sugar's autobiography a few times.

It's so fascinating. He's bought into a working class background East End London,

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