Wow!

Hello and welcome to the Aboronga Pound podcast, probably the best way of learning about life in Japan,

without actually being in Japan.

I'm your host, Chris Broaden, we're joined by Top London Radio DJ and I'm running out of, again, I'm running out of ways to describe him,

Pete Donaldson.

Muscle, that is quite an underwhelming introduction there.

Well, I do think you should, that's rude, that was a bit strong.

I don't think you should deviate from the original, I think my brand is very much Top London DJ, Certified, Neonophile.

I think it all works, to be honest, I think that's what I'm going to put on my, on my griff stone, when I pass.

Well, we got a question this week from somebody called Laurie and they said, I often introduce you as a Japanophile, Certified Japanophile.

Yeah.

And Laurie says, if Pete's a Japanophile, does that make him a Peter Thile?

Yes, I suppose it does, Chris, I mean that word has been thrown around before, actually that sounds terrible.

I mean, as in the joke that Peter sounds like Piedor, it has been thrown around before, that is correct.

But it's right around before.

I want to successfully rebranded myself, Nick Niemweiser.

I think I've been told about this before on this podcast, I was being called Donnie quite a lot.

And I was being called Donnie at school and I moved classes because the classes kind of deviated and yet to move in another class.

And I basically successfully rebranded Donnie to P.D. with my new set of friends.

So there are still people in Hartley, where I'm from, who are Kaczy Kami P.D.

So there we go, successful rebranding marketing.

I think Donnie's quite cool, though.

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