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With transportation, because from my understanding, again, I've never been there. I don't know how

everything operates, but I'm planning on going there this year. But just with transportation,

it seems way more efficient. Like bullet trains there, they get you to where you need to be like really quickly.

And it blows my mind that the United States hasn't implemented anything like this.

Like we're still just driving around in cars when a lot of people in Japan use public transportation.

I don't even think that, again, I'm not 100% sure because I haven't been there.

I don't think very many people in Japan, like the common everyday person, has a vehicle

because they don't need a vehicle.

That's true.

And the trains run down to the minute on the schedule.

If your train says it'll be at 720 in the morning and you rock in at 723, your train's

already gone.

You have to wait for the next one.

And a lot of them are seated trains, right?

So you have to, if you don't have a seat, then you have to go back to the station,

turning your ticket, get a new seat allocation if they have or whatnot.

And I'll tell you one thing.

So being in Taipei, they have, I think, about 15 different underground or what you call,

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