Wow.

Hello and welcome to the Abrawn Japan podcast.

Probably the best way of learning about life in Japan without actually being in Japan.

I'm your host Chris Broder.

We're joined, as always, by England's top Japan enthusiast, Mr. Pete D Pete Dalton. Pete. How the devil? How are you doing? What's going on?

Well, lots of stuff actually. We're actually very busy here at Stack. Yeah, we're moved.

People of Britain. I can't speak for them. They're maniacs, the lot of them. They keep making

bad decisions. But yeah, Stack stack a moving studios at the moment,

and I have been tasked with taking down the previous studio.

We had basically this office complex thing,

and we had like a studio within it,

just basically a big wooden box that we sat in and did our shows from and they

were recorded and all that good stuff. Um, and I've been tasked with actually taking it all down.

Now, um, I said, uh, in, in a, in a fit of peek and a fit of hubris, I said that I would be able to

take down the studio in, uh, and I quote two hours. hours. It took me five hours to get

halfway there yesterday. So I didn't have a crowbar, I didn't have a ladder. I then got

a crowbar on a ladder and it was all plain sailing from there. But my hands are cut and calloused.

My hands are covered. My lungs are filled with sound deadening insulation.

And I am feeling like a bigger boy.

There's not too weird about that.

But, God, it's hard work, manual labour, in it?

This is a proper job, in it?

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