Yo yo yo, what up y'all? You're listening to a brand new episode of the world famous behind the baller podcast coming to live and direct from Tokyo, Japan.

Yes, I am still here. I am your host Ben Baller, aka the wash lord aka the Korean Liam Neeson aka Ode Su, that would be old boy.

This show is brought to you in full high definition stereo sound produced by none other than the podcast producers of the year, the Dust Brothers, that's Miles Davis and Jordan Winter.

With original music from Lakey Lake, that would be Lakey inspired. Guys man, episode 319 was get fucking right into it.

So I could fuck around and stay here for another week. If my kids were here, my wife was here, psh, forget about it. This is a very kid friendly city. Unfortunately my children have never been here before my wife has. And I'm just having a fucking blast out here guys.

If I didn't have some shit that I had to deal with that's just fucking annoying as fuck, I would have stayed. Golf here is amazing, shopping here is amazing. I already told you the exchange rate is crazy. Not that that matters. But if you're looking for a good movie to watch, the movie came out in 2004, directed by Sophia Coppola.

And she's directed a few movies that I love, they just hit home and something about I just love Sophia like I actually have you have a crush on her when I was a kid. Super fucking silver lake, you know, type hipster shape of like OG hipster level intelligence, he a coffee type shit.

She directed a movie called Lost in Translation in 2004 and it was not a parody, what would you say? It's like a low key rendition of her life with spike Jones who she seems to be married to who's also a very, very super talented director. Obviously Sophia Coppola comes from royal film family her dad is Francis for Coppola of the Godfather.

And who's based out of San Francisco, you already know my favorite cities and the movie is based in Japan. It is based at the park, high hotel, which is the hotel that I pretty much always stay at in Tokyo and it is classic, it is amazing.

I don't even know if I fucking said it because my brain is so fogged up right now, but I'm staying at the grand height right now, Rapongi, I love location here better.

And I like the amenities here a little better, but the view there is insane, you know, New York bar or bar New York is just fucking ridiculous on the 50th floor.

The service again is insane, but you know, I'm always going to be the hypocritical hopeless romantic.

And the show is obviously based upon the movies based upon Bill Murray.

And one thing I always forget and didn't know about Bill Murray is that he is a fucking amazing golfer.

And this movie is 18 fucking years old and there's a really small clip of him.

It might be fucking 20 seconds where he's like on a crazy simulator or actually might be on a course and his swing is so fucking buttery.

It is on some Ernie L. Shit is just crazy, but if you haven't seen that movie, you would understand, I think you'd have to be at least 25 to watch that movie.

And it just was a whole different level of why like and again, this was Tokyo is so different from then and now this is when Scarlett Johansson is like one of her first movies, not when she was a kid as an adult.

This was her breakout film.

Now I'm not a big fan of her and Marvel and all the bullshit she's done, but I mean this is like this movie is just man.

It just it gives me the feels every time I watch it.

So you know, this movie fucking hits different, especially me being here right now is just definitely watched lost in translation.

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