Tokyo Tales: Check in On Yourself

Tokyo Tales - The Simon and Martina Podcast

Simon and Martina

Places & Travel, Society & Culture

5 • 759 Ratings

🗓️ 15 September 2019

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

If everything's going well, but you're not feeling alright, is there something wrong with you, or could there be something else at play? Especially if you're in Chronic Pain, how does that affect how you perceive the world?

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0:00.0	Hey, it's Simon.
0:00.7	And this is Martina.
0:01.5	And we're broadcasting out of Kichi-Jo, Tokyo, Japan, the greatest part of all of Japan.
0:06.4	Turns out that's just true.
0:07.5	It's just true.
0:08.0	It's been fact-checked by Simon Martina.
0:10.0	Guinness Book of World Records came here and they gave us a record for the greatest part of Japan.
0:14.5	Yep.
0:14.8	And Spudgy approved and Meemer's approved.
0:17.2	And that's pretty much everyone. We've been doing these podcasts, not regularly, but we've done a bunch of them.
0:22.4	And we've been saying this for a while.
0:23.7	I really hope this branding sticks.
0:25.3	I really want like 20 years from now, everyone to be like, hey, Kichich, hey, remember
0:29.0	when Kichai is the best part of Japan?
0:30.7	You got to remember that.
0:31.7	We're just going to keep saying it until people remember it forever. I like how you said, remember when Kichi-Jogi was? See, there'd be no when was.
0:38.2	They'd be like, ah, Kichikiji, turns out that this is the best part of Japan.
0:42.5	Well, in case there's a post-apocalyptic water wars and zombie fights.
0:47.1	Oh, I see.
0:47.7	So zombies.
0:48.3	Then historians will look back on this.
0:50.3	And they'll go, ah, yes, Ebisu, the suckiest of places.
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