Hey everyone, it's Simon. And this is Martina. I'm a broadcasting out of Kichi-Jochie. Tokyo Japan,

the secret part of Tokyo. It's not that secret. I wanted. Considering we tell everybody about it.

Okay. So this secret of ours is between you and me, the audience, the listener, the viewer.

But today we had a bit of a rude awakening.

I know what you're talking about now.

Something that really scared me in a way.

When we came home today, our grandma neighbor, who we love, I love her like she's family.

She's a grandmother I almost wanted.

She's a very...

She's the grandmother you almost wanted? Always wanted. Oh, you I almost wanted. Yeah. She's a very... She's the grandmother you almost wanted?

Always wanted. Oh, you said almost wanted. Always wanted. I've always wanted a grandmother

like her. She's amazing. And when we saw her today, like, we usually see her outside of the house.

And then she's like, oh, we were telling like a temper, you always talked about the weather in Japan. So I was like, oh, mushy, mooshy, mooshy. And you know, like, oh, it's humid.

She went up saying, hey, uh, I spoke with somebody who knows who you are. And the two of us were like,

because up until now, we've managed to just avoid talking about our jobs. We just tell them like,

hey, we like to travel. We just look like rich white people with eccentric habits.

Like we don't look like we actually have a job because everyone's like, how are you home all the time?

Like from outside perspective, it doesn't look like we have a job.

It's more like, how are you home all the time?

And then suddenly not home for like giant chunks of time.

Exactly.

Why are you up at this time and why are you asleep at this time?

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