Hey, it's Simon.

And this is Martina.

I'm broadcasting out of Kichi-Choji.

Tokyo, Japan, the springiest part of all of Japan.

Oh my gosh, guys.

It's a gorgeous couple of weeks that we're having now.

It's warming up real nice.

What would we define as warm?

I, like, my favorite time of year is, like, between 15 and 20 degrees.

And we're getting there. Like today was 14, but yesterday was like 17.

It was a bit nippy today.

A little bit nippy.

On our bikes, like we, since we bike, I feel like we have two temperature gauges.

Right.

There's the one where you're walking in the sun and you overheat and you're going 14 is way too hot.

Like I can't wear all these jackets.

Right.

I arrived. I was meeting in for editing

in Shimo and I went there and you said to me, girl, you might be too warm in that. And I was wearing

this little thin hoodie and a leather jacket on top. And when I arrived, I was molten sweaty.

Yeah. So wetty. Right. Disgusting. I had to take off my sweater. It was great. Soaked through. I'm like, ugh, my sweater on top. I just look like a girl on the train with like a t-shirt and we're starting to swap out our winter clothing for the summer and spring clothing that we have in our closet. We were thinking about including that for a day of a life video, but I already felt guilty enough for showing us doing laundry for a video. Like this cannot qualify as a video for us to show. Actually, that's kind of the topic

that we wanted to discuss today. Right. We have been really confused about your guys's

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