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Hello and welcome to the 200-pound podcast, probably the best way I've learned about life in Japan,

without actually being in Japan. I'm your host, Chris Broad, and I've joined,

as always, my England's top Japan enthusiast, Mr. Pete Donaldson, who nearly sneezed all over the

microphone, and I do, Pete! I'm alright. I do have dog allergies, and I do have two dogs,

and I decided yesterday to cut one of their hair, well, cut one of their hair.

One of them in my hand, and and shave one of them because it's getting warm, and they are

quite heavy-caughted, bod跆ery. I was just going to strip them, but one of them was getting on

a little bit, so I thought, you know what, I'll get the old beard trimmers out, and give them a

little trim, but of course now my life is just a fog, a fog of dog hair. I'm just really

sniffly, and I'm just constantly about the sneeze, and the hair feed was on the go,

oh, it's all going off like a frog in a sock, Chris.

Thug fog sounds like some sort of trendy beer brand, some sort of like craft beer.

Thug fog. It's the final boss in battle towards the video game.

I was big of a final boss, I'd put myself through another challenging food culinary experience

this week. I did the Monster Ramen Challenge again for the second time with Joey DeLame Man

this time. I did with Netski back in 2016, and it was a lot of fun. I lost, unfortunately,

spoilers, and so I tried this time to beat Joey DeLame Man and to take back my crown,

the crown that I never had admittedly. The crown of ramen. It was very nostalgic. The

ramen shop has changed quite a lot in the six years since we did the original video there.

It's kind of like the top floor where we filmed it. They had like a tatami mat area that used

to be really nice. We could sit there and record. So Joey and I turned up thinking, oh yeah,

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