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Hello and welcome to the Brawinger Pan Podcast, probably the best way of learning about life in Japan without actually being in Japan.

I'm your host Chris Brody, we're joined as always by England's top Japan enthusiast, Mr Pete Donaldson, Pete, how the devil are you doing?

I'm good, I'm having pineapple for breakfast and you can't stop me, tin pineapple.

It's one of those kind of, one of those food box services where they just send you like a lot of cooking bits and you're like, oh god this is really intense, really technically kind of involved.

You've got kind of, there's 15 ingredients that you've got to prepare, I'm like bloody hell, is this what, like 15?

There's probably like so much little bits and bumps you've got to put together, and I'm so lazy.

But what I didn't know was that there's something extra pineapple slices, tin so that's what I'm from your breakfast mate, tin pineapple.

It's quite a sight watching Pete Donaldson haul pieces of pineapple chunks out of a tin.

This is like, I see what it is. The foremost football commentator in the entire planet and he's just sitting in a room swiveling in a chair with a tattered backdrop eating pineapple that I have a tin.

I'm still waiting for me up past three.

My up past three dot, couldn't you kiss, let me down once again, they will not be advertising on this bloody channel because they have let me down.

They just, they said five to seven business days and we're on the lip of the seventh day quite frankly.

They are taking their time, they are dragging their fabricated heels. It's very obscure.

Excuse me, excuse me, it's all I'm hearing Pete.

But I got some cool news.

I think it's, I think it's, it's, it's, it's, it needs.

So I decided recently, I don't know if you've seen, but to celebrate the, the Tokyo Olympics, Google brought out the most amazing little 16 bit game.

I might be eight bit. I think it's 16 bits, 16 bit game.

You know on the Google homepage, we have the, the doodle they call it Google doodle with a logo is occasionally when there's an event they'll change it and have things there.

For the Olympics, they've actually created this incredible 16 bit Japanese style video game.

That looks like it's straight out the eighties, but so slick and polished and fun. There's lots of mini games.

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