New York Cityの生活
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Alright, okay.
So many things in New York.
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And we can like keep continue
and talking about these things forever, kind of.
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We experienced a lot.
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But, can I...
Yeah, sure.
Do you have any...
Let me think for like a minute.
Yeah, of course.
See if I have anything interesting to talk about.
Yeah, of course.
Of course.
Okay.
Yeah, please.
Let's see.
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We did Chinatown.
We did...
Yeah, that was interesting too.
Buildings in New York was interesting.
Buildings?
Yeah.
Yeah, the street?
You know, that was like Hyakunen.
Ah, okay, okay.
100-year buildings and stuff like that.
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The apartments.
The hawk.
The what?
The fraction.
Ah, right.
That was interesting.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Like they does that like all the time, right?
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Such a loud city.
Loud city.
Like even in the midnight.
Even in the midnight, they would hawk.
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So many times.
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That's amazing.
Like it's beyond your like common sense.
Like they like for like 10 seconds.
I know.
They do that.
It's not like, "Hey, excuse me."
They just do it like...
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Yeah, that's so loud.
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Average morning that I was in New York was like I would wake up with a honk.
Oh, that literally happened every morning.
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It was so loud.
Everywhere in New York City.
Everywhere.
That was so loud.
Everywhere.
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We had an Uber driver to the airport the last day.
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現金の使用量の違い
And we had a conversation with the driver and like it was very loud in New York.
Cars are very...
You know, traffic got terrible.
And I said, "Yeah, there are so many beeps in the cities."
And that was something never happened in Japan.
And he went like, "Yeah, New York City's drivers are always crazy and I hate those."
And like two seconds after that, he goes like...
And like, "Oh, yeah, that's something I was talking about."
So he got mad?
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So the drivers that are honking, they were angry, you think?
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At least at the moment, he was like kind of stressed, like a bit angry.
Because that was like a different car sliding in front.
And he was like, "Oh, come on."
That was his feeling.
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I see.
And did that.
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Like the way I think a lot of people view that would be like, even if you honk, like it's
not going to make the situation any different.
He's like, "Why honk?"
Right.
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They just like express them feelings through honks.
Right.
Like in Japan, it's like a tool to solve the situation, right?
You can poo-poo and just go ahead or like...
Yes.
Trying to give alert to anyone.
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"Oh, man, it's dangerous."
Or something.
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But no, it's just his feeling.
"I feel angry."
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They're saying, "Fuck you."
"I don't like this."
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Yeah.
So loud.
Would you say that...
You were in Kyoto, right?
You were in the Kansai area.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Would you say that the people in Kansai, the way they drive versus like the way New Yorkers
drive, which one is more aggressive, do you think?
Definitely New York City to me.
I wasn't that driving around in the city.
Like Osaka or nothing like that?
Nah.
So I don't know how the situation in Osaka.
Or like I hear Nagoya.
Nagoya is really aggressive?
Nagoya's drivers are aggressive.
Oh, okay.
I hear it all the time.
But I'm not sure.
I haven't drove a lot in Kansai.
But I'm sure New York City is way more aggressive and loud.
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It's very loud.
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Yeah.
Right.
Yeah.
Other things?
Discussing the Colder Weather in Japan
Other things we did, we was a lot colder than I expected.
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I didn't think I was going to be wearing a down jacket, but I actually needed it the whole time.
Yeah.
Are you all right when we went to like sightseeing?
Yeah, the sightseeing day, that was like very cold.
That was cold day.
Yeah.
That was.
It's been windy day.
Windy and cold.
Yeah.
I thought I caught a cold, but I didn't.
Oh, yeah.
I was okay.
Okay.
That's good.
But it was very cold.
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