傘と天気の話
Welcome to Kevin's English Room Podcast.
Hey guys, how's it going? It looks like it's goingto be rain. Oh really? Yeah, it's like, oh,
I'm just kidding. Is it the rainy type of cloud?It looks like, I don't know. You feel it? Is it
your sixth sense talking to you? Let's check theweather. It is. It's just going to be cloudy. It's
not going to rain. Good, good. That's good. Youdidn't bring an umbrella? I did, I did. Oh,
that's good. Well prepared, my man. Yeah. One ofmy friends gave me a little umbrella,
like an amagasa higasa. So you finally got ahigasa. Yeah, I finally got it, yes. Have you
tried it? Not yet. Oh, okay. I want to hear yourtake on the higasa. Yeah, yeah. But it must be
like you're making your own shade. That's right,that's right. You're always in hikage, right?
Yeah, yeah, yeah. I haven't tried it yet. Yeah,okay. Yeah. Next time. Yeah, I'm carrying it.
Next time. Yes, yes. Is it big? I haven't openedit, like fully opened it. Okay, okay. It's only
days ago, so. Oh, got it. It's very small whenyou. The compact ones. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Those
lightweight. Yes. Compact ones. Yes, yes, yes.Okay. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Okay. Okay. That,
that's the one I was planning to buy. Oh, okay.So. That's good. It's a great gift. That's good.
Yeah. That's good. That's good. That's good. So Ihave that one. Yeah. Yes.
Yeah. So. Okay, this one.
ニューヨークの良いところ：食べ物編
Lemon-san.
Like positive things?
Like, we're one of the ones that are giving outnegative shit vibe as well, right?
Maybe. One of them, yeah. At least I am.
Okay. Okay. Okay. We, we were in New York,remember? Yeah, we went to New York. We were inNew York.
We can talk about it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Foods. What about foods?
Oh, I see. Four topics. You were thinking about. Ican, yeah. You were trying to list
these positive things. Yeah. That's why you werepausing. Yes. Okay. Okay. I was, I was thinking
about. You're thinking about what was good. Yeah.Remembering all the, you know, experiences I had.
In New York. Okay. And I found it. What was yourfavorite food?
Hamburger. Oh, okay.
You said, uh, Hell's Kitchen? You said, uh, youwent to a place in Hell's Kitchen?
What is it? Is that like a name of an area? Yeah.Did I say that? I don't know.
You said you went to a famous burger shop. Yes.Yes. Close to the Broadway's.
Oh, okay. Okay. So it's not Hell's Kitchen. Okay.I don't know the name of the area, but yeah,
I searched the restaurants and I tried some goodlooking restaurants in New York and one of them
were hamburgers. Okay. It was good. Yes. Oh,that's nice. That's great. It's something youcan't
find in Japan. Yes. I'm not sure. I mean, Japan'sgood. Yeah. Japan's a really good chef. Yeah.
But the meat, like meat was like a bit thick. Yougot like double of this and you got like
sauteed onions. Nice. And like, like a goodlooking, delicious looking cheese. Nice.
To me, it looked very American. Nice. Very NewYork-y. Do you remember the name of the place?
Um, I think I can, I think I, I'm pinned on mymap. That's great. I believe New York was NewYork.
New York. Yes. Okay. So, um, it was around, um,okay. I think this one's,
yeah, this one, five napkin burger. Okay. That'sthe name of the shop. Five napkins. Five napkin
burger. Yes. Okay. Let me see the burger again.Yeah. I think this is the one I, that you had.
Yeah. Nice. Ooh. Like thick meat, like cheese ontop and onions inside. Yeah. I think that's the,
looks delicious. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That looks likea really good burger. Yeah. It looks
New York, no? Right. I mean, honestly. Yeah. Yeah.This one. Um, I remember, um,
ニューヨークの良いところ：その他
well, it's not only New York, but the Mexicanfoods were nice. Chipotle. Yeah. Chipotle. Yeah.
You get to eat Chipotle. That's great. Yeah. Thatwas nice. I remember. Well, it's not only
New York. It's true. New York, New York thing, butyou can find it in New York.
Um, I remember I went to steakhouse. A differentone? Yeah. Not that one. Okay.
What do you think about that one? That one? Yeah.That one we went together. I mean,
the quality of the meat, the price and thecustomer service, everything was better in Japan.
Honestly, man, everything was better in Japan. Ohyeah. Everything. Yeah. Everything. Yeah. Yes.
I agree. Yeah. I honestly couldn't find anythinggood about that place compared to Japan.
Building maybe? The, you know, the walls and likeceilings in the building was nice.
The decor and everything. Yeah. Yeah. Pretty.Sure. I don't like, uh, okay. Okay. I don'tremember
that much, but, uh, yeah, but you, you remember itto be great. Yeah. It's like a classic. Okay.
Yeah. I mean, if you're into architecture, thesebuildings in New York, they're very old and very,
like, you know, that's enjoyable. Yeah. Like astone made. Yeah. Every picture you take in New
York is very, you know, aesthetic. Yeah. Yeah.That's a good thing. Yeah. Yeah. So I know one
ニューヨークの良いところ：ブロードウェイミュージカル
thing that I really enjoyed in New York. Broadwaymusical. Yeah. I loved it. Good. I saw wicked.
You saw wicked as well. No. You saw somethingelse. Yeah. I saw two, three shows, but like a
very small ones. Not like, not like those again.Star shows. Yeah. Okay. What did you, what did
you, what did you watch? It was, um, I forget thename. Um, the show that it's about a famous
USA singer. Um, somebody, somebody, I forget thename. I forget the name. And the other one was,
um, um, the show that's about, um, yeah. Um, abouta friendship. That's like, um,
I think the sister is getting younger, not gettingolder. Uh-huh.
And that struggles with that. Okay. Okay. Yeah.You get those ones. Okay. Small ones.
Okay. Sure. You know, wicked or like, you know,those like Aladdin's or like, yeah, yeah. The
star shows. Okay. I think the theater wasrelatively smaller compared to the one you went,
I think. So, right. So, so I went to wicked and Iguess wicked was like one of the most popular
ones that was airing in New York right now. And,um, the performance was great. Like I've never
seen that kind of, I don't know, maybe you can inJapan, but I've never seen it. Um, the performance
was great, but what was even more something thatyou could only enjoy was the crowds. Yeah. The
people, the, the reactions that they do, thecheers that they do was so nothing like you can doin
nothing I could feel in Japan. Everybody was veryexciting. Yeah. Very like cheerful. Um,
very good crowd, I would say. Yeah. Very goodcrowd. Right. I felt it the same way. Yeah. Even
in a small room, people were like reaction, likelaughing. Yeah. Like the booing. Uh-huh. Right.
Right. Right. Right. It was fun. Yeah. Maybe youcan carry those, those musicals to Japan
and they can play it in Japan, but you can't bringall the crowds to Japan.
I know. I know. So like with that crowd, it's gotits own energy that you can only feel
absolutely in the theaters. Right. So that was areally good experience. I thought,
you know, I, it was absolutely worth the price.Yeah. True. Yeah. Was it difficult to get that
tickets? No, actually I got them on the day.Really? Yeah. Nice. Or the day before.
It was like, it wasn't like pre-planned actually.Yeah. Good. Good. Good. Good. Yeah. Oh,
nice. Nice. Nice. Um, I went to, so me too, Ididn't reserve that like that. I went to theticket
place, you know, they are like, yeah. Stand. Thebox. Yeah. And I went to there and on the spot,
I chose what's available and I couldn't find thoselike big ones. So maybe if you really want to go,
it's better to reserve a place that you cansafely. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We can get on the day,
but right. Yeah. Okay. Okay. Yeah. Next time Ireally want to go like those, one of those big
ones, big ones, the lion king. It's very muchworth it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Nice. Yeah. You,
ニューヨークの良いところ：セントラルパークと気候
you want to go next or? Oh yeah. Um, yeah. Um,what else? Um, the park. I loved the Central Park.
Central Park. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Big one. Big, bigpark. Right. I love that. Yeah. Right in the
middle of the city. Yeah. It's got all the green.You know, those like huge nature things. Yeah.
Not something you can find in Japan. Central Park.Yeah. Yeah. Sure. I was going to say it
feels good with the temperature, but like, no, NewYork was pretty extreme. So I was like, nah,
the humidity isn't there. Right. Right. Japan.Right. So maybe true. If the temperature is great,
then that's great. Yeah. It's dry. So it's, Iwould say it's a bit more comfortable.
What's your experience in Japan? Right. Right.Right. Right. Um, um, what do you have? My turn,
ニューヨークでの体験とエピソードの締めくくり
right? Yeah. My turn. Um, I think we've got towrap up the episode. It's like 12 minutes now.
I don't think. Yeah. What about Chian? Chian? Oh,very, very bad, man. Very bad.
What about Shigara? Shigara? Very bad, I wouldsay. Not everybody. Not everybody. Not everybody.
No, not everybody. The hotel guy. The hotel guywas really nice. Very cheerful. Yeah. Very
uplifting. Right. A little bit too much, but. Yourplace, right? We had a different, uh,
you, you, you, y'all two were in a different hotelthan we were. Oh. Remember? Did we? Kevin,
right? Yes. I love that guy. Yeah. Oh, you weren'tthere? Kevin wasn't there on my. Okay. He was
very nice. Okay. Yeah. That's good. Very happy.That's good. Almost too happy. Right. Right.
Almost too happy in the morning, right? Like, whatare you going to do if you want to go to
Konbini in the morning? Like, oh my God, he'sgoing to be there. Yeah. Yeah. We got to go.
So we got to go. We got to wrap up the episode.Right. It's supposed to be a 10 minute episode.
Yeah. It should be. That's the reason. Yeah.That's the reason. We got a lot of,
got a lot of good things about New York. Yeah. Allright. So we got to go. All right. Thanks
for listening guys. Bye-bye.