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items only exclusion supply. Hello everybody and welcome back. It is the June edition of Post-Pereseu. I am John Pollack along with W.H. Park, a man that in not too distant of the future, we will be doing some shows live in person.

I cannot wait for this, W.H. as we enter the cruel summer, it's not going to be so cruel once you come back home to Toronto.

Well, John, I gotta say I don't know about that. Sometimes when I go back to Toronto, like there are many things that make me

happy about being back in Toronto and then

invariably I go down no no you are one of them John actually but when I go when I go

when I go downtown it is just invariably something downtown just makes me like oh I'm so glad I live in Japan

You know so I I do recall it's happened sometimes when I've had friends that have like been overseas for a long period of time and then they come back here and it's it's quite the adjustment

It is reverse culture Shock is a true real thing.

I've experienced it the first time I went to Japan in 2000, came back after a year, and it was just so jarring to be back in Toronto and just you know the big thing for me was at the airport at Pearson and I'm just hearing not just English but different languages. I'm just like freaking out and I'm like looking around I'm like oh my god

there's multi cultural like images around I'm just like because you living in Japan it's it's primarily like an

like monocentric you know mono ethnic culture here it's like 97% of the people here are

Japanese you know the 3% is like foreigners of different varying degrees, like primarily it's like

Caucasian people and then, you know, black people and brown people and like Asians like myself and then

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