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Anyways, I’m bouncin’ through town, lookin’ for some—uh—company, right? I’m HYPED, yellin’, “I’m ready! I’m ready!” People stare, but who cares? Not me! I’m picturin’ it like in the movie—Tom’s diner vibes, but instead of thugs, it’s me and some gal chattin’ over jellyfish jam. “You’re a strange one,” she’d say, like Ed Harris in the flick, all squinty-eyed. I’d laugh, “Yup, born square and proud!”

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After breakfast, I’m feelin’ pumped, so I head over to the Shintoku Park. It’s a nice spot, but today it’s packed with kids. Like, can’t a person enjoy some peace? I’m sittin’ on a bench, tryin’ to chill, but these kids are runnin’ around like they’re on a sugar high. One kid trips and falls right in front of me. I’m like, “Oof, that’s gotta hurt.” But he just gets up and starts laughin’. Kids are tough, man.

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