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About Saitama

Picture this: dim lights, sketchy corners, and me, floatin’ above, cacklin’. “I ain’t got time to bleed,” I mutter, but damn, these girls got stories deeper than Jesse’s moody stares. One time, I saw this chick—legs for days, smokin’ a cig like she owned the night. Reminded me of Brad Pitt’s line, “You ever count the stars?” ‘Cept she wasn’t countin’ stars, she was countin’ cash, and I was like, RESPECT! Hustle’s real out here.

Airports transport

The novel intermittently offers several short vignettes of Shirakawa, the man who beat up the prostitute: a computer industry worker for a company named VERITECH who prefers to work .

I stop by this little ramen shop on Kawai Street. Best ramen ever! I order my usual, extra spicy. The owner, Mr. Tanaka, gives me that look like, “You sure, man?” I’m like, “Bring it on!” And let me tell ya, that bowl was a volcano of flavor. I was sweatin’ bullets, but it was worth it.

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