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20 Years Ago, Millennials Found Themselves ‘Lost in Translation’
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One of my favorite movies. I also found it incredibly accurate, when I visited Japan.
I'm sure it was with more intensity
No joke, I was out one night in Osaka and got a little drunk. On my walk back to my hotel, some woman popped out at me on a corner and asked, "You like massage?" in a very heavy accent.
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I stayed in the Ritz-Carlton in Akasaka and the hotel welcoming process was quite something. Door guy handed me off to a very cute hostess who politely stood next to me and handed me off to the desk clerk. The desk clerk then handed me off to another dude to show me my room.