Okay, I am fall-asleep-sitting-up tired, so this will be fast. Today was again not very eventful, but those kinds of days are just fine over here. In Japanese class we had to figure out how to survive in the desert after a plane crash (but in Japanese), so that was kind of neat. One group member even drew us all on the poster (I'm in the middle). Our survival plan was to take shelter under the wing of the plane until nightfall, at which point Cermet (the bottom) would run to civilization and get help. He said he can do 60 miles in a night easily, so that's all we really needed.
I spent the rest of the day talking to people, either other foreign students or Kayo/Kayo's friends. I had not yet met said friends until today, and they turned out much nicer than they could've. Case in point, they bought me McDonald's (since I am short on lunch money until I get my new debit card) without me even asking. I asked them how much it was so I could pay them back, but they said "I don't know", which means "It's okay, don't pay me back." I felt bad, but it helped a lot.
I spent the rest of the day talking to people, either other foreign students or Kayo/Kayo's friends. I had not yet met said friends until today, and they turned out much nicer than they could've. Case in point, they bought me McDonald's (since I am short on lunch money until I get my new debit card) without me even asking. I asked them how much it was so I could pay them back, but they said "I don't know", which means "It's okay, don't pay me back." I felt bad, but it helped a lot.
It was this chicken that came with some hot pepper powder. In America, chain restaurants often avoid truly spicy things, but this chicken was actually pretty hot for fast food. B+, would probably eat again.
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