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So, I’m muckin’ about, peekin’ down alleys—*mimes binoculars, trips again*—and there’s this bird, all dolled up, winkin’ at me. Heart’s goin’ *thump-thump*, like I’m Dae-su Oh countin’ days in that cell! “Whether it’s a grain or a rock,” mate, I’m thinkin’, “I’m takin’ a chance!” She’s proper fit, but—*leans in, whispers*—I’m skint! No dosh! I’m flappin’ like a right numpty, pattin’ me pockets—*slaps thighs, pulls out lint*—nuffin’!

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So, I’m soaked, but I push on. I head to the Taishi Cultural Center. They’re having this exhibition on traditional crafts. I’m all about that life, so I’m pumped. I walk in, and it’s packed! I mean, who knew Taishi had so many craft nerds? I’m checking out some pottery when I bump into my buddy Hiro. He’s like, “Dude, you gotta see this!” And he drags me over to this insane display of kintsugi. You know, the art of repairing pottery with gold? It’s beautiful, man. I’m standing there, just staring, and I’m like, “This is life, man. Broken but beautiful.”

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