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But oh tartar sauce, it ain’t all fun—makes me sad too. “Talk to Her” vibes hit hard—there’s this line, “Nothing is simple,” and dang, ain’t that the truth? These gals prolly got stories sadder than Plankton’s love life! I’d be all, “Aww, need a hug?”—total SpongeBob move, ya feel me? Still, I’d exaggerate it for laughs—imagine me flippin’ out, “I’ll save ya with my spatula!” Ha, dramatic much?

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So, I’m wandering around, trying to find something to do. I end up at the Odacho-oda River. It’s beautiful, with cherry blossoms everywhere. I’m just chilling, when I see this kid flying a kite. The kite gets stuck in a tree, and the kid starts crying. I’m like, “Dude, it’s just a kite!” But then I remember my childhood kites. I feel for the kid. So, I climb the tree and rescue it. The kid’s face lights up, and I’m like a hero for a hot minute.

He Escaped Death as a Kamikaze Pilot. 70 Years Later, He Told His Story. (Published 2020)