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If I get a little busy and neglect my diary, I lose all motivation to write.

Or rather,

this time, I was busy,

a lot of things happened both in my private and public life,

so I was busy dealing with them.

I had to revise the direction I had envisioned for the second half of my life,

so I was very careful.

Because of this, I even had to go back to Thailand for about a week,

and I also had to go to Taiwan.

(If I have time, I want to go to Jiufen, like Spirited Away!)

It's fantastic, isn't it?

If I go, I think I'll go at night.

For more details...

And as I wrote before, speaking of Taiwan...

(I want to meet Chun Chun!)

My favorite body type. So-called "chubby" Doesn't look like she's over 30...

I've gone off topic a bit.

Now, on to the rest of the Philippines.

After paying the bill, we headed to Freedom!

The famous Teemee Cafe in Thailand.

There is a social club with the same system here in Manila.

It's called "L.A. CAFE".

It's been famous for a long time.

I knew about it, but I had never been there.

I entered the store excitedly.

It's always fun to try something for the first time.

A little bit for those who haven't been there yet like me...

The store is two stories high, and on the second floor there was a live band playing, and a billiards table was set up like a pool bar.

I asked Deck and he said it was OK to take photos.

I ordered a drink and enjoyed the time that passed.

The difference with Theemee Cafe in Thailand is not only the band and billiards, but also the relatively bright lighting.

So there wasn't much of a dark magic, and we could see each other well.

Since I'm here, I wander around with a drink in hand.

The freelancers who visit the store are all different.

There were some girls who seemed to like Japanese people, but there seemed to be a lot of older veterans.

But I have a good impression that there is no girl I can't choose.

I felt like a freelancer in Themee, Thailand 15 to 20 years ago.

This is completely my personal opinion, but

I asked a few people and they said it was 4,000 pesos (about 10,000 yen).

It's probably a little expensive, but it's still cheaper than Thailand.

The average price in Thailand is now 3,000 baht (about 12,000 yen).

The customers were also a mix of Koreans, blacks, whites, and Japanese.

But there were still a lot of Koreans.

I heard that Koreans are already in control of Angeles.

Don't give up! Japanese boys!

Right...

And so our fun time came to an end.

We went back to the hotel and went to bed.

My friend who went with me seems to be taking me home, but I'm going to sleep now.

I'm just drooling from the tequila.

This time it was a short business trip, so next time I'll try to have a little more time.

And next time, we'll play baccarat at the casino!

Let's earn some money for a night out!

For reference, here are the rules of baccarat.

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