I mean, sitting in a car for a long while just to eat in a particular place is pretty big dedication, so I don’t blame him for only doing it occasionally. There’s a hot dog place in Chicago that’s famous, (there was a movie filmed in it) and I occasionally trek the 30-40 minutes and take it easy around the speed trap cameras to eat there.
I’d have to agree with Akaras that even if you love a place, if you live far away you can’t go over there often, especially if money’s tight.
I bet Mei’s favorite restaurant in Antarctica is hard for her to frequent now that she’s going around saving the world.
Suikoden had a cult following, me included. Novels, fanfiction, highly detailed fansites, fanart, everything. It was more intense than Overwatch because of the length of the franchise and because the lore was waaaaaaaay more developed, though the problem for English-speaking fans was that a lot of the stuff was in Japanese. Way back in the days of Playstation 1, Suikoden 2 got awful reviews in the gaming mags but people loved it and Suik 1 sooooo much. There’s a pretty and shy girl ninja that loves the protagonist of the 1st game, I think their fandom was at least as rabid as Hinata and Naruto’s. And now I find out that Konami pissed away such a thing.
Akaras, you’re right, I do hate Konami now.
Snow shoveling is not a kiddie’s fun hour out here. My closest friend lives in Buffalo, they once got 7 feet in one day! Then, it started raining, the snow saturated with water, becoming even heavier, and roofs started caving in, in a town that took days to shovel out of the 7 foot snowfall.
When there’s feet and feet of snow, it’s essentially weightlifting but you have to breathe through your nose or you’ll get sick right away. If it’s like 4-5 feet, you gotta be careful or you’ll hurt your back. It really sucks.
I was just gonna say…