Thirty four. [Audio - English]

[nantokanare]

How does anyone know what day it is if the weather never changes? It was sunny on New Years, and it's sunny now. It must have taken you foreigners a long time to make a system to to make up for not having distinct seasons. I wonder if you even know what snow looks like

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[missmimmi]

Well, the radio has a date on it.

[nantokanare]

Just because there's a date doesn't mean it's right.

[missmimmi]

The date does not match up to the time it would be back home, ja, but I suppose it was like this for most of the people here.

[nantokanare]

The date doesn't match up with the time here.

[missmimmi]

It does not?

[Congrats, you've confused her, Akagi]

[nantokanare]

Is it sunny on New Years where you're from?

[missmimmi]

Well, no.. But I would expect it to be sunny here, considering we are in the middle of the ocean.

[nantokanare]

[Laugh. You're hilarious, Mimmi.]

Clouds don't disappear when they're over the ocean.

[missmimmi]

It rained once.

[nantokanare]

Once isn't enough. It's spring, it should be raining every day.

[missmimmi]

How do you know it rains every day in the middle of the ocean?

[nantokanare]

Because Japan is an island.

[Duh.]

[missmimmi]

And Germany is a floating city.

[Oh sarcasm]

[nantokanare]

[B| wat]

Germany is in Europe.

[Or somewhere around there.]

[missmimmi]

Of course Germany is in Europe. Where else would it be?

[She thinks Akagi is stupid]

[nantokanare]

I mean it's not floating. You said it like it meant something, but I don't see what. If you were trying to make my point meaningless, you didn't do a very good job.