Bradley Krae, 36, left the U.S. for China and now lives in Shenzhen with his wife and two kids. He earns about $4,600/month as a marketing manager, pays arou...
It’s a variation of the observation that you can make the most ridiculous statement imaginable, and people will believe it as long as you add, “in Japan” to the end.
Example: “Local governments erect defenses against giant monsters, in Japan.”
It’s a variation of the observation that you can make the most ridiculous statement imaginable, and people will believe it as long as you add, “in Japan” to the end.
Example: “Local governments erect defenses against giant monsters, in Japan.”
Are you telling me this wasn’t built to deal with Japan’s kaijiu problem?