The KFC here doesn’t do reusable dishes: when I get my KFC, they put the fries in a bag, and tape it shut, and then put that in a bigger brown paper bag, and tape that shut. The burger, or chicken or whatever, goes into it’s container, gets taped shut and it goes into a brown paper bag, and both paper bags are put into a plastic bag. The drink gets taped shut, also, and it gets its own separate bag.

Also, when I buy cookies, each cookie in the box is individually wrapped.

Joe Red: I knew you’d say that. Well, that someone would.

Kitty: And here I’ve been giving credit to Rich for telling me about okonomiyaki. Actually, I’ve been getting it mixed up with tatsumaki senpuukyaku, which is what Ryu shouts when he does his Tornado Whirlwind Foot kick in Street Fighter II.

Dickolas Wang: We do have T&T, in fact. That’s where I got the Hey-Song Honey White Gourd Drink, which still stands at number five on my list of the worst things to ever happen to me.

Soapy: Actually, I have drank a little Yakult while I’ve been here, though it was for its probiotic qualities rather than its delicious ones. I assumed it came in a small package because it was a medicine. Candace says that Korean rioters also use Yakult bottles to make Molotov cocktails, but that seems dumb to me. It’s a plastic bottle, so it wouldn’t shatter on impact and spill the gasoline all over. I know this for a fact. I in fact once mistakenly made a Molotov cocktail with a plastic bottle in my youth. It just laid there and jetted flame out the top, and I felt like an idiot.

Owing to a particularly traumatic visit to T&T when I was a teenager, I still try to not look at the live fish tanks in case they have frogs.