I'm glad I was not the only one thinking that. The writing is clunky and the verbiage is weird even for someone who travels often. Probably the peppered-in Japa

I'm glad I was not the only one thinking that. The writing is clunky and the verbiage is weird even for someone who travels often. Probably the peppered-in Japanese does it in, which is completely unrelatable to anyone who's not an expat in Japan.