#129 A Proposal Isn't Exactly a Celebration...

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We will have a fun conversation about the appeal of Fairycake Fair's butter sandwiches and the exquisite gratin found at Jiji & Baba in Jingumae.

I am obsessed with Fairycake Fair's fresh butter sandwiches.

They are just as delicious as my beloved Marusei Butter Sandwiches, and this time I am raving about the lemon butter sandwiches. I happily look back on the attention to detail, such as the cookie dough being coated in chocolate or the use of black tea.

The gratin I ate at Jiji & Baba in Jingumae was exquisite.

It seems that at a Western-style restaurant called Jiji & Baba in Jingumae, they enjoyed fried eggplant tomato gratin and meat doria. The meat doria, in particular, has an irresistible savoriness, and we are surprised by the sheer volume of the minced meat cutlet, which is large enough to compare with a smartphone.

We received a message from a listener who recently proposed.

In the latter half of the show, we introduce a question from a listener who recently experienced a proposal: "What is a proposal?" A passionate personal theory bursts out that a proposal should not be a celebration but rather self-satisfaction, and from here the conversation develops into an even deeper discussion, but please do listen to the main episode for the rest.

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