Staying under the radar may not be an option in the future
If I'm frank, one of the enjoyable aspects of that small bar around the corner is that I'm not going to bump into you. It's not that I don't like your company, I do. But it's a space where I'm free, unencumbered by our shared history. I feel just a little bit liberated. That emotion when I thought of you not being there was probably elation.And I know you feel the same way. It's something that, for all our social graces, you, me and 30m-plus residents of the Tokyo cosmopolitan ...
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