Epic night

So the day started as it normally would: going to school and getting study room to do homework. As expected, days with Morgan are normally of epic magnitude in terms of events and laughs. Morgan told Tin and I that Weinersnitzel was having a free chili dog/ice cream thing today from 5-8PM. We took full advantage of that by visiting 5 different places. We also acquired several job applications to Marukai x2, Mitsuwa, and King's Hawaiian. We want to work.

After deciding to not go to class, Morgan came with Tin and I back to my house where we received a call from Aki. We then ferried ourselves over to his house to pick him up and go have real dinner. The place that we were supposed to go to was in Compton, so we expected to die. We bumped some music and got off at the wrong exit and got lost for half an hour. We finally found the place after going back and forth AVALON only to realize that it was closed. An old man with a fresh plate sat on a bench outside, eating it, bringing us to the conclusion that they had just closed. Disappointed and near the 110N, Morgan asked if we wanted to go to Daikokuya. We wholeheartedly agreed so we hopped on the 110 and went over to Downtown.

J-town is very quiet at 10PM on Tuesday night. However, we still had to wait half an hour to go eat at Daikokuya. Well the food was great anyhow. Morgan got a dish different from the ramen and regretted it because in his heart, he really did want ramen.

So what does he do?

After receiving our check, Morgan asks for a Daikoku ramen.

He nearly finishes it, too. He packs the rest in a container and we leave.

It was around 12AM when we left, but the night had just begun. We stopped by a frozen yogurt parlor, which was closed. Morgan walked in and asked if the machines were still on. We left J-town and passed through K-town. By now Morgan was delerious and was talking gibberish and rambling like some old man with PTSD and schizophrenia.

We stopped at a Jack in the Box because Morgan wanted ice cream. The place was closed but the drive-thru was open so we decided to go there. Morgan was going Tourettes mode again. He began to order before he even drove up to the speaker. He also mentioned his thoughts about Jack in the Box not having shakes at the time. Anyways, he drives up to the speaker and orders two Kona coffee shakes. The guy at the drive-thru happens to report to us that they have no shakes at the moment and Morgan bursts out laughing. This got the drive-thru guy to start laughing as well lol. We got trapped by another car so we had to just wait and drive through the whole thing and the guy was looking at us like we were stoners or something, which was a valid guess by the way Morgan was acting at the time hahaha

I recall passing by a building with high concentration of lamps in rows, which was supposed to be the abstract art in front of an office building. Morgan commented, "Why the fuck are these on?! Don't they know about the energy crisis?" Sometime after that, we turned around and hit up a 24 hour Ralphs. There were some chair displays set up in the aisles, which we picked the frozen foods aisle and lounged in there, eating ice cream. Pictures provided below. So then we left and passed by the same building with the light fixture art. Morgan made the same comment then said it was a deja vu.

We almost died on the trip home on the 405S. A bunch of merging lanes due to freeway surface cleaning because a minivan merged at the last second lol. So Morgan decides to drop Tin off first, whom had left all his things at my house, including laptop and backpack, which I have to take to him tomorrow morning.

Anyways, it was an epic night and I'm also out of money.

Here are some pictures from tonight and as well, pictures from last week at Royal-T cafe in Culver City with the Porta-Party.








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