Tony is my favorite participant. He made it look easy.

I'd rather invest in the S&P500 than buy a place in Tokyo. The pay in Japan is not great and I don't think you can stay in Japan for longer than 3 months without a work visa or a Japanese passport. It's definitely a great country for traveling but I wouldn't want to live there unless I could find a job that paid $60,000 per year.

I didn't really encounter any racial problems. I'm sure blacks would run into more problems. I know a half Japanese half Polish woman who says she felt like she was always being excluded when she lived in Japan.

My aunt and uncle live in Austin, Texas and I grew up in Dallas. We visited them in Austin about 2 or 3 times a year and we'd usually have lunch at the Schlotzsky's in Waco. Other than that I know Waco is famous for Baylor University and the Dr Pepper museum. There was also some huge explosion there a few years ago and there was a shootout between rival motorcycle gangs. It's also where the Branch Davidians lived.

There isn't a larger condemnation of a piece of media for me than telling me it influenced Age of Sigmar.

I don't have an opinion about Age of Sigmar one way or the other. I read the Wiki article and it mentioned Moorcock as a source of inspiration.

I got the orc and human starter pack when I was like 11. I think that was Fantasy also known as Old World. I'm not really sure what the difference is between that and AoS. My friend says the skaven almost devoured everything in the world until King Sigmar put them into check. I can't be bothered to Google simple lore so I assume he is correct.

By the way I ordered an Orc Kill Team and my buddy and I glued them and primed them yesterday . Those are the first GW minis I've bought in more than 20 years.

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