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>SHB
>Day 1, Spaghetti Town.
>It's surprisingly a comfortable place.
>The street signs are all pasta-related. Linguini Lane, Lasagna Drive, Gnocchi Street, that sort of thing.
>Every restaurant in town serves spaghetti, in various ways. The only two non-spaghetti restaurants are Pizza Princess, which looks more deserted than my local KFC, and Burger Broad's.
>They have three radio stations: Italian Oldies, Mexican Fiesta, and Xtinct Radio. I don't know what the third one was, but it sounded like wrestling theme remixes.
>The hotel I'm at is compact, but not lacking. Nice view overlooking the streets.
>Tomorrow I'll be checking out the arena.
>See you anons until then.
