Kid's Fest

Everyone is running all over the place going crazy now.
I came in at 8:30am to find everyone having a meeting.
I wasn't late of course. They just don't inform me of anything. Whatever.
The event is going to start at 10am. I still don't see my counterpart.

Going off the tangent.
The local newscaster came in to borrow a stand-box. (I don't know what else to call it.)
He's very nice, very polite.
Maybe it's because you'll see him on prime news. At least in the prefecture.
Which reminds me of the way some 'celebrities' back home behave.

I haven't really met many of them, some I've probably forgotten.
Local entertainment is not really my cup of tea back home.
Anyway, it's important to be nice to people.
Word gets around because you are a public figure.
Don't think that being some artiste in some TV station makes you very important.
You are just another human contributing to the waste on this planet.

Be nice to people even if you are NOT a celebrity.

Be nice to the sales people, they work hard. At least the ones I met here.
Be nice to the waiting staff. Speak clearly, they are very tired after standing for the whole day. But I get irritated when they are rude, as I have experienced back home.
Be nice to people even if you don't like them.
As I will be doing for the whole of today, in 20 minutes.

Be nice, I keep telling myself.
And I do.
It's just very tiring.