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One the biggest regrets of my life is not going to Japan when I had the chance. Cousin was teaching there and I would’ve had free room and board. All I had to do was get there. Young and dumb tho, chasing women and the next party. Hindsight is def 20/20
 
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Edit- still feel young and quite dumb sometimes but old enough to know better now.
 
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#10
Saw the interview where he said his dream is to sing the national anthem at Neyland and maybe inspire more Japanese to come here. I know we don’t really do guest singers for that but I think it would be cool if they would consider it if he can do a decent job. Or at least if we can’t allow that then maybe see if he could for basketball.
 
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Does he like baseball? I went straight to recruiting Japanese baseball prospects to play for CTV, with this. This one's headed to Stanford:

www.mlb.com

Meet Rintaro Sasaki: Japan's HS HR king, son of Ohtani's coach, and trailblazer

For Japan's all-time high school home run leader -- a lefty-slugging phenom who went to the same school as Shohei Ohtani … and outhomered him -- the road to the Major Leagues goes through Trenton, N.J. That's where 19-year-old Rintaro Sasaki has been slugging home runs while he waits for
www.mlb.com www.mlb.com

Now I want a giant ad on a billboard in Shibuya saying "Tokyo is Big Orange Country".
 
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I have been to a Tennessee bar in Nanjing China. Full of Vols apparel, signed Peyton stuff, etc. awesome place. We truly are everywhere.

Awesome bar too basically drank for free there for an entire month while on a work trip. Flash the TN ID and become a celebrity inside there
 
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