I asked England.

"What is it like to travel by car in England?

How is it different from the US that I explained to you?"

(I didn't explain about the Navajo tribe.

If I had, even a con artist would have blocked me.

I did tell Jordan.)

"It's not that different."

"What!?"

Is travel by car in America and England similar?

Even though the land is so different?

What about highways?"

"Yes."

"Well, there are highways, aren't there? Are they free?"

"That's hard to explain. It depends on the place."

(※I looked it up and it seems that highways are free in England too, except for London.)

"Are there service areas like in Japan?"

(There are no service areas in the US.)

"It's hard to explain. It depends on the place."

(※I looked it up and found that service areas in the UK have restaurants, cafes, bookstores, casinos, and even hotels, so it looks like a lot of fun.)

"Do they have regional cuisine like in Japan?"

(In the US, there is none other than New Orleans.)

"It's hard to explain. It depends on the place."

(※I looked it up and found that like the US, the UK doesn't have that many regional cuisines. The food is different in Scotland and Northern Ireland, though.

Once again, Japan is amazing.)

"Which city in the UK is your favorite?"

"That's hard. They're all different cities."

It's deja vu.

The UK guy claims to have been to 20 countries around the world.

When I asked him which country he liked best,

he just said,

"That's hard. They're all different countries."

"I've had enough.

I'm broken."

"May, what's wrong?"

"I've been holding back for a long time, but talking to you is so boring.

It's so boring that it's painful.

Don't underestimate my love of travel.

Jordan, you've only been to two countries for leisure, aside from overseas postings.

Egypt and Turkey, which I love.

But we had a great time talking about it for a week.

(↑That's a bit too much.)

Why can't you explain anything?

Have you never traveled?"

Don't pretend to be British without knowing basic information about Britain.

Look it up.

Make an effort.

I'm making a lot of effort to talk to this guy too.

Once again, this is what "wasted effort" means.

"Sorry, I didn't explain well. Ask me anything, I'll answer properly."

"No, I already asked you, but I couldn't answer."

England made a strong excuse.

"It's hard to explain in English."

"Yeah, you have an accent."

"No, Mei is Japanese, so it's hard."

"Oh, so it's my fault?

I see!

It's my fault, because I graduated from Massachusetts Institute of Technology."

It's a lie!

(↑Huh? Do you understand?)

"It's not Mei's fault.

I'm not very good at writing about my feelings."

"How can you find a wife online like that?

It's impossible.

If you can't write about your feelings, there's no conversation."

"Do you want to talk on the phone?"

"No, your English accent is weird, and the conversation on the phone is less exciting, so it's fine."

"Okay, I'll be honest!"