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Nick went to NYC some years back an interviewed Adrian Rew about his field recordings of casinos in the American Midwest. Are they all tuned to "C"? What makes them so hypnotic? Do the sounds make me lose all my money?
I also complain about expensive ramen at the end. I no longer believe that $26 is too much for a bowl of ramen because the entire service industry is fucked
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