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The first thing he said today was, "Hey! It's been a while since I've been a Hanshin fan????"

I went to the renovated venue in the afternoon, and I was at the back of the line while watching the hardworking AA line up the customers. I gave up on the slots and looked around from the pachinko, but there were no other venues to go to after all. I started with pachinko and while playing, I met Ma○pi from my old local pachinko parlor. He was a genuine Hanshin fan, and when he was in the old local pachinko parlor, he was so much of a fan that he got seriously angry when he greeted me with "Hanshin gochisou" first thing in the morning after losing three games in a row, and he was in a bad mood when they were losing, but in a good mood when they were winning, and when he was a pitcher, he only threw straight balls. I talked about baseball with him for the first time in a while.

It's really comfortable here????

We had casual everyday conversations and he's always been a good person, so we could talk about all sorts of things. I can't understand what young people say, but when I get older, I feel comfortable complaining about how hot it is in the summer and how cold it is in the winter. I stayed there until the evening and what I saw today was that the slots were well-balanced, with each machine having its own show-stopping machine, and the ones with high settings were hanging on. As for me, I

played a lot and lost 5000 yen ????

It might actually be a good time to aim for the next event day ????