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Noelle waits with her friends for the baseball club meeting to begin.
How was Taiwan?
It was amazing.
The subway system — it was so punctual and efficient! And the signage was so clear.
If you ever visit, Diya, you don't have to be afraid of getting lost or not hearing the announcements like you do on BART.
Everyone there meticulously organizes their recyclables, too.
If people fail to sort their materials properly, the government will fine them up to $200!
Wait, they do that in Korea, too!
Interesting. Perhaps Korea is more similar to Taiwan than I thought.
I bet Korea did it first, and then Taiwan just stole it.
WHAT MAKES YOU THINK THAT?!
Diya listens with a small smile as Noelle continues extolling the virtues of Taipei's trash-collecting system instead of describing any of the landmarks she visited.
You must've liked it there.
You're right, I did...
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What do you call it when you're grateful for the things your parents have done for you, but at the same time, you feel like they made critical mistakes that'll probably affect you forever?
Isn't that just life?
Oh...I suppose it is.
Dammit, my shoelaces keep coming undone...
Noelle glances to her left, where Akarsha is crouched over tying her sneaker laces.
WHY HAVE YOU TIED YOUR SHOELACES LIKE THAT?
This is the Silicon Valley, Frenchman. The land of innovation.
Didja get me any souvenirs on your trip?
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No.
Huh?! Meanie!
I didn't get anyone anything. We had limited luggage space.
All we brought back were snacks that can't be found here, and dubious beauty products my mom wanted.
Dubious beauty products? Like what? Nail clippers with bombs in them?
Wh...Why would there be nail clippers with bombs with them?
All I meant was products with questionable value like skin whitening cream.
Wait, skin whitening cream? Like, to make your skin lighter?

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What do you call it when you're grateful for the things your parents have done for you, but at the same time, you feel like they made critical mistakes that'll probably affect you forever?
What do you call it when you're grateful for the things your parents have done for you, but at the same time, you feel like they made critical mistakes that'll probably affect you forever?
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Speaker: Noelle
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Source string location
game/4_noelle.rpy:1812
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a year ago
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a year ago
Translation file
translations.pot, string 4478