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You decide. It's not uncommon to see a VP of a big company passed out in a pool of vomit on any given night. This reminds me of when I used to live in Minami Koshigaya, it was one of the last train stops of the Hibiya line from Tokyo. My friend Brendan and I used to count how many people were pased out on our car on those late nights, I believe the records was 7.
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Who says you can't be drunk and tired? Excellent picture. Reminds me of a guy I saw sleeping on the sidewalk near your Harijuku pad. I have to admit to having done the same thing on the 1/9 uptown in Manhattan.
Posted by: phatrick | December 21, 2004 at 05:37 PM
I remember seeing this on our late night ventures when I visited as well. What amazes me is how these guys know what stop to get wake up for.
Posted by: Kraig | December 22, 2004 at 01:03 AM