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Q: What the hell happened?!!!

Was going for lunch in this restaurant and people are just looking like am not welcome.......a friend was joining me for lunch and when he arrived i asked him.............he said maybe they think you are Japanese or something...........felt weird........So it is like becoming anti-foreigners thing now?!!!.......What should i do?!!!

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Governor

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Maybe just bad luck. Are you Japanese? Even if you're your life here shouldnt be affected as a citizen anyway. Btw what happened yesterday the metro stations science museum grand theatre etc were closed for almost the whole day?

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the problem is that i don't look a bit japanese,,,,,,,,,,,,,never been to japan.........am from another world...........The west.....How can they be so confused about that?!!!!!

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i don't think so you look like Japanese because i saw your profile picture few days ago here and you are good looking and handsome than all of the Chinese and Japanese ,don't confuse your self with that and if you think the other day Chinese were not happy with you its because of some other reason i am don't know about but you don't look like Japanese a bit

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Thanks mate

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>implying he used an real picture of himself.

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It must be other reasons,they are jealous because you are more handsome?Hmm,sometimes being handsome can also be  a big problem.angel

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are you flirting with me or something?!!!!....just joking..Thanks mate...........Thumbs up

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Guess your friend was teasig you,he didn't mean it.

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