MEET the LOCALS： In the Bar

Sorry, I would like to order something, but I really don't know what this all means. I don't speak German. What do you want? Meat? I would like something typical. This is typical German, but South Germany. It's like a German pizza. German pizza, okay. Thank you very much. Sorry, can I ask you quickly a question? Yes, of course. I really would like to eat something typical from here. Maybe you should make it on your own. I'll help you. Okay. Oh, thank you very much. You have fun there. Thank you very much. You're welcome. I come from Mexico. Excuse me. Sorry. I just... I got no money for you, man. I'm sorry. No, I just got... The steak is good, but... Wait, I'm sorry. Are you actually really asking me about the menu, or are you just... Yes, yes. Go ahead. What are you looking for? I don't know. I've never been here. What do you feel like eating? No, I've never been here, so... You want basically steak and potatoes? Yeah. It's a New York sirloin. It's a steak, yeah. We'll get the steak. Sorry, I interrupted. No problem. Do you know what's good here? Which one is the sausage? It's called spicy marinated sausage. Oh, okay, okay, okay. Of course, yeah. Okay. Thank you. Thanks. Excuse me. I'm sorry to interrupt. Do you know what langos is? Is it pork? Yeah, can I... It's a... It's pizza. Oh, pizza. Yeah, it's like a pizza. Yeah, that's what it says. Do you recommend anything? I'm going to come over. Sorry. Honestly, any of this in here, you're going to be happy with. Thank you very much. No problem. Thank you very much. Oh, yes, cheers. What do you say in Okinawa? What do you say, like, cheers in Okinawa? Kanpai. Kanpai? Okay, kanpai. Toast? Yeah. Toast, toast, yeah. Oh, is that like a sake? This is Okinawa spirits. And today I was walking. So, just walking. Came here, found here, so... Just... Okay. Just... Kennedy. Kanpai. Thank you very much. Where are you staying? You can stay in Tsukasa's town if you like. So, she... Bondance. Bondance? Where is it? Bondance. It's a men's school.