I don't know what's going on, but the nearest city, Tomakomai, has a lower temperature than Kushiro recently. I wonder if I can win today.

Last night, my son was broadcasting "Shin Ultraman (and Godzura Live Until Morning) Big Impression Contest" from 9:00, and on NHK Educational TV, Kiyozuka's "Classic TV" was on the list, so I was torn. The broadcast was archived, and Kiyozuka's was recorded, so either was fine, but I could definitely watch the TV in 30 minutes, so I prioritized the broadcast, which I don't know how long it would be extended. Also, that Lasar Ishii appeared.

According to my son, if it was ruled by the peace-loving Mefilas (Yamamoto Koji), he would have definitely defeated Putin because Mefilas hates Putin. Mmhmm

But anyway, the Yamaguchi Prefecture 46.3 million yen mistransfer incident. From the beginning, my head was like ??? ??? ??? ??? Of course, the city office is at fault for making a mistake, and the bank is not at fault for following the rules, but I have no idea what was going through the mind of a 24-year-old who didn't return the money (according to reports) and instead spent it all on an online casino.

If it were me, I would probably think that I would like to see 46.3 million yen in cash just once in my life, take a commemorative photo with it in my hand, but I would be scared and return it immediately. Did he just use it carelessly, in the worst way possible, and end up becoming a criminal, throwing away his life after that? If that's true, did he sink toward the destruction that was waiting for him with his mouth open, feeling a dark excitement as if he was tormenting himself, only while he was spending money at the casino? But I'm a little glad that the 24-year-old didn't die.

Another thing is the former prison guard Vicki White, who disappeared from a prison in Alabama, USA, with a male inmate, and ended up shooting herself with a pistol and dying. I don't defend her or sympathize with her, but I'm surprised that you can't help falling in love with someone, but I understand that when you fall in love with someone, 99% of your thoughts are focused on that person for a while.

She doesn't see a hopeful future. If she thought about the future even a little, she wouldn't have acted like that. If I may say something insensitive, I think she was happy for the rest of her life while she was on the run.

By the way, this is the third time, but there was a magnetic error in my local credit union passbook, and the ATMs no longer accept it. It's not because of a mistransfer. I can use my card, but it's a problem, so I went into the store and had the magnetic strip fixed. Women don't put their passbook (or cash card) and smartphone in their bags❔I wonder if that's the problem. They gave me a case with a magnetic shield. How about this?