WHEN THERE IS A LONG LINE ...

... in Japan it means there gotta be a good ass restaurant around or a mad sale going on. Japanese love to line up. In school, when you are snowboarding, or getting a bowl of ramen, you see it everywhere. Well thats a good thing too, so you dont get those nasty cutters. Anyways so after sumo we were cruising around Osaka, and wow, saw a line and hunger was calling. So bingo it was ramen! Ya got a 80% chance of being it pretty good if you see a good line, only one other time in Osaka i got tricked by the line with crappy food. But this one was good to go. So we lined up, got some good ass ramen, and i saw Zainabu "breaking down the pins and get hot communication" with the ramen worker with the dreads even after he shut the door on her, but he made up for it by not only giving a refill on the noodles, but just a whole new order of ramen.