His mate has just nicked his scooter and driven off home on it, leaving Steve bereft of company. The girls, though. See, the thing is, they do everything, he says.
Everything: they even kiss you. Steve is feeling a bit emotional, as it happens. He has had to leave his girlfriend β on account of his wife, who is back home in Perth, not liking her. They would have split anyway, he confides, ruefully casting his cigarette end in the direction of a passing tide of bedraggled American youths. She was getting on a bit and he refused to give her what she wanted: a child. Steve looks about 68, at a conservative estimate.
It is with boyish delight, however, that he shows me the Zippo lighter gifted him by a stranger earlier in the day. Steve looks positively touched. I drink my beer.
Easier said than done. I thought I knew what I was looking for on hotels. Do older people never get upset about this lack of interest in the war? Everything in it is brand new and of the sternest good quality. Cavernous ensuite bathroom included, it is about the size of my apartment in Hong Kong. Do older people never get upset about this lack of interest? Kenny Hodgart is an editor for Asia Times.
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