Also, don't forget LA will be hosting the Olympics in 2028.

It is kind of interesting how all of his attacks have been right after the Olympics. 

I can only assume your idea of a "normal" population level is something like Tokyo Japan, with person stacked upon person? 

Reroofed the project myself (with some family help) and added a huge sliding door onto the expansive deck to take full advantage of the killer views including Seatac airport and the Olympic mountains.

Reroofed the project and added a huge sliding door onto the expansive deck to take full advantage of the killer views including Seatac airport and the Olympic mountains.

The reason for the question is because I'm from the U.S. but currently reside in Tokyo.

And freeways and rivers make reasonable crime barriers in situations like this (because they don't teach Olympic swimming at Jacktown).Just my 2 cents,Good Luck!

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We paid a tenant once to keep the light fixture that she bought and that we had installed.I saw the coolest thing in Tokyo.

Going outside these norms is technically doable, but won’t be comfortable for most people...unless they have lived in Hong Kong or Tokyo before!