No seat? part 2 席がない？その２

Previous story: An old tall woman said to me," It's my seat." My seat in the airplane to Adelaide seemed to be double booked.

Truly, I sat on the seat before her. I was the first even it was just 5 minutes earlier.
I could have beaten her, but I didn't. I didn't have enough energy to fight after the first game in the immigration. Besides, how could I beat the old person? I have a heart.
I said to the lady, "I think it's a double booking. ok, you have a seat and I'll ask them." and I looked at the beautiful flight attendant at the front. I pulled myself together and talked to her.
"Excuse me but..." I was thinking that there was no reason why I have to express my excuse in this case, it's not my fault, anyway, I continued, "but I think this is a double booking." and I showed my ticket. The flight attendant said, "Is it? #％＄＃＄Y%$#$Y%$#Y." She seemed to explain something maybe the  about why they booked double and so on. But I couldn't catch her words at all. The reason didn't matter to me as long as I could go to Adelaide safely. I needed my seat. It would have been very hard to stand all the time to Adelaide without a seat in the airplane even if they forced me to do it.
Finally she beckoned me to sit on the seat. It was a first front seat, if seat way in the front. If the airplane crashed, 100% I would die instantly. The penalty seat...

Just as we were on the limit verge of taking off, a man rushed in and sat on the penalty seat next me.
He smiled at me and said, "Hi"

To be continued....

Pride parade

I went to see the pride parade with a friend yesterday.
I was surprised because I saw that the Canadian prime minister leads the parade.
And people who joined it seemed very happy and were proud of themselves.
I was very impressed and almost crying when I saw it.
I am not sure that there is a similar parade in Japan.
But if so I don't think Japanese prime minister exists would come to the parade.
After I came to Canada, I found that Canada, especially Toronto has accepted diversity.
I never experienced racism in Toronto and people don't care about where people are from.
But sometimes I heard that people who have been to Japan experienced racism in Japan.
There is a problem with Japanese people don't know not knowing about other countries.
I heard that only thirty percent of Japanese has have a passport.
So we should go abroad more and bring back other culture.
I believe that Japanese people can tolerate other culture.
I hope Japan will be a diverse city country same as like Canada in near the near future.

27/06/2017 my diary

This week has started, too.
Yesterday, I had a welcome party for a new employee. He's just 20 years old. It's very young. I and he He and I are 20 years old apart in ages.
I've been feeling what that there's a generation gap in our topics of conversation.