The weighing machine in Chinatown was rather exciting. It had not only told me my weight, (which was pleasantly low at the time, as I had been recovering from the illness, I had contracted in Bali) but it had doled out little cards, with comments on our character. I had stuck mine in my travel journal, as it had been so uncannily accurate.
The most effective way for me to keep weight off was to dance and be happy, I lost an awful lot of weight being really unhappy too,
“You are the sort of person who sticks to his ideals, even in the face of great difficulty.”
The machine was obviously better at determining weight and character, than detecting whether I was male or female.
We had stayed at the YMCA in Singapore, which at the time had been perfectly located,next door to a McDonald’s. This was where I had consumed a hearty breakfast each day. I have always been notorious for following the golden arches. I have never come across a McDonald’s anywhere in the world with a dirty toilet.
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