The voice of the narrator is quiet, and he tells us that he's just heard a new song. It's called Scrap the World, and it's about a guy who's been away from home for a while. He's not sure if he'll be able to get back to his old life, but he'd like to try. The narrator says that he expects musicians to return after a long time away, but then they come back with strange songs that make their fans wonder what they were inspired by. He compares the smell of the ramen to a trip to a far-away place, and says that the ramen smells bad, but that's because it over-charges. He also says that some of the food shops charge too much for their food. He says that his editor will probably not come back from his trip to hokkaido because he doesn't want to be associated with people who overcharge him. He goes on to say that everything sounds "perverted" when it comes to music, movies, and books. He adds that he has a second battery, and that whenever his first one dies, his second one will come on. He tells us, "your second battery activates!" .