Weather Wolf: It is what it is otherwise it wouldn't make sense in Thailand.

Neon Blade: In Japan, when it comes to sales events, English profanity to emphasize something are unintentionally used because English is not our official language and our government can't do anything about it. I'm one of the few Japanese that understands English so I explain to my people to avoid certain English words. Even in some anime directed towards children, English profanity has been used for humorous purposes. Of course our children know what to say and what not to say.

Chuong: I guess this is all the other reasons why Earth is a fun place otherwise it would be boring if everything was "pure". In Vietnam, Ho is a fairly common surname. So some Vietnamese people have names that may sound inappropriate when pronounced incorrectly.

Zax: Even in the English language, some people have names that may sound inappropriate but in reality, they're not and are supposed to be pronounced the way they are.

Lek: It is what it is indeed. I just have a deep hatred for innuendos. It led me to distrust tourists, particularly Americans...well, apart from you and the other G-52s.

Super C: Just remember I can assign you a fine and demerit for being xenophobic. However, that wasn't you doing that; that was just you making a comment about the past you've chosen to let go.

Leo: Have you let it go?

Lek: I have.