looking for a room near HBJJ

[Badger]

Yusuke is a small Japanese blue belt, recently joined us.
He is a full time BJJ/MMA trainee trying to be a professional fighter in future.
Unfortunately he cannot communicate well in English yet, and many of us do not know much about him.

He was kicked out his apartment last Friday for rather unclear reason and temporary moved to a motel near Korean town.

He does not have a drivers license and came to the academy by walk tonight.
He said it took 3.5 hours.

He really needs a room to stay until 8/28,
Then, he will go back to Japan for a short time, and move to Brazil for further BJJ training.

He said he could afford some extra for the area if it's walking distance from the school.

Sato is currently helping him in many ways, and if you guys have any info/lead please let sato /taka know.

Thanks.


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[Freaky Jon]

Screw him! He armlocked the f*ck out of me last night!

I kid, I kid. The dude's a wiz on the ground and the fact that he walked 3.5 hours demands the most respect. I'll ask my friends in the area if they know of any places to stay.

[Badger]

Tonight, Yousuke told me that he found one!
Looks like the place is within a mile from the academy.
He again came school on foot to report this.

The 18 years old kid found the right place within 24 hours without speaking single English.
(He posted his needs to the Japanese community BBS in LA , and luckily got great response.)

He has been training 3 years without going high school but looks like he is resourceful enough and has the right mind set to be a great fighter.
He also is modest and respects all of you.

Thank you all who concerned.

And, best of the luck for your career, Yousuke!

[Luis]

Jul 10, 2008 0:21:50 GMT -5 Badger said:

Tonight, Yousuke told me that he found one!
Looks like the place is within a mile from the academy.
He again came school on foot to report this.

The 18 years old kid found the right place within 24 hours without speaking single English.
(He posted his needs to the Japanese community BBS in LA , and luckily got great response.)

He has been training 3 years without going high school but looks like he is resourceful enough and has the right mind set to be a great fighter.
He also is modest and respects all of you.

Thank you all who concerned.

And, best of the luck for your career, Yousuke!

Walking is a good way to see the city.

That's impressive that he found a spot already so fast in a new place. I would have bought a sleeping bag and slept in the train station for a month.