Reita

Reita: It's not like I'm asking to be spoiled, you know? In a "Should I make something? " kind of way.

Reita styled with his bass as Uruha danced, and everyones energy seemed to be completely replenished, the audience screaming out for more.

Reita: At school, when it closed for a while because of influenza, and I could sleep more. That's amazing.

Reita: Well, it was a little shorter, but at eight o'clock the sound would have been turned off.

Reita: So why would it matter if it was summer or not?

Reita: Isn't it kind of rare for you to listen to your sister?

Reita: Probably my body will hurt and I don't think I will be able to move.

But a panel of experts convened by Reita, a trade body, thinks that the market is unlikely to hit bottom until next year.

Reita: I think you were wearing a red and white sweater?

Ruki running left, Aoi and Uruha trading places, Reita in the middle on the platform and Kai beating his drums with an incredible power.

Everyone started clapping, jumping and chanting, obeying Reitas every instruction, before Kai took the mic.

Reita: He has no conception of time.

Reita: Whenever I listen to Ishida Junichi talk, I think someone who imitated him would be popular.

Reita: Yes. And now that I think about it, it wouldn't have been anything like that. And guarantees like that are important.

Reita: I'd come up with a frantic expression.

Reita: No, I'm just saying that's how far you're in another dimension. But, he's a good guy.

Reita: I made the cream at a bread factory. My hands looked like globes.

Reita: It's a foreign drama, but "LOST" . I've only seen the first season, though.

Reita: People get pulled in by puzzles. We want to know why something turned out the way it did.

Reita: The democrats are moving, though.

Reita: But I've never heard that from Uruha.

Reita: There were also entertaining things! We just couldn't see them.

Reita: Aren't you getting the order wrong?

Reita: Right, we met just after new years.

Reita: You can work at places like that?

Reita: Yeah, at that time the band didn't have anything to do with it.

Reita: Then when we met again, you had on a fur coat.

Reita: I think swimming.

Reita: I'm woken up like that, too.

Reita: I went to an industrial high school, but I wish I had gotten qualifications from there. I didn't get any.

Reita: Monjayaki. I can make it at home.

Reita: I sleep.

Reita: I was really tan.

Are you the type that tends to yearn for things, Reita?

Reita: A house I think.

Reita: So, bribery? Cool (laughs)

Reita: Well, even if ten years go by, I still want to be saying weird stuff and laughing about it like this (laughs)