Question:
He ca n't , though , so he does n't , and he leaves the cell as quietly as he entered . Nine months after , and Martin tries to joke with him again , teasing about the Knick 's complete loss the night previous and would n't he like to support a different team yet ? Like maybe one that consists of actual players instead of monkeys ?

What sport is the narrator discussing with friends ?
Answer:
They are talking basketball .

Question:
( note : often I ca n't stand Americans who pretend to know everything about Japan and Japanese people / culture , so I usually try to avoid acting that way myself , but for serious , really , I do feel like I have a bit of experience here ) . I enjoyed the previous Japan school visits I ' ve done , though , so I was looking forward to it . After some formalities from the principle , we went off to visit classes .

Why does the narrator express anger at some Americans despite being American ?
Answer:
The narrator thinks that Americans do not know how to behave abroad .

Question:
So I would always try my best to embarrass Luis by getting that girl counselor to come over and talk to him some . Usually this resulted in Luis doing an escape to the bathroom , the kid did n't always move fast , but his " escapes " were always at record speed . All week me and Luis called each other , amigo or hombre or muchacho .

Who am I friends with ?
Answer:
I am friends with Luis

Question:
I hope I see him once school starts . I know I ' m young , but I already know more than I should . Even as a kid , I understood things waaay beyond the understanding of a little kid .

Why may adults give the narrator more responsibilities and tasks ?
Answer:
The narrator is more responsible .