Um, I'm not sure why watching people discover they are being watched while eating sushi is so entertaining, but apparently people have more time on their hands and less of an aversion to watching people eating than I do. A video of people sitting at a sushi bar in Japan as a camera passes them is the biggest thing to hit the web today since David's trip to the dentist. I don't even like to watch my cats eat (although, it is fun to watch the dogs eat hamburgers sometimes) so watching other people eat isn't something I'm all that pumped to do.

Leave it to Americans to invade the privacy of the Japanese people trying to get their raw fish on in private. If it were me, I would've tucked the camera into my bra and walked away. The Japanese are much more classy than I am though. They also tend to look better in bathing suits than I do. The guy who looks more hungover than I am on any given day after St. Patrick's Day (at 2:06) looks like he's just about ready to stomp on the camera, or blow the whole joint up - and I wouldn't blame him. Everyone else either flashes a smile (almost always with an accompanying "peace" sign) or a look of, WTF. My money is on this being turned into a music video, in which case, I'm all for it as long as it isn't from Miley Cyrus.