Waiting for Supernatural Phenomena Positively Part 6: The 'Yoo-hoo' Man!?

This is the 6th installment of the series where I wait for supernatural phenomena positively.

They happen when I go outside, and they happen when I'm inside the house.

They say nothing in life happens without meaning, but this doesn't seem to have any meaning at all.

But at least it becomes content for my note, and if someone laughs at it, that's okay.

The other day, while I was relaxing at home, I heard a voice from far away saying, 'Yoo-hoo. Yoo-hoo.'

It was around 8 PM.
It's still a time when there are many pedestrians around.

It would have been fine if it had stopped after a couple of times, but that 'Yoo-hoo, yoo-hoo' continued over and over.

Where I live now is quite an urban area.
There is a lot of car traffic, and there are apartment buildings and multi-tenant buildings lined up all around.

Who is it?
Who is the guy shouting 'Yoo-hoo, yoo-hoo' at the top of his lungs?

Then, a few minutes later, I found out the identity of that person.

'Ishiyakiimoo, fresh out of the oven'
'Ishiyaki imooo'
'Ishiyakiiiiimooo'

It seems the 'ya' and 'o' were being heard as 'yoo-hoo, yoo-hoo'.

I didn't know such a phenomenon existed.

I was relieved that this soft supernatural phenomenon was not actually eerie.

And just as I felt relieved, that was short-lived.
A man started appearing in the middle of the night, riding a bicycle and singing Kenshi Yonezu's Lemon at the top of his lungs.

I don't know why he's singing Lemon now of all times.

I prayed that it wouldn't turn into a nightmare, and lately, I haven't heard his singing voice.

I wonder if a passerby got angry at him.

In any case, I wish they would stop shouting outside.
Why do they shout so loudly, anyway?

⭐︎Aside⭐︎

Since stone-baked sweet potatoes are large, I eat half of one normally,
and for the other half, I mix it with sliced almonds and raisins in mayonnaise to make a stone-baked sweet potato salad, which I have as a side dish the next day.

It feels like pumpkin salad.