Don't send a private investigator to find me please

I have suddenly taken a wild hair to go to ChinaTown Saturday. I will be attempting to navigate public transit to do so. I will be shopping, specifically, for a cheongsam and a cane. And maybe a Tony Jaa DVD.
I would love it if somebody wanted to join me. Or somebodies. (Or advice on navigating there. I'm not afraid to walk a few blocks to get there, since I'll be walking a few blocks inside as well.)
I know everybody is at BayCon and it's last second, but I figured I'd throw it out there.

You don't come back, not from ChinaTown

Today was the trip to ChinaTown. I walked about 2349832749326 blocks, all of it on a sixty percent grade. Felt really dim for not bringing a book or an mp3 player for the BART trip there, or a camera for pictures of what I had found. And I found nothing I was looking for. Well, sort of. I found the cane, but it was $80. Mom, it's going to have to wait a paycheck or two. I found the Tony Jaa movie (Thom Yum Goong) but it had no English subtitling. I did not find a copy of Guitar Wolf, but that's a Japanese movie. I found (among other gorgeous things) the cheong sam. But it was twice as expensive as I was willing to pay especially when I didn't know if it would fit or not.

However. I had a steamed pork bun, in memoriam. I had a delightful phone call. I found a $5 copy of Twin Dragons and a $10 copy of Dragon Inn. And it was cool and foggy and a lovely day in the city. And I saw lots of cool stuff. And then I went to Motley Politico's impromptu social, where I discovered his new room, and his new cat, and he showed me this music video. By the time it was half way over, I was saying "I must make a game based on this video. It will not be a world that holds up well to extrapolation or being logicked about, but it must be done. And here's what I've got so far. ( Don't read until you watch the video. It'll spoil the surprize. )