Sake meant two opposite things. It was the power-up you collect for bullet-time. It was also a sake set on the counter that cost you 200 points and your combo if you cut it. You learned one instinct and got punished for having it. The sake set is gone, and miso soup takes over as the hazard that costs you most. And the counter got busier. Ten new customers: the fishmonger who sold you the fish and wants to see what you did with it, the okami from the inn, a tempura cook on a break he doesn't really have, a tea master who will wait exactly as long as it takes. People who work with food for a living, and several of them harder to please than the tourists, because they know what the job costs. You'll also stop seeing the same face twice in a row.