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It’s like someone turned a soufflé into a human being
The trembling burns off the fat needed for the oppaiSad, she trembles all the time yet there's no breasts to jiggle.
Hello, yes; I would like to know if you have any more of that Kurokawa never failing to deliver available please
You say that like convenience store clerks are treated well in other countries. (though yes, video-ing apologies does seem like a new low)From what I've read about Japanese convenience store clerks and how mistreated they are, I imagine there's tons of clerks like Yuasa. Customers will verbally abuse clerks and force them to apologize over the smallest things and owners and managers just let it happen because Japanese culture is insane when it comes to respecting hierarchy. Some will even make them do dogeza and video the apologies. Some prefectures have started passing customer abuse laws to combat it its so bad
If somehow Ishizumi manages to fumble with the two baddies who are already all over him, he should get with Yuasa since they have the same wardrobe tastes.No cat
No life
Assuming an author has a clear direction and pacing in their mind then shorter (possible axes) or longer series may inevitably have chapters "padding" a volume's length to complete a full volume. This padding can be developed in meaningful ways: world building, more new characters, backstories, etc. Of course this all assumes they are not padding it artificially (RaG does this...maybe?) just to keep their paying jobs (which I won't hold it against them, it is their sustenance)Does the story really need another character at this point or is it ultimately just to drag on the arranged marriage/jealousy arc, which is only going to push back the inevitable "I can't choose between Izumi and Ishizumi" arc even further?
We need the spin off focused on the convenince store so badly! Then we can have a crossover with Tamagawa-san!
Kurokawa my beloved
I’d argue, here in France, they are, relatively. Nobody’s gonna be overly friendly with them, but being shitty to them isn’t considered socially acceptable at all.You say that like convenience store clerks are treated well in other countries. (though yes, video-ing apologies does seem like a new low)