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Now that's a fun thought. Maybe if Kaibara was brought in as an executive lol

Wow this chapter really stirred up a lot of things in the comments :pacman: :huh:

Hi, on page 15 I think the "supreme menu" was mistakenly written as "ultimate menu". Thanks for the chapters as always!

They keep talking about the plan in front of Kurita lol

Apparently not :pacman: Communication issues are so rampant but that's part of the culture as a whole. It sucks

Appreciate the warning! Forgot if it was this or previous chapter. WDYM THAT'S THE END :meguuusad:

Murao has been in love with the mc since before he left for the city. She's just a mega tsundere so he thought she hated him.

I genuinely don't understand how Matsukoma keeps messing up his interviews but I guess since the manga is in his POV we will never know why

lol

Wtf lol

So each time one of them finds a lover, they run off and leave the bar to one of their family members to run? :pacman: Talk about shift rotation

Don't know if I'd call this embarrassing but I made tuna mayo and ate it with Korean seaweed "rolls", basically rolling up the tuna in the seaweed. It was pretty good.

Not at all. Being forced to confess is completely different from saying it in your own time when you're ready, for both parties. It's a memory that will stick with you for life especially when it's their first experience at that age.

He's not wrong, but could've been nicer about how he words things. As a Singaporean living in the UK, I get quite frustrated when I come across so much east/southeast asian food containing coriander in it. Just because it's Asian doesn't mean you stick coriander in everything!

This guy keeps lying to his manager, I'm not a fan

That reviewer guy was giving backhanded compliments to Unlimited Soul's teriyaki burger, saying it's not as fancy and it tastes good because it tastes like junk food lol

Yeah I agree, especially since he gets invited to hang out with them or their partners on their days off. I don't agree with what they're doing with their pushiness as well.

I think it's rather realistic actually. Friends support friends, they want Yamaoka to be on Kurita's side because they know she likes him, so they don't want him flirting with anyone else. However, someone better than Yamaoka comes along, and if Yamaoka isn't interested in her, then it is in...

...huh? Reading the comments, is it that strange that people's personalities change as they become closer and open up to each other? That's the impression I get from the series. They're urging Kurita to go for Dan because he's objectively a much better catch than Yamaoka, and from their pov...

Pretty normal in Asian culture (I'm Singaporean myself). I can't speak for the reasons in Japan, but in Singapore, "young" relationships are frowned upon because students "need" to concentrate on studies. There's also the notion that teenage romance isn't serious and won't last long anyway...