Class de 2-banme ni Kawaii Onnanoko to Tomodachi ni Natta - Ch. 37.1 - Challenge

[waterboy99troop]

Actually teared up a bit watching the PV

Three more months until the wait is over

 

[nihaoma11]

Thanks for the translating

 

[kraize]

Date for next chapter? Might've missed it thou.

 

[Lunartique]

Date for next chapter? Might've missed it thou.

Ch. 37.2 raws is already out, we've been a bit behind on the scanlation, but this is the last one before we're caught up

 

[TeixeiraJRT]

They went from adorable kiddos to handsome teenagers and my heart ain't happy man

 

[Aurosandro]

Prepare yourselves for the anime frogs shipping the 2 girls and then hating on the anime when they discover they aren't yuri

 

[amanoharuki1]

i can't believe I finally caught up, guess I need to forget about this for a year or two and then rediscover it and read it whole again

 

[wallsg]

Pizza Rocket? PizzRock?

 

[EmEmEst]

I know the couple relationship is super great, but I love how good these friends always are to each other. Niina and Nozomu doing interview practice for him in the background of this made me smile.

 

[JKTV]

Mom wth should’ve kept the child support, his father is a bum now cuz you didn’t accept his money. Bro gives no money or presence in his sons life

 

[buntbackspace]

In Japan, how direct are job applicants supposed to be about their reasons for applying for a job? Because as much as I sympathize with:

Why is that even a question? Of course I am applying for a job cause I want money, isn't that the point of a job ?

job interviewers in the United States will ask the question and expect an answer other than "I need money" or "I want to support my girlfriend", and I would expect similar or stricter in Japan where social conversations tend to be less direct than in the US.

(Not related to Japan in particular) it's interesting how differently people rate the seriousness/merit of "I want money to hang out with my friends" and "I want money to make my girlfriend happy". "I want money to hang out with my friends" could mean "I'm not thinking hard enough about my personal long-term future", or (among other things) it could mean "I want my life to be more fun than mere survival".