Company and Private Life - Ch. 73

[MangaDex]

 

[popo53414]

it will be steamy alright

 

[skankhunt129]

Easy solution to this. Invite her over and cook her a meal

 

[velatic]

this is how i met your mom

 

[jonnywarlock]

Fuck. That's lewd.

 

[Kaarme]

Easy solution to this. Invite her over and cook her a meal

Unfortunately there's still enough stock left to allow both to buy their own.

 

[shin66]

Man I hope it's gets serialized, loved Ottoman

 

[eVaded]

PROGRESS!!

 

[Saya2879]

Man I hope it's gets serialized, loved Ottoman

If you are speaking about this manga, it IS serialized.
But ar this point it's kinda the same content

 

[Mangamoz]

He's pregnant now.

 

[vannn]

I’m starting to lose my sense of time, is this the same day as last chapter?

 

[CT-9904]

Now we wait

Again

 

[kleoclie]

I’m starting to lose my sense of time, is this the same day as last chapter?

I believe it is!

 

[curvedbullet]

peach time

 

[Hicleric]

Potatoes really do bring the (soon to be) family together

 

[enter51]

This is how many people in their late 20s/early 30s want their romance stories to start. Imagine, you go grocery shopping and you find the perfect Watermelon. As you reach for it, you brush your hands with a stranger. You look at them and start talking. You exchange contacts. 1 year later, you're married.

 

[lesseffective]

Unfortunately there's still enough stock left to allow both to buy their own.

I think what boggles me the most is that they're being sold by unit, and not weight like I'm most familiar with when it comes to potatoes.

 

[Pandacyborg]

what a cliffhanger, I can’t wait to see the resolution of this potato arc. Can it live up to the magnificence of the elevator arc?

 

[Kaarme]

I think what boggles me the most is that they're being sold by unit, and not weight like I'm most familiar with when it comes to potatoes.

Years ago, when I watched a grocery store video from Japan, that was indeed the thing that gained most of my attention. It seems extremely inconvenient for the farmers/wholesalers. Shops would need to receive batches where every vegetable weighs the same. It would also be annoying to advertise stuff when the most prominent number is kind of meaningless. So, Store A selling 250g sweet potatoes would look more expensive than Store B selling 220g sweet potatoes, even if the real price per weight was actually the same, unless Store A was satisfied with a smaller profit.

 

[lesseffective]

Years ago, when I watched a grocery store video from Japan, that was indeed the thing that gained most of my attention. It seems extremely inconvenient for the farmers/wholesalers. Shops would need to receive batches where every vegetable weighs the same. It would also be annoying to advertise stuff when the most prominent number is kind of meaningless. So, Store A selling 250g sweet potatoes would look more expensive than Store B selling 220g sweet potatoes, even if the real price per weight was actually the same, unless Store A was satisfied with a smaller profit.

For me, I just went shopping yesterday and bought a sweet potato (yam to be specific) -- and all of those root vegetables are all different shapes and sizes, so the notion of choosing one standard price to sell them all at seems a bit bonkers.