Getsuyoubi no Tawawa - Ch. 110 - Kouhai-chan, Part 26

[Yukimusha]

"It's not like that!"
WHEN WILL IT BE LIKE THAT!!!?

 

[alacaelum]

The boobtender is a total wingwoman... and a good seller.

 

[SaintNero]

I'm still stuck on last chapter

 

[ClothoBuer]

I like this bartender-chan. She seems like a gem.

 

[KafukaPalazzo]

Okay I like her!

 

[popo53414]

Boobarista

 

[wrpd_mnd]

Desperately hoping that Bartender-san will have her own story and not just be a Volleyball-chan for adults. Or did I miss something?

Look at her teaching Kouhai-chan how to use her tits to manipulate then immediately shows she's using it on the bar manager. I think she has her own on the hook.

 

[Aleph0]

At page 4, did the bartender really bounce the bottle on her tits, or am I mistaken?

 

[wrpd_mnd]

At page 4, did the bartender really bounce the bottle on her tits, or am I mistaken?

You are correct. She is very gifted.

 

[D00T]

No progress...

 

[Hitansy]

So it goes both way huh.

 

[wallsg]

The most satisfying part of this chapter is that the bartender didn't ask for a tip, even after all that showmanship. He already got ripped off in the end, anyway.

As someone else replied, they don't tip in Japan. Not only that it is considered RUDE, but as a gaijin you'll get forgiven for a lot that a native would not (or so I've heard). I also heard that Japanese-Americans can be treated harshly until it is realized they are foreigners.

Tipping in Japan: Is it rude to leave a tip?

Why is tipping rude in Japan?
In Japan, exceptional service is considered a part of the job, and employees take great pride in their work. You should not tip regardless of whether you're dining at a high-end restaurant in Tokyo or taking a taxi in Kyoto. Instead, Japanese service culture emphasizes hospitality, known as "Omotenashi," which ensures customers receive the best service possible without the expectation of additional compensation.

A Guide to Tipping in Japan

Travelers from the United States and Canada may be used to tipping service workers but in Japan, leaving a tip inappropriately is almost like saying: "This business probably isn't doing well enough to pay you a proper salary, so here's a little something extra." Although there are exceptions, tipping generally isn't a part of many cultures throughout Asia, and in Japan, it's the most taboo.

In some circumstances, the staff will accept your tip with a nervous smile in order to save face and avoid confrontation, or you will have an uncomfortable interaction while they return your money. It's also possible they may not be able to speak enough English to explain why they are returning your money.

Tipping in Japan without a good reason, or doing it the wrong way, could come across as crass or rude and there are only a few times when a tip might be appropriate.

 

[wallsg]

Senpai-kun won't get it until she corners him in a locked room, wearing nothing but lingerie and several blinking traffic signs pointing bright, hazard-yellow colored arrows at her special areas.

But maybe she's Japanese-Canadian.

 

[GoblinGuy]

Now I don't know shit about brandy, but wouldn't mixing the better grade with the worse grade just be ruining the better one, making this a total waste?

 

[nhat2410]

Bartender is me frfr

picrel or fake claim
also everybody backoff, the barwench (maiden) is mine

 

[MiracleAttack]

picrel or fake claim
also everybody backoff, the barwench (maiden) is mine

I mean that as in her general attitude toward them being a couple, not literally how I look-- gosh you guys are thirsty.

 

[Wizardrone]

Love the barista waifu but still prefer the traditional Ai chan

 

[henman]

Give me a drink, bartender

 

[savetheprince]

wait go back to hokuro chan, the arc with actual development

 

[mrspiffy]

The most satisfying part of this chapter is that the bartender didn't ask for a tip, even after all that showmanship. He already got ripped off in the end, anyway.

No tipping in Japan. And you're right about him getting soaked for that drink.