Isekai Izakaya "Nobu" - Vol. 13 Ch. 77 - Morning Mapo Tofu

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Hans isn't training to take over nobu, he wants to strike out on his own. How people are getting him succeeding taisho is beyond me.
 
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Sire, did you just Deez Nut’d me in a manga?
Sire, did you seriously Deez nut’d me in a manga?
 
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Shinobu in glasses :meguupog:

i know they were talking about what if one day the back door no longer connect to Japan. but to me this feels more like when Hans managed to open his own store, Nobu's front door would no longer connect to the other world
 
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?? why are you all debating. That is not the point of the chapter.

GLASSES

Glasses are really versatile. First, you can have glasses-wearing girls take them off and suddenly become beautiful, or have girls wearing glasses flashing those cute grins, or have girls stealing the protagonist's glasses and putting them on like, "Haha, got your glasses!" That's just way too cute! Also, boys with glasses! I really like when their glasses have that suspicious looking gleam, and it's amazing how it can look really cool or just be a joke. I really like how it can fulfill all those abstract needs. Being able to switch up the styles and colors of glasses based on your mood is a lot of fun too! It's actually so much fun! You have those half rim glasses, or the thick frame glasses, everything! It's like you're enjoying all these kinds of glasses at a buffet. I really want Luna to try some on or Marine to try some on to replace her eyepatch. We really need glasses to become a thing in hololive and start selling them for HoloComi. Don't. You. Think. We. Really. Need. To. Officially. Give. Everyone. Glasses?
 
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Asian American and no rice for lunch? :worry:

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Generally speaking, there are two kinds of Asian-American families.

Mine was the type that tried desperately to assimilate into American culture because we were immigrants, not realizing that no matter how much we tried to fit in, we'd never be considered "real" Americans.
 
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Generally speaking, there are two kinds of Asian-American families.

Mine was the type that tried desperately to assimilate into American culture because we were immigrants, not realizing that no matter how much we tried to fit in, we'd never be considered "real" Americans.
Oof, that sucks.

My family found that balance of assimilating but still finding pride in our culture, but, of course, that comes at the cost of not truly fitting in either cultures.
 

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