Komi-san wa Komyushou Desu. - Vol. 21 Ch. 279 - America

[filetmignon]

yea tsa do be like that

 

[Nihilist1]

@Xystus
It's a gag manga calm down, besides it has been hinted few times before that most of the students are rich. Komi-dad got himself a black card and some of the students went overseas during holiday so it still made sense to me.

 

[Hiruel22]

Excellent times to visit NY amirite?

 

[Rogojinen]

Ichou : In the end, New-York was the friends we made along the way.

Everyone : Dude, this is Newark

 

[Kurbo]

@Xystus @Nihilist1 Might surprise you to hear, but Japan actually cares about it's education system and actually gives it's schools budgets to operate functionally while also giving it's students an enriching experience.

 

[R-Mod]

@Xystus It's 2020, get with the program.

 

[daxude]

if its the real version of nyc komi would have heart attacks with the amount of weirdos screaming, rude people, and aggressive hobos.

bless this manga

 

[ThisIsNoZaku]

New York City, a hell town for bastard people.

 

[zok7404]

I live in east village in NYC let’s just say it’s gotten worse due to the mayor as well as governor homeless drug addicts as well as rape is up by %2”

 

[benderboyboy]

@Xystus I'm from a neighbourhood (public school) and I've been on overseas school trips three times. Seriously, America's the only nation I know of that doesn't do this to some level.

 

[SutekiSenpai]

She even tamed Najimi!!!!!

 

[nyali_artidjo_feng]

yoooo, aint rei also moved to US some times ago, that little girl that stay with komi while her mom is on a bussiness trip. Hope they met tho

 

[squerl]

@iseedrawnpeople "USSR" is short for Union of Soviet Socialist Republics; "Russia" wasn't part of the name. And the Soviets didn't generally call themselves Russian for short. English-speakers did, largely because we saw Russia as culturally dominating the whole empire. That's very different from the US convention, where we call ourselves "Americans" even though we only control a fraction of the hemisphere.

@trenslime In fact, NYC is one of the safest large cities in the country; see for instance https://www.prnewswire.com/news-rel...n-america-during-the-covid-era-301160847.html . Other particularly safe American cities include San Diego, Mesa, San Jose, Boston, Portland, and LA. The 5 least safe large cities are Baltimore, Dallas, Albuquerque, Austin and Miami.

By European and East Asian standards, NYC is fairly dangerous, but so is almost every other American city. Lotsa guns, lotsa wealth inequality, a minimal social safety net and a trigger-happy police force is how we roll.

As for "niceness," New Yorkers are typically rated as unusually friendly by foreign tourists and by each other (as in, lots of people are friends with their neighbors and such.) It's American tourists who find them unfriendly, probably because cultural norms are so different between the Midwest/South and the East/West. Red and Blue America have totally different standards for what nice means.

In my experience, if you do something stupid in NYC, the locals will call you an idiot, instantly forgive you, and then spend 20 minutes helping you figure out what to do next. That feels "nice" to me, but then I grew up near San Francisco.

 

[Baddan]

LMAOing at you losers crying about America like the rest of the world isn't just as garbage.

 

[SmartBirb]

@Xystus are you a flat earther? Did you not know japan is closer to NA more than EU

 

[trenslime]

Forgive me if I don't trust an article that says SOURCE Freeway Insurance after a sales pitch for Freeway Insurance on what the safest US cites are (not to mention that is only discussing crime duringcovid) which, if you remember, NYC was the origin of US covid and thereby received the first widespread lockdown and collapse from the fall of tourist economy.

That is a very biased article made to sell insurance lmfao @squerl

I will agree with it saying Vegas is a wreck tho, that's where I currently live and shootings are the daily spice

 

[liamdesuga]

@SmartBirb The east coast of the US is the opposite side of the earth from japan if we go by longitude. Yes, the west coast is closer, but they went to New York.

 

[Xystus]

@SmartBirb and how in the blue hell did you bring NA and EU into my question? What??????

USA is still on the other side of the world.

edit: WOW LOOK WHO IS THE FLAT EARTHER!! I was curious on the actual distance so I googled it, let me share it with you!

Distance from Japan to New York, 10,844 km.
Distance from Japan to London, 9,448 km.

NO FUCKING WAY!!!!!!!!!

@Kurbo my high school did exchange school program with Japan numerous times but overseas trips for entire class is zero. Really got to be rich to be able to provide such budget.

 

[Rugid]

@SmartBirb
From Japan, New York is as far as any European city, and require 12+ hour long flight.

 

[Lustrist]

idk whats going on in the comments but it certainly takes a lot of distance to start from japan and go all the way left till u hit the states