The company would probably be in some disarray but adaptman, I know Teiai will probably never fall until the end of the series...
but if someone shot Hyoudou do you think the entire company would just collapse in on itself?
Big fish in a small pond theory, perhaps? Free food, free board (Foreman private room), stable work and you get to go out on leave whenever you want. Personally, the best times in my life were when I had structure and my days were predictable.It's easy to forget but it's insane how they spend years and even over a decade down there. To the point they completely get used to it, that it is their world and only world now. Not even a desire or hope to get out.
I know it's a gag manga and all but with all the money they spend on just outings Ootsuki and Co should've long have since been able to leave permanently. But they don't.
They got Masayanman, I know Teiai will probably never fall until the end of the series...
but if someone shot Hyoudou do you think the entire company would just collapse in on itself?
True, technically!Big fish in a small pond theory, perhaps? Free food, free board (Foreman private room), stable work and you get to go out on leave whenever you want. Personally, the best times in my life were when I had structure and my days were predictable.
They got Masayan
There was a thread earlier on /a/ where people were talking about Kaiji and how this entire thing was about classism and power structures. One anon, under no circumstances, would admit that this was the case. Really wished you there to convince him otherwise. Every chapter I read or scan re-iterates the theme.True, technically!
Also, I'd say that the Foreman and his cronies aren't "big fish little pond", they're crabs in a bucket-but they profit from it. By keeping others down on the behalf of those that exploit them-by being the willing tools of oppression-they benefit and flourish in ways they never could in actual society.
not sure about the others, but the actual Kaiji chapter mentioned Ootsuki specifically don't want to go out. He's happy underground as a foreman, and with the personality shown in this manga (e.g, the marriage chapter) I can see it.It's easy to forget but it's insane how they spend years and even over a decade down there. To the point they completely get used to it, that it is their world and only world now. Not even a desire or hope to get out.
I know it's a gag manga and all but with all the money they spend on just outings Ootsuki and Co should've long have since been able to leave permanently. But they don't.
He got baited by the other Foremen xdGood chapter, so much lore. And Ishikawa getting led unceremoniously into the jail cell really cracked me up.
Oh nice, Saki is a blast if you're into superpower mahjong (or absurd amounts of fanservice)He got baited by the other Foremen xd
PS. I started binging 'Saki' yesterday after reading the rice chapter. The CGDCT manga is always so easy to run through
They were adapted in the Tonegawa anime and the group before me skipped them. This is probably the right choice for now since there's 45ish chapters ahead while the first 9 can be watched in full HD and dolby atmos (TM) surround sound. If you can wait 3~4 more months I'll probably turn around and do them for completion’s sake.What's going on with the first 9 chapters?
Oh hey, I like both of these thingsOh nice, Saki is a blast if you're into superpower mahjong (or absurd amounts of fanservice)