So you might think, but imagine the constant drudgery of performing thankless, meaningless menial tasks day in, day out in order to satisfy pointless, obsolete requirements to the point of psychological torture. Japan workspaces have that down to a science.Are office desk jobs really that brutal? I think sitting on a comfortable chair with AC on and filling up excel sheets for eight hours a day won't be that stressful.
hmm.. Yes, now i see. 'A mental note to never seek jobs in Nippon.'So you might think, but imagine the constant drudgery of performing thankless, meaningless menial tasks day in, day out in order to satisfy pointless, obsolete requirements to the point of psychological torture. Japan workspaces have that down to a science.
Add to it that daily work time easily exceeds 8 hours (not to mention semi-mandatory post-work socializing with your colleagues and boss), and you easily understand why there's so many issues of salarymen experiencing burnout and depression.
Unrelated, but is there a pun with "lmao" on that last page that got lost in translation?

That lmao thing could be a pun that flew over my head. If anyone can pull it up from the raws, write it in the forum here. I'll edit it in the page.
Ukeru is getting a thing. In his case he's using it as an acceptance of a request, where as the gyaru usage is getting the humor of a thing. So it'd be more like slang "gotcha" in this case, as in "I gotcha covered" and "I gotcha joke"Unrelated, but is there a pun with "lmao" on that last page that got lost in translation?
Gotcha. Patched it.Ukeru is getting a thing. In his case he's using it as an acceptance of a request, where as the gyaru usage is getting the humor of a thing. So it'd be more like slang "gotcha" in this case, as in "I gotcha covered" and "I gotcha joke"
Yay! Thanks for the assist!Ukeru is getting a thing. In his case he's using it as an acceptance of a request, where as the gyaru usage is getting the humor of a thing. So it'd be more like slang "gotcha" in this case, as in "I gotcha covered" and "I gotcha joke"
And thanks for the edit! I like that the wordplay is preserved pretty nicely.Gotcha. Patched it.