@RaraSensei I had a Yamato clerk make me itemize every single item of a batch of doll clothes once. I can't believe she wasn't just giving me shit. But I've also had Yamato HQ sit on a package for weeks because a label wasn't "clear enough", too.
Mine is post office.
Wanted to mail a skirt abroad. Guy says “clothing” isn’t good enough, so I write skirt (cuz I see that as the GOOD example in the book in front of him). He says it’s not good enough, so I point at his book and say “that’s not what the book says!” (Cont)
Mais les japonais c’est des putains de malade mentaux, j’vous jure je suis choqué du propos la. Comment tu te dis « tiens, je vais Twitter ça aujourd’hui » ???????
guys you better tap into the japanese vs the world piracy arguments going on right now because if history’s right we’re just about at the part where people start bringing up the https://t.co/4NbBwMER3Z stats
when you find out that japanese kids aren't allowed to wear winter jackets to school, even if it's cold, bc it's not part of the outer school uniform, the "if companies won't sell it to us, that's just the rule/law, so there's nothing we can do" mentality makes a lot of sense
At first it frustrated me, but the more i see this Japan vs Piracy discourse, the more i grow genuinely concerned for the japanese.
Is that what you guys do when something gets hard? You give up? Do you guys ever strive for anything? Do you have any dreams or goals? Are you ok?
Anwar Ibrahim urged citizens to avoid Waze, citing data security concerns over the Israel-founded app and its access to users’ movement data.
"Penggunaan aplikasi tempatan TuJu, yang dibangunkan oleh LLM, digalakkan sebagai alternatif," said the prime minister, noting that Waze is subject to Israeli government laws.
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Too many posts about Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show outfits and drama and not nearly enough about how Jeffrey Epstein used the brand as cover for his pedophile sex trafficking operation, its Israeli franchise operator donated goods directly to IDF soldiers during the genocide in Gaza, and its longtime owner Les Wexner bankrolled programs that trained Israeli military commanders.