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Seiwa Market

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#1
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  • 2021/12/07 06:23

In most Japanese-affiliated markets, you can use the restroom freely. Some homeless people in the local markets use only the restrooms, so some markets require a pass code, but once you learn it, you don't have to ask the employees every time.

The Seiwatorens store in the Japanese-affiliated market will not lend you a key to the restroom unless you leave the key to your car, which is your personal belongings. During this season, I don't want others to touch my personal belongings as much as possible. It would be nice if they put my keys in a bag, but they lose it and force me to exchange the key to the toilet with the hand that touched the cash. I'd have to at least wipe that key off each time since an unspecified number of people would be touching it too.

The cashier also has an attitude of working while sitting down and talking bad about customers while working.

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#71
  • こえー
  • 2021/12/14 (Tue) 08:53
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This topicality usually scares me.

Like the Lord's typos, the occasional unintelligible sentence feeling.

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  • 2021/12/14 (Tue) 09:10
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http://mugcupsusa.cocolog-nifty.com/blog/

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#73
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  • 2021/12/14 (Tue) 10:24
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>Yes, I am the one who started this post, and I forgot the name of the post (^^ゞ)and I am Ankotsubaki.

If I can find the topi, I should be able to find the name when I posted it.

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#74
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  • 2021/12/14 (Tue) 10:47
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＃ 1 is psychotic!

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#75
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  • 2021/12/15 (Wed) 03:57
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？
In a supermarket called ALDI, all cashiers are seated. When they are not working at the register, they are usually working on the floor
and I don't think they have physical disabilities. When I first saw the cashiers sitting down
I was surprised, but it didn't seem like they were slowing down their work, and I
took it as a breakthrough.

I hear that many chefs and hair stylists get back pain because they have to stand. Then I imagine that cashiers
do the same ～ but if they can do it sitting down, they can do it sitting down ？
I don't think you have to be physically challenged to do it sitting down ？. And even if you are doing it sitting down
because you are physically challenged, I don't think it needs to be publicized. The point is that they should be able to do their job.

Also, whether or not people have a "borrowed consciousness" when they use the restroom depends on the person, so if someone uses the restroom thinking they are borrowing it
that's fine, and if someone thinks they have the right to use it normally, that's fine too.
Since you are Japanese （ maybe ） you are all using the restrooms in a sensible way.
What stores are wary of is the insane use of the restroom by homeless people, and I think it is the store's
decision how to give the key to them, but I think the awareness and right to borrow is an opinion that each individual has. 、、、、

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