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• kiki
• 2024/04/26 (Fri) 01:34
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I put out a call and got messages from people in Walnut Creek and Antioch.

• マジレス
• 2024/03/22 (Fri) 19:49
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You write that you have a problem with bus drivers letting homeless people on the bus, but
you can't refuse them ？ the person to whom the driver himself can say don't get on or get off at his own discretion is drinking,
or someone with a bottle of alcohol, or someone who is making noise or fighting or acting up with anyone And so on. I can't tell them not to get on just because they are homeless.
The driver doesn't have the authority to refuse you a ride just because he doesn't like you.

• さてさて
• 2024/03/23 (Sat) 00:47
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I am a homeowner myself, but I don't understand what Jack is talking about at all. lol
I think everyone has their own circumstances and opinions, and I am sure everyone uses the bus.
I am mainly taking my kids to and from school, so my car is the only way to get around, but my kids want to ride the bus
just for fun ？ I'm thinking about taking the bus with them when I get the chance. ddmm808, your son is using the bus for the environment, and I think that's wonderful.
I am sure there are many people who choose public transportation for that reason.

• Ginger
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• 2024/03/23 (Sat) 21:35
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Mr. Jack, what everyone is upset about is your Itsukpou-like judgment and over-the-top attitude. I'll list them here in bullet points since you don't seem to have noticed them.
1. It is the driver's fault for letting a homeless person on the bus
The State of Hawaii, by US law, discriminates on the basis of race, equality in all things
and public transportation allows people to ride the bus except those who would harm them. Drivers cannot refuse you because you are homeless.
I personally sympathize with some ex-servicemen who have become homeless because of the trauma of past wars.
2. You can't ask a bus rider not to come to your house or
not to sit on the bus.
Maybe it's time to publicly tell bus riders who visit your house that you are afraid of Non welcome Coronas.
Jack, it is your home, your castle, so please make yourself comfortable and stress free.
3. When you become a home owner, you will understand.
It doesn't matter if you are a homeowner or a renter, there is only a difference between Mortgage and Rent ｡
I am a homeowner too, but I have friends who gave up their own cars and come to visit me by bus. I am so thankful to them for coming by bus and I make them a cup of cold barley tea with all my heart. Corona is airborne and not yet 100% understood. We cannot say that you are infected on the bus. You can get it in spas, spas, schools, workplaces, everywhere.
I can understand why you are getting angry at the offensive remarks you have been making lately.

• ホノルル
• 2024/03/24 (Sun) 20:42
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I believe all of Jack's Posts have been deleted by the administrators.

After all, comments that insult bus users will not be tolerated.

• みこ
• 2024/03/24 (Sun) 21:51
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＃ 26 ddmm808

I thought that because I visited you on the bus that you had to sit in the garage instead of in the house. I would be more saddened and angry if the comments here were different from the actual situation. They usually let me in the house.

• ワクチン義務化
• 2024/02/25 (Sun) 12:51
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It's totally fine. I'm sure you'll get used to it ！.

• LALALA
• 2024/02/26 (Mon) 01:00
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Since there are many Japanese people in LA as a whole, not only expatriates, it is easy to find a community （ and friends ） through BibiNavi, which lists many Japanese-affiliated schools.
In some areas, there are many Japanese children in the local schools, so you can find many Japanese mothers and friends. ！
Depending on the school district, there are many students from various backgrounds, not only Japanese, so the schools also offer various support services such as ESL.

• Doomm
• 2024/02/26 (Mon) 18:28
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Why is the third grade the most important time ？

Do you have children ？?

• 多分
• 2024/02/26 (Mon) 21:09
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I think it will be harder at the supplementary school because they have science and social studies from grade 3 ↑.

• ysk
• 2024/02/26 (Mon) 22:32
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Hello. I understand your feelings very much.
I was gathering information by actively exchanging contact information with Japanese people I met.
I would like to know if there are any parenting communities … I have the impression that everyone seems to have their own groups （ at work, elementary school, apartment, or in their own lessons ） but I am not aware of any large communities.

However, we would like to get some information before coming to the US. If you write specific questions or concerns, such as "My workplace is going to be in this area, but in this neighborhood, which elementary school district is best to live in ？ etc., a kind person may reply to you, as you have replied in ↑.
(Although it might be easier for everyone to answer if you direct … to the email address or something. )

• 違う
• 2024/01/24 (Wed) 05:28
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#34 I think I read somewhere that Ghanaian people came to Japan because they originally had kidney problems and needed dialysis. If we give free medical care to such people, there will be more such people in Japan.

• 洗脳2
• 2024/01/24 (Wed) 08:21
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#71
This couple seems to be adjusting their income by saving the husband from his part-time pizza delivery job once the wife starts working full time.
I'm sure there are people out there who make a good living while on welfare. But this guy has been exposing all of that on video until now. No, it would be fine if they were earning their own money and living that way without relying on assistance. It's like he said he was going to live in a low income apartment for the rest of his life when he didn't. And then he makes the statement that he doesn't want to breathe the same air ！ as the people at Walmart.

• 妻は去った
• 2024/01/24 (Wed) 16:29
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You are allowed to own up to one house and one car.
The key points are monthly income, deposit and number of people in the household.

• 妻は去った
• 2024/01/24 (Wed) 16:52
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If you give free medical care to such people, there will be more such people in Japan. There are already many foreigners of that kind. China, Korea, Philippines and others. In Japan, once you get that qualification, there seems to be no check in the middle of the process.
So many of them come to Japan only when they need to rewrite or something, and then live in their home country
and receive only benefits from Japan. Since they have no income in Japan
they are tax-exempt households. Of course, they automatically receive corona and other benefits.

The law is also unmanageable because it was made when the number of gaijin in Japan was still small.
It is sometimes discussed in the Diet, but the Japanese do not like to change laws and precedents, so
it has been a cheat. It would be better if the laws were amended or changed
in line with the current situation, as in the U.S.

There is a theory that the Japanese are trying to keep the welfare and medical budgets in the red in order to use it as an excuse to raise taxes.

• 無知
• 2024/01/24 (Wed) 23:52
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Don't be so passionate about Japan's welfare here in the US.

• Time
• 2024/01/18 (Thu) 00:18
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#81
It sucks. Mean, self-protective, self-centered boss, expatriate from Japan is exactly like that. I still remember it.
Well, relatively speaking, Japanese expats are mean to local hires. When I bought something and couldn't fit it in and asked them to put it in like this. They scratched my car. I carefully carried my house so that it would not get scratched.

• Time
• 2024/01/18 (Thu) 00:21
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This is when I bought it from Vivinavi. From an expat style. If they are going to help me, I want them to be considerate and put it in properly. Nervous and mean men are the worst.

• 孤独のおとっつぁん
• 2024/01/18 (Thu) 07:52
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#I can get through enough with Englesh now.

You don't have friends because you don't communicate.

• レイラ
• 2024/01/18 (Thu) 08:33
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The two above would be interesting to be comic partners.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2024/01/18 (Thu) 09:31
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I wonder if I can enter the "M-1 Grand Prix".

• Kik
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• 2024/01/05 (Fri) 22:45
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I just moved to Hawaii from CA, and even USPS can send very heavy boxes of books and documents for much less than regular shipping costs. I have sent several boxes of books at a discount.

• 本の運び方
• 2024/01/09 (Tue) 07:22
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Thanks for the info ！ ！ ！