>>281773780
Thanks OP.
I have a 2009 Hyundai that's been kept running all this time by perhaps an absurd amount of work. It's been my only car so it'll be hard to eventually give up one day.
>>281773615 >You didn't do anything wrong, but you might have gone down a slippery slope eventually, so you should go to prison.
He does not make a decent point.
>>281773547
Is that how it works? Diplomats just have a sack that says "Don't worry about it :)" >>281773597
Don't even get me started on the guy how bought an apartment for his mistress' racehorse.
>>281773780
thanks op >Do you have a personal car?
i have a Volkswagen Golf 3 1993 in barely passed the technical test condition but i dont drive it just use its trunk for storage.
>>281786318
Who, day and night, must scramble for a living,
Maintain the rate of conviction, say his daily questions?
And who has the right, as master investigator,
To have the final word in the case?
>>281786318
I still regularly use "You may ask, why did this tradition get started? I'll tell you why - I don't know. But it's a tradition, and because of our traditions, everyone knows who he is and what HR expects him to do" whenever I have to explain stupid work policies to new colleagues.
>>281773780 >Do you have a personal car?
A RAV4, but it gets me around and never dies, so can't complain. It's a tool.
That said, this chapter did make me miss my old Volvo 240GL though.
Lost in a ten car highway pileup. RIP
>>281801468 >what are some other gripping workplace dramas?
Someone once stole my lunch from the office refrigerator. If I'd had the energy from that sandwich running through my veins then The Sacred Northern Territories would've been secured.
I feel like this part of the memoirs was Sato getting to a crime that he knew there was probably actual incontrovertible proof of his involvement somewhere out there (if not something that had already come to light), so he knew it was just bite him in the ass if he fully claimed to be innocent so instead he figured he could cover his ass by presenting it as "Okay so this DID happen because everyone was doing it, but I was barely involved and I was kinda opposed to it the whole time"
>>281804749
Money's on sale so you can buy more money for less money; with that you can buy a car that costs more money for less money, then later you can sell it for more money to people who bought their money for even less money (who will sell it for more money).
>>281809364 >the value of their money aren't actually real
And if you can realise that, and realise that as long as enough people don't realise that then you can make a lot of money off of that then you are ready for a career in the financial industry
>>281803237
This whole manga has been surprisingly engaging.
I usually don't get into political stuff, but now I'm feeling bummed out that this will end before it's over because the translations aren't finished.
>>281811845
Could be just ΠΠΎΠ»ΡΡΠ½ - Π½Π°Ρ ΠΎΠ΄ΠΊΠ° Π΄Π»Ρ ΡΠΏΠΈΠΎΠ½Π°. Can't really think of a fitting analog. Unless the author straight up used this saying in the JP version, maybe the character made it up.
