I can understand if things (typically for vegetable, seafood) are priced by grams - where I am, we get a machine nearby such items to weigh them. But based on what Kanata says, I would be wary if all of them are placed together.
2:50 "I'm not even their target customer, that place is for celebrities." Kanata, your colleagues and you are one of the top internet celebrities. Sponsorship, live concerts, tv appearances you name it. Kanata is one of the stingiest and frugal holomem when it comes to spending on luxury stuff, since she came from a humble background, -having episodes like eating grass or flowers at home since she has no snack when she was little. -bought a pc for streaming using loaned money -streaming inside a dark closet sized room w/o an A/C sweating waterfalls on her early days at holo
still remembering that time she accidentally spent like $40 years ago.. I think it's safe to say she's going to have saved a bit of money up through the holo career
Usually, when items are prized by weigh, it's per kg, not per x gram. I've never heard food in a regular store being priced per any other amount than per package or per kg. At least where I'm from, fish are usually sold per kilogram. For example, salmon could go for the equivalent of 8,000yen/kg. And it's more common for it to be by weight than quantity, unless it's pre-packaged, which is usually for processed/low quality fish. And the purpose of being priced per kilogram is that you get to choose how much you want before it's put into a package, so there's no point in having a pre-packaged item priced by weight.
@@villevalste1888I live by the ocean, fish here is sold fresh caught. It is priced by weight (lb) but the weight is written on the label and the total price is written on it too, below where the fish are, depending on fish it says price per lb (kg in your case) and individual packages(wraps) of whole fish have the total weight and total price.
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This is the incident Kanata is talking about. From Mochimiko-san channel.
I adore Mochimiko. Such a great channel. Always does justice to the Holo girls
Poor Kanata. Things never go her way
this girl is so true and real. too true and real in fact.
I can understand if things (typically for vegetable, seafood) are priced by grams - where I am, we get a machine nearby such items to weigh them. But based on what Kanata says, I would be wary if all of them are placed together.
2:50 "I'm not even their target customer, that place is for celebrities."
Kanata, your colleagues and you are one of the top internet celebrities. Sponsorship, live concerts, tv appearances you name it.
Kanata is one of the stingiest and frugal holomem when it comes to spending on luxury stuff, since she came from a humble background,
-having episodes like eating grass or flowers at home since she has no snack when she was little.
-bought a pc for streaming using loaned money
-streaming inside a dark closet sized room w/o an A/C sweating waterfalls on her early days at holo
still remembering that time she accidentally spent like $40 years ago.. I think it's safe to say she's going to have saved a bit of money up through the holo career
Pre-monetization period was rough even for Coco
is rich, still frugal
that's wife material
They don't have to include the total package price in the largest size on the label in Japan? That's wild 😬
It sucks when stores do that. Like dude, just put the total price on the tags already.
Usually, when items are prized by weigh, it's per kg, not per x gram. I've never heard food in a regular store being priced per any other amount than per package or per kg. At least where I'm from, fish are usually sold per kilogram.
For example, salmon could go for the equivalent of 8,000yen/kg.
And it's more common for it to be by weight than quantity, unless it's pre-packaged, which is usually for processed/low quality fish.
And the purpose of being priced per kilogram is that you get to choose how much you want before it's put into a package, so there's no point in having a pre-packaged item priced by weight.
@@villevalste1888I live by the ocean, fish here is sold fresh caught. It is priced by weight (lb) but the weight is written on the label and the total price is written on it too, below where the fish are, depending on fish it says price per lb (kg in your case) and individual packages(wraps) of whole fish have the total weight and total price.