I love the "I can't stand injustice" statement. When I was a kid I never said, " it's not fair" instead I would say, "there is no justice", lol. I still despise injustice.
Every time I hear that phrase in these stories, I grab my coffee and sit down, because I know it's gonna be one of those good awful co-worker stories. They need more of those. A whole compilation of those Masayoshi injustice stories would be awesome; there's a bit of a character arc to play with in there (hee hee).
I agree, he didn't even trust his own daughter. He could've asked for more proof, but after being alone for so long, I guess he didn't want to lose a potential love interest.
@@artemisnighthuntress3709 considering that she offered perfectly responsible explanations for working late and the picture and yet he didn't trust his daughter. If I was her I be wanting an explanation for a lack of trust.
She did the right thing moving in with her future husband and distancing herself from her dad. He is just lucky he is even getting a 2nd chance with his daughter after turning against her so easily.
If I was accused for doing assault, I would either call the police to check for assault abd if none I sue the company and my boss for false information
The story with the employee who weaponizes her incompetence reminds me of a lazy coworker who got angry at another co worker for their response when they received a promotion.
@@christineking2855 Yeah! I can't be with someone who gives me empty promises. Also who's a danger to themselves and others. After all loan sharks will eventually come after you.
Story 1: That irresponsible jerk of a boss! Story 2: What a toxic boss! Story 3: That evil boss is a succubus! Story 4: Yahata is lazy and irresponsible! Story 5: Ryuta is a terrible dad! Story 6: Rena is such a liar!
Story 2. Not sure how someone who has a history of harassment is going to be believed over someone who does not. Especially when there was no evidence. HR really failed on this one
Ryuta stole a lot of money from Kimiko and blamed his sister for all they saved up. Both Kimiko and her sister-in-law cut ties with Ryuta because he stole money from both his exwife, his former sister, his former family, and his former friends. He even lost his job.
If I was Nomaru, I would’ve never talked with the co-workers again and request to be transferred to another part of the building, let alone not talk with my family who chose to believe a manipulative, lying gold-digger. Those that betray you and never listen to your side of the story don’t deserve to be trusted for some time. The dad was VERY lucky that Nomaru’s a forgiving person and forgave her dad and her co-workers. I only hope that people in that situation learns to listen to both sides of the story and not side with one person who abuses their victims and abuse their powers in the business.
I don’t think the workers in Japan have those kinds of rights that is why bullying is the norm for them. They also have to say yes when they want to say no because of societal pressures. I personally think that’s why isakai is so popular. They also have services where they run away from home as adults. They get relocated and a new identity. Crazy stuff.
100,000 yen to USD as of 6/19/24 is 633.13 actually sounds reasonable. It’s hard sometimes in these stories to figure out what is outrageous and what’s an inconvenience. 633.13 is an amount that may set them back but it won’t force them into bankruptcy. So the first time I wouldn’t be suspicious but the second time. Yeah no way! My first thought would be I’m sorry she’s unwell but we need to inform your parents. She needs to come home. Being treated in a developing country is risky and see what they say. You cannot trust an addict!
Very astounding good job fellows throughout the 2nd patriotic longer felicitous family justice department week of said surfside Summer September!! Bravo 998% yo. And the lesson is: Don’t go near anyone named Reyuta.
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I love the "I can't stand injustice" statement. When I was a kid I never said, " it's not fair" instead I would say, "there is no justice", lol. I still despise injustice.
I feel you.
Every time I hear that phrase in these stories, I grab my coffee and sit down, because I know it's gonna be one of those good awful co-worker stories. They need more of those. A whole compilation of those Masayoshi injustice stories would be awesome; there's a bit of a character arc to play with in there (hee hee).
The male VA that voices Masayoshi and the dad is amaaazing! Great voice!!
Nano's dad was really stupid to fall in love with that evil witch of a boss.
"It must have been tough..."
...
"There there."
LOL!🤣
I agree, he didn't even trust his own daughter. He could've asked for more proof, but after being alone for so long, I guess he didn't want to lose a potential love interest.
I know. That woman drove wedge in their bond and the dad let her do it. I'm amazed that Nano could forgive her dad.
@@artemisnighthuntress3709 considering that she offered perfectly responsible explanations for working late and the picture and yet he didn't trust his daughter.
If I was her I be wanting an explanation for a lack of trust.
She did the right thing moving in with her future husband and distancing herself from her dad.
He is just lucky he is even getting a 2nd chance with his daughter after turning against her so easily.
If I was accused for doing assault, I would either call the police to check for assault abd if none I sue the company and my boss for false information
the evil boss picked the wrong employee to pick on she fell into a bad karma trap
5:55 hes gaslighting!
The story with the employee who weaponizes her incompetence reminds me of a lazy coworker who got angry at another co worker for their response when they received a promotion.
I really do hate people who constantly like to gamble.
Sometimes gamble is good but depends of ur one time luck
@@retsuagni-kai8143 Shore until you're in a whole lot of debt. Not to mention going to door-to-door asking for help.
@@dukelewis8929 btw its *sure*
It's easy to fall into addiction but it's hard to get out of it.
@@christineking2855 Yeah! I can't be with someone who gives me empty promises. Also who's a danger to themselves and others. After all loan sharks will eventually come after you.
Story 1: That irresponsible jerk of a boss!
Story 2: What a toxic boss!
Story 3: That evil boss is a succubus!
Story 4: Yahata is lazy and irresponsible!
Story 5: Ryuta is a terrible dad!
Story 6: Rena is such a liar!
Jerks get what they deserve.
Alimony is not what Kimizawa owes, it's compensation.
And the lesson is: Don’t go near anyone named Reyuta.
Wouldn't dream of it. He needs serious help with his gambling addiction problem. Also he needs to be taught a lesson about lying.
Ryuta loves stealing from everyone.
Yahata is something crazy woman
Miyu did the right thing
34:00 no way I would ever forgive my father. I'll tell him the truth abd just walk out and not speak to him for 10 years
Great story's 😂 hahaha 🎉
The victim is never at fault just because you are a good target in his eyes doesn’t mean it’s ok.
Story 2. Not sure how someone who has a history of harassment is going to be believed over someone who does not. Especially when there was no evidence. HR really failed on this one
Ryuta stole a lot of money from Kimiko and blamed his sister for all they saved up. Both Kimiko and her sister-in-law cut ties with Ryuta because he stole money from both his exwife, his former sister, his former family, and his former friends. He even lost his job.
If I was Nomaru, I would’ve never talked with the co-workers again and request to be transferred to another part of the building, let alone not talk with my family who chose to believe a manipulative, lying gold-digger.
Those that betray you and never listen to your side of the story don’t deserve to be trusted for some time.
The dad was VERY lucky that Nomaru’s a forgiving person and forgave her dad and her co-workers. I only hope that people in that situation learns to listen to both sides of the story and not side with one person who abuses their victims and abuse their powers in the business.
Story 1: That boss is a narcissistic bastard.
No overtime = no work.
Fire me and not pay overtime, I'll sue for thousands
I don’t think the workers in Japan have those kinds of rights that is why bullying is the norm for them. They also have to say yes when they want to say no because of societal pressures. I personally think that’s why isakai is so popular. They also have services where they run away from home as adults. They get relocated and a new identity. Crazy stuff.
Rena and Iyo are both Yakamashi, sick and both of them got issue.
Enjoy your one-way trip to dumpster, Ikeishi!
100,000 yen to USD as of 6/19/24 is 633.13 actually sounds reasonable. It’s hard sometimes in these stories to figure out what is outrageous and what’s an inconvenience. 633.13 is an amount that may set them back but it won’t force them into bankruptcy. So the first time I wouldn’t be suspicious but the second time. Yeah no way! My first thought would be I’m sorry she’s unwell but we need to inform your parents. She needs to come home. Being treated in a developing country is risky and see what they say. You cannot trust an addict!
Very astounding good job fellows throughout the 2nd patriotic longer felicitous family justice department week of said surfside Summer September!! Bravo 998% yo. And the lesson is: Don’t go near anyone named Reyuta.
Miyuu = Cat Lady
Meow Meow
Alimony?