Yeah she really needs to break out of her military mindset. But that's going to take a lot of dealing with psychological issues.
>>402521 From what I understand the LNs don't start from the chronological beginning. And they're a bit more ambiguous on some of the things that are more clear-cut in the anime.
But this is kind of what KyoAni does with a lot of the stuff they adapt. Like how with Chuunibyou it doesn't start with them dating, among other things.
Anonymous
I heard that all of the episodes so far have been anime original
Anonymous
Poor Violet. Couldn't beat the PTSD.
Anonymous
For being a drunken sod that was a pretty good dodge into uppercut.
I think that's part of why she's so endearing. Like even right now, she looks like she doesn't really understand the depth of what she's saying there. But she wants to understand.
baynge
these princes are fucking ridiculous
Anonymous
which is your fave
baynge
probably the fabio but i can easily sympathize with a guy who has a hallway full of pictures of himself
>>402584 "Once again I have cut a useless object" It's a quote attributed to a famous fictional or real life sword man. Can't remember which. Chrom spoofed on it by saying "once again I have tied up a useless object".
baynge
that reference is fucking everywhere in anime and japanese media
Anonymous
this kingdom is full of masochists
baynge
this little fuckboy gets to walk on commoners while i'm at my desk watching fucking anime
Anonymous
>>402587 Yeah because it's Japanese in origin. It's still a stupid reference to keep using. It's so old.
baynge
you're stupid you're old
Anonymous
Who DOESN'T like warm soup. Like what's the alternative? Cold?
>>402589 Do you want to walk on the commoners, or do you want him to walk on you?
baynge
>>402594 look rika i'm okay with ironicall watching fujoshit but if you're going to start getting your fujos in a bunch while we're watching it, i'm going to call the fucking cops
baynge
it's like watching ponyshit ironically and some dude starts asking you to wear a horse mask
Anonymous
Anyone trying to walk on me is going to find that foot chewed off.
Anonymous
NAMA TAMAGO
Anonymous
She even had to cut off all the crust for him. What a wimpy loser.
baynge
this poor prince is NOT okay
Anonymous
None of them are okay. That's why they're dame princes.
baynge
yeah but this one is especially not okay
baynge
damn get cliffhangered uh oh
baynge
well at least he's useful
Anonymous
>Created a matching outfit for myself Wow is this some weird fashion designer's cultural way of coming on to her.
baynge
is it?
baynge
i don't know if he's functional enough mentally to have those kinds of emotions
Anonymous
I dunno man I wasn't raised a fashion designer. They're some kind of weird alien species.
baynge
no it totally would be but in this case he's not really a fashion designer, but a loony with a knack for it
Anonymous
Sounds like he's a fashion designer in either case to me.
baynge
no, because a fashion designer implies that he's capable and not just a hikki autist
Anonymous
I don't see why a fashion designer can't be a hikki autist.
Anonymous
Oh no don't go after his hair. A man's hair is his life.
baynge
>they don't look like complete weirdos from a distance
Anonymous
>They don't look like complete weirdos from a distance Narek looks like a total weirdo in every situation he's in.
Okay, NOW it's time for Bang to feel uncomfortable but also aroused by workplace relationships. >>402667 Well then it's a good thing we've got twelve episodes of it!
Anonymous
3 2
baynge
aroused? boy it takes a lot more than that to get me going
Oh I see we have a little triangle developing. Or maybe it's a square.
Anonymous
More like a love snake. She likes the manager, the dumbass likes her, the girl on helium likes the dumbass. Now we just need someone to like the girl on helium.
baynge
love polygon
baynge
i just don't get it she just blushes whenever he acts like a dimwit
Breaking that many plates is actually a big problem in a restaurant, isn't it?
baynge
in restaurants that use glass plates, it does happen sometimes by sometimes, i mean like maybe once or twice a year there are practices that can help avoid such situations ceramic, glass, or other fragile materials it's rare for THAT many to break, but i've seen 30+ bowls broken on the floor before
>>402692 Don't employees like have to pay for it and stuff though when they break plates?
Anonymous
There's a lot of "shitsureishimashita" that goes on in this show.
baynge
>>402695 it depends depends on the managers, depends on the store, depends on the plates, depends on the breaking
baynge
in our store, i would absolutely not unless i KNEW it was malicious
baynge
plates are also very very cheap people pay upwards of 500$ for a set of ceramic ware at a furnishing store or maybe 100-200 at a department store or even 1k+ from an artisinal shop, but restaurants typically pay like 50 cents to a dollar per plate
Anonymous
Hmmmmmmmm
Anonymous
Hmmmmmmmm
Anonymous
kya
baynge
it's funny seeing a show about a manager and watching him to manager stuff honestly that's the biggest draw for me about this show because i'm literally a manager
>>402711 Make sure you're not too gentlemanly to high school girls who've recently injured themselves then.
baynge
>>402713 the same way we overpay grossly for kitchen equipment
economics in a consumer market are ENTIRELY different than economics in a business-to-business market the consumer market has strange variables like public perception, popularity because of advertisement involving celebrity or viral videos or what not, and a whole list of weird little things that can impact price businesses just need effective products that do what they're supposed to and contracts for sourcing can be really lucrative for companies to undercut other companies and then patents and other things impact it too it's actually an extremely complicated question even if it doesn't seem like it
Anonymous
Cripple moe
baynge
the end answer is "plates are cheap as fuck lol"
Anonymous
Hah hah hah. He's kind of dumb.
baynge
>kind of
Anonymous
I mean he handles a restaurant pretty okay-ish so he's not a total lost cause.
baynge
so do i but i'm dumb as fuck
Anonymous
>>402721 Also helps to order production of hundred or even thousands at a time instead of the odd dozen or so in a plateware set.
>>402731 You're right, but the manner of sale factors in too. The total quantity might be close or even larger but the restaurant chain warehouse is buying that whole run, where as the individual consumer is only buying a set.
Anonymous
>>402732 if she waits any longer he'll die of old age
>>402743 looks like Ika can too, so let's be orange! okay let's start!
Anonymous
I can do it.
baynge
so i won't be watching it anymore
Anonymous
po kl
Anonymous
Yeah I just had to scroll down to T. Aight we doing this.
Bang you should catch up on this show it's about cute- Actually you were watching this last week loser get in here. >>402750 Cute young women doing cute drunk things.
baynge
i don't remember it downloading
baynge
OH
baynge
yeah
baynge
ready
Anonymous
Well that's a reasonable thing to tell your audience I guess.
When I went to an all-you-can-drink in Tokyo the simplest and most varied stuff they had there were highballs. They're pretty good. Had a whole bunch of assorted flavours to pick and chose from.
baynge
typically i do just drink liquor on ice or liquor neat or i'll mix with coke
baynge
last night i mixed orange juice, mango puree, ginger ale, and then stirred a bit of whipped cream in before topping with whipped cream
