Don't you just love this trope?
Don't you just love this trope?
Alexander Hughes
Ethan Parker
resigning is a trope?
Oliver Flores
It's a great trope
it means that the MC has a pair of balls and wants something better
Gabriel Robinson
supposedly, its taboo to resign in japan. You're supposed to get married to your company for life, no matter how much you're exploited.
Resigning like that is used in anime/manga as a rebellious and shit, so yeah, a trope.
Isaac Reed
>resigning before finding another job
>not resigning after you've already found another job
bro what the fuck are you doing
Jaxon Anderson
What trope, being NEET? I love it.
Ethan Ward
Jobs are a dime a dozen in Tokyo
Alexander Taylor
>losing your mind for a few bucks
Jayden Russell
You're a pariah if you ever deviate the path of a career salaryman and will probably be unemployable by any big company - that's why uni students would rather delay their graduation by a year than suffer the shame of graduating without first landing a job, for example.
Ian Mitchell
Yeah, who wouldn't want to be a salaryman.
Jonathan Perez
He can always sleep over at Senko's place
Daniel Perez
>supposedly, its taboo to resign in japan. You're supposed to get married to your company for life, no matter how much you're exploited.
Wow what good little wage slaves
Adam Moore
Salaryman benefits were typically better than wageslaving is here
Of course a lot of companies can't maintain those benefits any longer.
Luke Carter
There are some jobs that are so awful that it's worth it. The glimpses we get of how he's treated indicates that it's true.
Cameron Thomas
His work leaves him no time to look for another job. He doesn't have the wits to ask for time off so he can looks for job either
Tyler Perez
It is great for him.
Joshua Kelly
I hope he goes and fucks around with his rich businessman friend.
Isaac White
WOAH WOAH WHAT HE IS QUITTING This is bad
Noah Morgan
>Being homeless for a few months
Aiden Myers
I forgot that Americans lose their family when they turn 18.
Jaxson Miller
>Ancient bloodline plot twist
Ayden Moore
Imagine being a salaryman, working from 9AM to 9PM monday thru friday if you're lucky, or working until 12AM or even sleep in the office, and repeat this process for 25 years until you retire. This has been the new normal in Japan from decades and there's no other choice if you want a stable job.
Michael Myers
My old job was like that, thank god I quit and found a better one.
Ian Butler
Fuck, man, I can't even imagine how bad Japanese salarymen got it. It's pretty fucked that japan apparently has the best paternity leave of any country, but actually taking is basically career suicide. I just got off a 12 hour shift (yay for not nonessential, since my state doesn't designate essential jobs), but I fucking love that shit because my job is easy as fuck and I get OT since I'm just hourly. I feel real bad for any salaried person at my work to be expected to work the same hours as I do and don't get more anymore and the only benefit they get better than salaried is that they get 5 additional days off a year.
Justin Martinez
explains the stagnation in companies like nintendo
Isaac Bailey
Try being a grad student.
Jacob Bailey
there's none
Connor Stewart
yeah a lot of them do
Samuel Ortiz
He's not american who will get fucked if he can't find employer to pay for his health insurance.
Brayden Perry
If I had a cute lolibaba kitsune wife who's only desire was to pamper me, I'd resign from my current job too.
Zachary Torres
I want Senko to clean my ears.
Hunter Allen
>its taboo to resign in japan.
Not anymore, that user just parroting some bubble era bullshit from outdated and expired sources.