By facepalmface - 05/12/2011 14:34 - United Arab Emirates
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I wasn't actually "tearing" them down, I was gently pulling them off the wall to put them inside the classes instead. It was awkward nonetheless, hope this clears things up.
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Yeah you are not supposed to do that unless your told, ydi. But congrats on the rebellion technique.
NOOOOOOO!!!!! ANYTHING BUT THE SUSHI!!!!
Come back, one year!
Am I the only one to think that, perhaps, he didn't say is in such a wonderfully nice way? No matter WHAT you say, HOW you say it makes a huge difference. Or they were just bitchy. That's life.
Who didn't say what in a nice way?
The FML doesn't say anything about OP talking to the visitors.
Lol horrible luck, you should of tried to act like you were putting them up.
Seriously???
33 - fortune cookies are Chinese, so... How ignorant are you?
Actually the Japanese invented cookies with fortunes in it during the 18th century. How ignorant of you.
The Japanese cookies are called tsujiura senbei and the fortune was actually not inside the cookie, but lodged in the bended part of the cookie. Fortune cookies as we know them know are Chinese, served in chinese restaurants and so forth. Mainly in the US though. I used to live in Tokyo, and I'm pretty sure it's only in Kyoto they serve a sort of fortune cookies. Basically, it's become a kind of western thing, though introduced and popularised by Asia.
wrong place, wrong time bud.
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Why were you tearing them down? Unless it's part of your job, it's not really your decision if it's been long enough.
Run. That's too difficult to explain to a probably angry group of Japanese reporters.