misternada
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- 10 Sep 2017
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What is wrong with bank transfer in Japan, it's 2020, when you want to buy something people still ask you to show the money.
-"You want to buy a car, yeah, sure just go to the bank and bring millions of yen in your pocket."
- "You want to buy a house and pay cash, not a loan? Why not, just let's meet in a coffee shop and bring hundreds of millions of yen in your pocket, what furikomi? you foreigners are so weird."
Sure Japan is a safe country but ... and if you dare ask for a receipt or something they are like wt*
I notice that when you use long term car park at the airport, you fill a form with the defect of your car, then you have to hand it back when you ask for a copy, they are like wt*, and then you have to give up else you are the bad gaijin that make unreasonable requests, but every place else in the world they give you a copy otherwise if there is a scratch to your car when you come back you cannot say a thing.
Well it's getting better, I remember I bought a book with a credit card in a nationwide book store chain in the nineties, it took literally hours, they had to call the bank to make sure, not joking, thank God at least you can use credit cards in Japan without problem nowadays, I think .. I remember my girlfriend got upset with the clerk because he did not put the book in a plastic bag, I did not care at the time, but now that I know Japan a bit better I realize it was quite a lack of respect, especially we had to wait like 3 hours for them to process the payment.
Wonder if other people noticed that as well
-"You want to buy a car, yeah, sure just go to the bank and bring millions of yen in your pocket."
- "You want to buy a house and pay cash, not a loan? Why not, just let's meet in a coffee shop and bring hundreds of millions of yen in your pocket, what furikomi? you foreigners are so weird."
Sure Japan is a safe country but ... and if you dare ask for a receipt or something they are like wt*
I notice that when you use long term car park at the airport, you fill a form with the defect of your car, then you have to hand it back when you ask for a copy, they are like wt*, and then you have to give up else you are the bad gaijin that make unreasonable requests, but every place else in the world they give you a copy otherwise if there is a scratch to your car when you come back you cannot say a thing.
Well it's getting better, I remember I bought a book with a credit card in a nationwide book store chain in the nineties, it took literally hours, they had to call the bank to make sure, not joking, thank God at least you can use credit cards in Japan without problem nowadays, I think .. I remember my girlfriend got upset with the clerk because he did not put the book in a plastic bag, I did not care at the time, but now that I know Japan a bit better I realize it was quite a lack of respect, especially we had to wait like 3 hours for them to process the payment.
Wonder if other people noticed that as well
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