[ was going to add there's like no particularly danish bread other than rye, but google would make me a liar ]
Not even active salarymen do that kind of thing.
[ The serious response, despite it being clear she was at least partially teasing. He would have said "a useless thing like that", except given the conversation and Kugisaki's pursuit of lost cash, one could argue it had unexpected utility.
As for Fushiguro-kun, Nanami would have full confidence in his capacity to deadpan. And as for her credit card, it cannot bode well for society that a company was actually willing to approve her. The interest rate must be exorbitant. ]
For many purposes, shops that accept credit also have a greater selection. For others, I've found the most striking difference with food. Many of the finest restaurants are not yet able to accept credit.
[ By finest, he means quality and a number of other attributes, rather than price or the decor. Other than for food and alcohol, he doesn't really do much shopping, so might as well just go to the shops that take credit. ]
Where is it that you're finding these bills?
[ They aren't small bills -- could it be that one person had really lost ¥15,000? ]
sldfmdfds ". . . french is fine."
was going to add there's like no particularly danish bread other than rye, but google would make me a liar]Not even active salarymen do that kind of thing.
[ The serious response, despite it being clear she was at least partially teasing. He would have said "a useless thing like that", except given the conversation and Kugisaki's pursuit of lost cash, one could argue it had unexpected utility.
As for Fushiguro-kun, Nanami would have full confidence in his capacity to deadpan. And as for her credit card, it cannot bode well for society that a company was actually willing to approve her. The interest rate must be exorbitant. ]
For many purposes, shops that accept credit also have a greater selection. For others, I've found the most striking difference with food. Many of the finest restaurants are not yet able to accept credit.
[ By finest, he means quality and a number of other attributes, rather than price or the decor. Other than for food and alcohol, he doesn't really do much shopping, so might as well just go to the shops that take credit. ]
Where is it that you're finding these bills?
[ They aren't small bills -- could it be that one person had really lost ¥15,000? ]