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kugisaki offers him a baguette like, "sorry this is french and not danish...."
[ she's only half-teasing. he's so uptight that it could be something he'd do but he doesn't seem like the type to care so much about such trivial thingsβ or small things like that.
but his next text has her looking rather impressed! she deals with one (1) stoic boy so often that to see this man crack a joke makes her believe that there may be hope just yet, for fushiguro as an adult. ]
I've noticed that. After I got my request for a credit card got approved I've been turning away from shops that only accept cash.
But I won't do that anymore. Especially since I've found Β₯5,000 more yen!!!!
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 Β₯15,000? ]
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I thought that was part of their job.
JK
[ he wouldn't be wrong about that. kugisaki nobara with money in general is... a rollercoaster, in it self. but kugisaki nobara with a credit card is a menace to society.
well. she is trying to build her credit after all! ]
Ah! The hole-in-the-wall restaurants. Those types, right? We had a lot of those back home, but they all served pretty much the same kind of food. Do you have a favorite shady restaurant, Nanami-san?
[ his last text has her squinting at her phone. does she really wanna share this information with him? not really, so she'll keep him in suspense. ]
Who's asking
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No, they aren't interested in chump change.
[ For the individual and their wallet, Β₯15,000 is significant. To a salaryman moving amounts many times the multiple of that... really, obscene shit. ]
Hole-in-the-wall doesn't necessarily mean shady. Of course, there's plenty of variety in Tokyo. To name a few: Hanasaka Jisan in Shibuya, Gyu-No-Chikara by Ueno station, and Izakaya Juban in Minato.
[ Nanami's interested in food. Conversely, he doesn't care for suspense. ]
Don't ask questions with obvious answers.
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Waaaaaah I've never had shabu shabu! I've written all of these places down in my notes app for my next outing. Thank you!β
[ don't worry, nanami. she learned her lesson. maybe. ]
Surely, Nanami-san isn't interested in chump change.
Fine. I'll tell you only if you promise not to come anywhere near the place from where all this money is coming from.
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I recommend you space them out, rather than trying to fit them all in one outing.
[ How could one truly savor each if cramming all into a few hours? ]
I'm no longer a salaryman, though I'm not interested.
[ That is, it's not because it's chump change. And she should really choose her words more carefully. If he decides to intervene (unlikely though that decision may be), he wouldn't necessarily need to go himself. ]
You have my word.
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[ she'll just drag the guys out to one of those places after their next upcoming missions. ]
Okay so I
WAIT
[ she forgot to mention something elseβ ]
You also have to tell me you won't tell another living soul!!!
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[ It isn't technically praise to acknowledge that she'd only just covered up that loophole? ]
Fine.
[ He doesn't really care, and if someone's careless enough to lose bills of that size, unless she's actively stealing, that's their problem and responsibility. ]
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The school.
[ though that much should have been obvious, so she'll specify on the whereabouts exactly in her next text. ]
The first bill I found was in the communal kitchen. It was just sitting there on the counter and nobody was around. I figured maybe it was maybe one of the second-years leaving a tip for Fushiguro since he cleaned out the fridge yesterday but there was no note or name so I took it.
And then the second one was on the table behind the couch in the common area! This time I had the decency to ask both Itadori and Fushiguro if it belonged to them. So it's mine now.
If I find another, I will let Nanami-san know!!!
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If not a large tip for Fushiguro's chore, it could have been yen left out to pay for delivery of some kind... teenagers could probably eat Β₯10,000 of delivery...
Anyway, this is far more thought than he ever wanted to expend on this topic. ]
No, please don't tell me. That's enough.