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Seiwa Market

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#1
  • あんこ
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  • 2021/12/07 06:23

In most Japanese-affiliated markets, you can use the restroom freely. Some homeless people in the local markets use only the restrooms, so some markets require a pass code, but once you learn it, you don't have to ask the employees every time.

The Seiwatorens store in the Japanese-affiliated market will not lend you a key to the restroom unless you leave the key to your car, which is your personal belongings. During this season, I don't want others to touch my personal belongings as much as possible. It would be nice if they put my keys in a bag, but they lose it and force me to exchange the key to the toilet with the hand that touched the cash. I'd have to at least wipe that key off each time since an unspecified number of people would be touching it too.

The cashier also has an attitude of working while sitting down and talking bad about customers while working.

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#2
  • 余裕の無職
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  • 2021/12/07 (Tue) 17:52
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You mean you can't get into the bathroom quickly?
I think it is unusual for a supermarket to require a key ？
Other Japanese supermarkets usually let you in, though.

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#4
  • say what??
  • 2021/12/07 (Tue) 18:02
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I've never heard of leaving your car keys.

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#5
  • がんばれよ
  • 2021/12/07 (Tue) 18:12
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＃ 3
That's Mitsuwa

＃ 1
I don't want other people to touch my keys, but a bathroom where you don't know who used it is sanitary （ lol ）
you never know who touches the products you buy either
you're a bit of a germaphobe

the owner used to own Marukai

＃ 4
you don't want someone to take the key to the bathroom, just think about it.

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#6

I have never been in the restroom at Seiwa, but isn't it up to each supermarket to decide how to handle it?
If it is like that, I think it is troublesome, but I am only borrowing the restroom, and I question you for writing that on a bulletin board.

It is fine to write the last line about the customer service, but it is selfish of you to write about the bathroom.

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#7
  • 大丈夫？？
  • 2021/12/07 (Tue) 18:32
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↑ You're Sensitive ～.

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