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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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#8
  • はい
  • 2021/12/07 (Tue) 18:44
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Why don't you just go to the bathroom?

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#9
  • 心も貧しくなっちゃいけないよ
  • 2021/12/07 (Tue) 18:55
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If I don't like being touched, I won't use it next time.

I don't use the restroom in places without a food court.

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#10
  • ZERO
  • 2021/12/07 (Tue) 19:16
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I don't use the toilet, I can just use an adult diaper. I'll just use adult diapers.

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#11
  • Oh
  • 2021/12/07 (Tue) 19:28
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I didn't know I didn't have to use it !.

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#12
  • 汚い手口
  • 2021/12/07 (Tue) 20:58
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This is just an impression planted by an employee of another restaurant to create a bad image.

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#13
  • こすため
  • 2021/12/07 (Tue) 23:48
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You can use the restrooms at Seiwa in Costa Mesa, without a key

I've never left a key with them to use the restrooms

Number 5 is just plain nasty.

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#15
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/12/08 (Wed) 06:57
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# 5

I didn't know because I've never been to Seiwatorens or Seiwatorens
stores.

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#16
  • ぷっ!
  • 2021/12/08 (Wed) 08:09
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↑ The Blurred Old Man

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#17
  • トーランス
  • 2021/12/08 (Wed) 08:15
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As for Torrance, there is no need to go all the way to Seiwa since Tokyo Central is right under your nose.

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#18
  • あほ
  • 2021/12/08 (Wed) 08:47
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Don't declare every single thing, old fucker.

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#19
  • 向かいのトトロ
  • 2021/12/08 (Wed) 10:47
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#15
Really, if you've never been there, shut up. Geez.

I suspect that the cashier, sitting there, may have some sort of physical handicap. Otherwise, the store usually wouldn't allow it. ?
If you think the toppers have a bad attitude, why don't you ask the store?

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#20
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/12/08 (Wed) 16:57
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By the way, when did Seiwa Market open?

But it seems to be a nice area to live where all the Japanese markets are located.

# 19
That's very kind of you.

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#21
  • 心も貧しくなっちゃいけないよ
  • 2021/12/08 (Wed) 17:26
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I went shopping at Seiwa Market today. It was very nice. $ They gave me $ 5 coupons if I buy more than 50 items.

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#22
  • キッキッ子
  • 2021/12/08 (Wed) 18:48
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The old man has a lot to say.

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#22
  • 正義のジジイ
  • 2021/12/08 (Wed) 18:57
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I think Seiwa is struggling between Tosen and Sanwa. I'm on the side of the weak and buy here as much as possible.
Mitsuwa was supposed to have a Yaohan before the first store was built on Western Avenue. Mitsuwa was supposed to be Yaohan before the first store was built on Western Avenue, but it collapsed
just before opening, and Mitsuwa took it over. The store manager was a middle-aged man with light-colored half ・ sunglasses and a good-looking
face, who looked like he could easily get his hands on a young vendor. If that old man were alive
he would be a very old man.

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#22
  • 向かいのトトロ
  • 2021/12/08 (Wed) 20:51
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Yaohan went under and Mitsuwa went in. What's the righteous old man saying?
Mr. S, the manager of Mitsuwa,
used to come from Japan from time to time
before Corona. Wow, you can tell by his face that he might be into young girls.
What does a righteous old man look like ??

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#26
  • ムーチョロコモコ
  • 2021/12/08 (Wed) 21:43
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# 22 Justice Geezer

> I think Seiwa is struggling, sandwiched between Tosen and Sanwa. I'm on the side of the weak and buy here as much as possible. Mitsuwa was going to have Yaohan before the first store was built on Western Avenue. But it collapsed just before opening and Mitsuwa took over. The manager of the store was a middle-aged, good-looking man with light-colored half ・ sunglasses, who looked like he could easily get his hands on a young vendor. That old man would be a very old man now if he were still alive.

The timeline is bullshit. ( I guess that's why they deleted it ? )

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#22
  • ムーチョロコモコ
  • 2021/12/08 (Wed) 21:45
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Oh, I didn't delete it.

MGR's Mr. S is the guy who used to be in the "M . . . Market" in Little Tokyo ?.

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#30
  • こんな人もいます
  • 2021/12/09 (Thu) 07:21
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I was born with a deformed and small bladder and I never know when I will need to go to the bathroom.
I need to go to the bathroom much more often than normal people.
So some people can't just dismiss it with "just don't use the bathroom".
Besides, some people urinate more frequently than others, depending on their age. 、、、、
It is a legal requirement that stores have toilet facilities. It is also a legal requirement that stores have restroom facilities that can be used by people with physical disabilities
. So there is no need to think of yourself as someone who is renting a restroom
.

But I don't think stores want to rent toilets to homeless people who don't shop.
That's why I think they take the step of refusing at the key lending stage.
In downtown Marukai, the restrooms are on the second floor attached to the building, so you need a key.
You will then be asked to leave your driver's license. Eh,, a driver's license ? ? ?
full of personal information 。。。。 I am quite resistant to this. I would still feel more comfortable with my car keys
if that were the case. I think I can disinfect what I touch later.

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#31

I don't have a license so I left my whole bag with them.
After all, if you don't lock the door, homeless people will live in it, shower in it, and make it dirty. I can't just say I don't have to go to the bathroom because I'm too close to the toilet.
I think the reason why they say customer only in restaurants, cafes, etc. is because there are strange people who paint graffiti on the toilets and smoke pot.

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#32
  • 意味不明
  • 2021/12/09 (Thu) 17:30
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> I can't tell you that you don't have to go to the bathroom because I'm too close to the bathroom.

Then why not go all the way to Seiwa Market, where it is a hassle to rent a toilet, since there are several other Japanese American markets nearby.

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#33

You are borrowing a toilet.

> You don't have to think of yourself as
borrowing a toilet.
I'm not so sure about that.
The store is in charge of cleaning and managing the restrooms, and since they are not actually ours, we are still borrowing them.

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#34
  • ガッツリ🉐
  • 2021/12/09 (Thu) 18:26
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I see some of you don't have IDs. What do they do with their bank accounts and such? Simple question.

How is it to be seen as a sexy person? Is it good or bad? There are a lot of old people here, so it's easy to talk about shimos.

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#36
  • M〇〇
  • 2021/12/09 (Thu) 19:45
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If it was the manager of M00, Mr. S., I think he would have been a kind person, even though it is written here that he seemed to be a good-natured person.
The dark and shallow manager, too.

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#37
  • ZERO
  • 2021/12/09 (Thu) 19:59
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I'm sick and tired of the posts, how long are you all going to be young?
How long do you all think you're so young?
OMG.

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#39

It seems that some people don't know what ID means.
ID is more than just a driver's license !
You can do a bank account with a passport, student ID, etc.

If you're close to the bathroom, don't leave the house ?
That's a racist term for people with disabilities.
How do you live without leaving your house ?
If you were born with a bathroom closet, you wouldn't work, you wouldn't go shopping, you'd stay home and starve to death.

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#40
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/12/10 (Fri) 06:54
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# 31

If you are not licensed, you can go to the DMV and get a
ID card similar to a driver's license.

You can also get a passport ID card if you are a US citizen.

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#41
  • ドラ息子
  • 2021/12/10 (Fri) 09:37
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Seiwa, the owner's dora son was also a cashier at the Torrance store.
He worked there just for fun, but I haven't seen him recently.

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#42
  • おばさんの炉端会議
  • 2021/12/10 (Fri) 09:59
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# 1
> Japanese markets sell cheap prices, but

Japanese markets sell imported Japanese goods that are hard to find here, but
why are you saying they sell cheap ??
poor people ? ?
you just went to use the restroom because the parking lot was empty
I mean, I don't understand the nerve to diss someone by their real name here, who is so insensitive these days?

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#43
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/12/10 (Fri) 10:08
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# 41

The owner of Seiwa Market is the same as the former owner of XX floor.

I believe I heard that that owner did not have any children.

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#44
  • おそらく
  • 2021/12/10 (Fri) 10:14
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#42

I got stuck there too,

I think you mean

"although they sell low prices in the Japanese market."

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#45
  • 向かいのトトロ
  • 2021/12/10 (Fri) 11:05
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Topix just don't go to that market if you don't like it.

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#46
  • 昭和のおやじは口が臭い
  • 2021/12/10 (Fri) 12:02
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All the know-it-all ahoys on this topic, tho.

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#47

Hmmm...some of the contributors are just plain rebellious.

■ First of all, if you don't like it, don't use it ?
Managers who ignore customer feedback ? I'm just giving advice to avoid a new problem ?

■ don't rent a bathroom ?
Someone mentioned that the market has to have restrooms in order to get a business license. If you don't install them and customers can't use them, they can report you.
There is a suitable replacement method for handing over keys at this time of year. It's a complaint against clerks who ignore that and carelessly touch the keys of an unspecified number of people.
In this case, it is a lack of awareness of Corona on the part of management, since the clerks are simply following management's instructions.

■ It is decided not to take the key to the bathroom ?
Is there such a thief ? You would steal such a filthy key ?

■ The manager's name is known. and
he was a man of many problems.

■ Seiwa is the easiest ?
If you've never been to Seiwa, shut up,
Seiwa's flyers say so, and their prices are not cheap these days, just like the others.

even if you post something like that, trolls always appear, because they have too much time on their hands.
Again, go to the post first and then argue with it. The forum is not a place for praise only.

Now let's see what that representative of Seiwa Market has to say ?.
As for the employees with bad attitudes, I have told them many times, but they will never get better because the management is a crook. If they don't change their ways, the only thing left to do is to make it public.

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#48
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/12/10 (Fri) 16:53
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# 46

I can't write anything down, even if I know something, I can see that.

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#49

The pricing at Miuwa is not good these days
Tofu and natto are also expensive
Even Ralph's nearby sells house tofu for $1.50 a piece
And for the record, 99 Lunch
is not even good meat, but they give it a Japanese name
and sell it for a high price. It's not even good meat!

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#50
  • こんな人もいます
  • 2021/12/12 (Sun) 01:30
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It is natural that healthy people do not understand this, but people who are close to the toilet suddenly have the urge to urinate. And as soon as they feel the need to go to the bathroom, they have to go !. This is the symptom of people who are close to the toilet. I think there are also elderly people who have this situation.
So I'm not saying that you should go to another store, but I'm saying that no matter what store you are in, you suddenly need to go to the bathroom, and sometimes that happens to be Seiwa. It's not as bad as having to wear adult diapers. It's just a matter of having a toilet.

When you use the restroom in a big shopping mall, do you use it as if you are renting a restroom ? Toileting is a human physiological phenomenon, and that is why both malls and markets have toilets ( It is the law. Without toilets, you cannot open a store ) .
Of course we don't use any restroom anywhere with all the dirt ( we use it sensibly ) but we don't have to be conscious that we are borrowing it.

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#51
  • 向かいのトトロ
  • 2021/12/12 (Sun) 11:03
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If you are not aware that you are borrowing it, what kind of awareness is it ?
awareness that it is your own toilet ? That's why some people don't mind getting dirty ?.

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#52

#49
Tof $ 1.29 at Mi-oo Irvine last week, thought it was cheaper than T.C. and bought it home, but 4for $ 5 at a nearby Albertson's.

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#53
  • きっと
  • 2021/12/12 (Sun) 12:33
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↑ I think it's a sense of entitlement.

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#54
  • きっと
  • 2021/12/12 (Sun) 12:35
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Now, though, some stores use the keypad type where you press a number instead of a key.
This is also good ?.

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#55

#54
They'll remember your number.
I don't think homeless people or anything like that would come here, but this is America, so who knows.

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#57
  • 向かいのトトロ
  • 2021/12/12 (Sun) 22:39
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#53
If you spend even a dollar in that store,
it may be your right because you are a customer, but if someone
thinks it is a "right"
to just use the restroom without buying anything, you are being very superior. No matter how sudden it is, if you use the restroom without shopping, wouldn't it be normal to feel humbly
treated ??

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#58

Mr. #50

When you use the restrooms in a large shopping mall, do you think you are borrowing the restroom ?

Yes, I think I am borrowing it.

> Toilets are a human physiological phenomenon, and that is why we have toilets in both malls and markets ( It is the law. Without toilets, you cannot open a store )

This is written in the above posts, so I understand.

> Of course we don't use any restroom anywhere to make it dirty all the time ( we use it sensibly ) but we don't have to be aware that we are borrowing it.

There are many toilets that are in such a state that I would not use them in this way in my home bathroom. If most people could use it sensibly, like you, it wouldn't be in a terrible state.
There are contradictions in what I am saying, and it is quite difficult to make people who cannot use them sensibly aware that they are borrowing. But it's still not your bathroom, and I think you need to be aware that you are borrowing.

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#59
  • がんばれよ
  • 2021/12/13 (Mon) 10:10
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# If 1 and # 47 are the same, you are just a complainer

> Management ignores customer's voice
It depends on the voice

> If it is not installed but customers can not use, they can report.
You have toilets. I don't understand your point

> I'm complaining about clerks who carelessly touch the keys of many unspecified people. You touch cash when you work the register. When you scan, you touch merchandise. That's why you wear rubber gloves. ? Why only complain about car keys ?


> I've told them many times about employees with bad attitudes, but management is a crook and they never get better. If they don't change their ways, the only thing left to do is to make it public.

It seems that Seiwa is not the only one who is a real complainer. It's hard work, isn't it, Mr. Manager? I wish you would publicize these claimers.

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#60
  • あんこ椿とあんこ
  • 2021/12/13 (Mon) 13:02
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Yes, I am the one who started this post and I forgot the name of the post and I am Ankotsubaki. But you know, when the term "claimer" becomes popular, people want to use it without knowing what it means. When I deal with complaints about Seiwa, people who are related to Seiwa only protect Seiwa desperately.

I'm all for publicity from the market side, because a criminal case in which Seiwa was also involved will become public. I'm all for publicity from the market side, because it will make it public that Seiwa was involved in a certain criminal case, and because of that, he repeatedly harassed me in an abnormal spirit. The man who is the president of the company is not acting insensitive at the moment, so I plan to send only the man and woman in charge of the cash register to jail. 59's poster is one of the perpetrators, otherwise he wouldn't have written the way you did, so I'll write about the cold dimension of your own predicament as well, the more you get upset, the more you get yourself in trouble. All that remains is to publish the names of the managers and employees on your blog.
You can find my blog by searching for Seiwa Market Torus Store (2).

If you didn't know about this case, you may be surprised to know that cases are happening in this Japanese American community and are even being published in a book by an American publisher. The book and criminal charges have been put on hold, however, as most of the perpetrators are now remorseful and have walked away from the same insensitive behavior for the second time. Only Seiwa continues to be an aberrant spirit, and when one person takes a stand, even those who were remorseful become involved. Because this case is a case of collective complicity, of course, Seiwa does not stand a chance.

If you file a damage report with Boris, you will only end up paying a huge amount of money as a settlement, which is why I have repeatedly advised you not to act insensitively before it becomes a big deal. It's okay to keep the key to the bathroom, it's just that the way you store it is completely inconsiderate of Corona. It's a food business that goes into people's mouths.

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#61
  • 簡単なこと
  • 2021/12/13 (Mon) 13:40
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If you have trouble using the restroom at Seiwa, just don't go to Seiwa to shop, stupid.

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#62
  • 視野の狭いアホトピ
  • 2021/12/13 (Mon) 13:55
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How many hours do you spend shopping at Seiwa ?
Buy only what you need and go home quickly.

And I think the bathroom is much dirtier than the key ?
You are worried about the key, but you can share the bathroom with others. This person just wants to complain anyway.

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#63
  • w
  • 2021/12/13 (Mon) 15:26
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Silly Topic.

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#64
  • 視野の狭いバカ
  • 2021/12/13 (Mon) 15:41
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If it's stupid, just go through with it. Stupid bitch who wants to complain anyway.

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#65
  • あんこ椿とあんこ
  • 2021/12/13 (Mon) 16:10
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Food Business Preparedness ?
There is a restaurant in Redondo Beach that serves great curry.
They train their employees well, and when you pay with a credit card,
they wear gloves, but they wipe them off with a piece of sanitizing paper before handing them over.
That's what you get if you know the food business that goes into people's mouths.

Seiwa sells cheap prices, but they only care about making money and don't think about hygiene, which is the most important aspect. Furthermore, if it is necessary to do business sitting down, they should write on a piece of paper that it is for physical reasons, because we, the customers, do not know ? why they are sitting down. If we know that this man is physically handicapped, no one will support him but complain, because some people will wonder ? why he is sitting there because they can't tell from his appearance alone.

You can argue with my post all you want, but if you think it's "stupid", skip it ? and if you think it's offensive to compose a poem ? then it's okay, it's the same as wanting to lose weight and then jumping on yakiimo or anything that makes you gain weight. It's the same thing as jumping into baked potatoes and fattening foods because you want to lose weight. ( LOL )

Seiwa Market has good thick eggs, not like machine-cooked eggs. The kitchen is staffed by a chief who is well organized and the employees in charge of the kitchen have no problems. I guess it means that even in the same Seiwa Market, there are some employees who are of poor quality.

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#66

Seiwa doesn't value their employees, so the employees don't appreciate the company, they work for Texaco and quit suddenly.
I will never buy anything from Seiwa again, and I will always bad mouth Seiwa. That's why he will always be a pout. said someone who was at Seiwa. Was the Lord there, too? Well, I think it's best to shop at Tokyo Central. There seems to be a lot of things to do there. You can also rent a restroom elsewhere and clear your mind and body.

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#68
  • うける
  • 2021/12/13 (Mon) 16:52
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In the end, the punchline is the bellyaching topicality of a former employee, lame.

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#69
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  • 2021/12/14 (Tue) 06:54
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A former employee did this www.

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#70
  • 情け無い
  • 2021/12/14 (Tue) 08:12
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Employees who are not competent just complain.

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#71
  • こえー
  • 2021/12/14 (Tue) 08:53
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This topicality usually scares me.

Like the Lord's typos, the occasional unintelligible sentence feeling.

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#72
  • ブログ
  • 2021/12/14 (Tue) 09:10
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http://mugcupsusa.cocolog-nifty.com/blog/

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#73
  • 不思議
  • 2021/12/14 (Tue) 10:24
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>Yes, I am the one who started this post, and I forgot the name of the post (^^ゞ)and I am Ankotsubaki.

If I can find the topi, I should be able to find the name when I posted it.

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#74
  • がんばれよ
  • 2021/12/14 (Tue) 10:47
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# 1 is psychotic!

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#75
  • 質問他
  • 2021/12/15 (Wed) 03:57
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In a supermarket called ALDI, all cashiers are seated. When they are not working at the register, they are usually working on the floor
and I don't think they have physical disabilities. When I first saw the cashiers sitting down
I was surprised, but it didn't seem like they were slowing down their work, and I
took it as a breakthrough.

I hear that many chefs and hair stylists get back pain because they have to stand. Then I imagine that cashiers
do the same ~ but if they can do it sitting down, they can do it sitting down ?
I don't think you have to be physically challenged to do it sitting down ?. And even if you are doing it sitting down
because you are physically challenged, I don't think it needs to be publicized. The point is that they should be able to do their job.

Also, whether or not people have a "borrowed consciousness" when they use the restroom depends on the person, so if someone uses the restroom thinking they are borrowing it
that's fine, and if someone thinks they have the right to use it normally, that's fine too.
Since you are Japanese ( maybe ) you are all using the restrooms in a sensible way.
What stores are wary of is the insane use of the restroom by homeless people, and I think it is the store's
decision how to give the key to them, but I think the awareness and right to borrow is an opinion that each individual has. 、、、、

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