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 まあお前、>>1は、牛鮭定食でも食ってなさいってこった
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->1 Hey, listen up. This has nothing to do with the thread.
-I went to Yoshinoya the other day. Yoshinoya.
-And there were so many people that there was no place to sit.
-So I looked around, and there was a sign hanging down, 150 yen off or something.
-I mean, what a joke. What an idiot.
-You guys, don't go to Yoshinoya just because it's 150 yen off, you morons.
-It's 150 yen, 150 yen.
-There were some families too. A family of four at Yoshinoya. Congratulations.
-Alright, papa will order a special. I can't even look at that.
-You guys, give up that seat if you're willing to pay 150 yen.
-Yoshinoya should be more hardcore.
-You could start a fight with anyone sitting across the U-shaped table at any moment,
-stabbing or getting stabbed, that's the atmosphere I like. Women and children should shut up.
-And then you think you've finally got a seat, and the guy next to you says, "I'll have a large tsuyu-daku."
-And then there's another fight.
-You know, tsuyu-daku isn't popular these days. Moron.
-What's so proud about having tsuyu-daku.
-I want to ask you if you really want to eat tsuyu-daku. I want to interrogate you. I want to interrogate you for an hour.
-Do you just want to say tsuyu-daku?
-From a Yoshinoya regular like me, the latest trend among Yoshinoya regulars is negi-daku.
-Negi-daku gyoku. That's the way to order.
-Negi-daku means more onions and less meat. That's it.
-And then there's negi-daku gyoku (tamago). That's the best.
-But there's also the risk of being marked by the staff if you order this. A double-edged sword.
-I wouldn't recommend it to beginners.
-Well, you, >>1, just eat a beef salmon set meal.
+Instead of that >>1, hey, just listen for a bit. It's not really related to the thread.
+The other day, I went to a Yoshinoya near my place. Yoshinoya.
+Then, there were so many people that I couldn't find a seat.
+And when I took a closer look, there was a banner hanging down, saying "150 yen off," or something like that.
+I mean, what a bunch of idiots.
+You guys, don't come to Yoshinoya just for a 150 yen discount, you idiots.
+It's only 150 yen, 150 yen.
+There were even some families with kids. A family of four at Yoshinoya. Congratulations.
+"Let's order the extra-large portion," they say. I can't take it anymore.
+You guys, if you're going to spend 150 yen, clear your seat.
+Yoshinoya should be a more brutal place.
+You should be ready to fight the guy sitting across from you at the U-shaped table at any moment.
+A place where you're either stabbing or being stabbed. Women and children, get out of the way.
+And just when I finally got a seat, the guy next to me said, "I'll have the extra-large portion with extra sauce."
+And I lost it again.
+You know, extra sauce isn't popular these days, you idiot.
+What are you so proud of, ordering extra sauce?
+I want to ask you, do you really want to eat extra sauce? I want to interrogate you for an hour.
+You just want to say "extra sauce," don't you?
+As a Yoshinoya regular, I can tell you that the latest trend among Yoshinoya regulars is still,
+extra onions. That's the way to go.
+Extra-large portion with extra onions. That's the regular's order.
+Extra onions means more onions and less meat. That's it.
+And with that, an extra-large egg. That's the best.
+However, ordering this comes with the risk of being marked by the staff. It's a double-edged sword.
+I don't recommend it for amateurs.
+Well, you, >>1, why don't you just order the beef salmon set meal?
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