You haven’t paid, have you?

>>5

Isn’t that food sampling in the basement of the department store a waste of money?

>>36

Which part?

>>5

Spend your money at the basement of the department store.

>>37

The person in charge of hosting is also homeless, so they’re seriously committed.

I don’t have any money to spare.

>>7

Many people have a misunderstanding, but since it’s a rental venue, it doesn’t work unless it’s properly built.

But it was Chekihei who requested the entertainment.

Yamaoka might be satisfied with me making sobakaki for him.

Just because I’m a hungry ghost.

Ideologically and as a hobby, the Tatsu-san tour is probably the perfect solution, but the newspaper company definitely can’t put out such a recreation, so I wonder how it would have originally gone well.

I’m going to ask a stranger to donate for someone who has nothing to do with you.

On top of that, it’s quite difficult not to spend money.

There’s no way you can show up empty-handed.

There are people who go to charity parties to feel good, make connections, or simply for the sake of being there.

You can gather people, raise money, and use it as funding, so it’s not something that can be easily generalized.

>>23

Was it missing that the entertaining was based on research of the other party?

The newspaper reporter who went to ask Mr. Scrooge for a donation came empty-handed.

Ichizo is in Tokyo, spending lavishly and inciting Yoshinosuke…

>>22

Aren’t the fuel costs and labor expenses for the subordinate coming to get them unnecessary?

I also like the anime ones.

It must be in the tens of thousands of yen per seat, and it must be quite a hassle to get paid for that.

A bit like Norihira Miki.

If you have money, then buy it after sampling! You’re leeching off those who have less than you!

Yamaoka liked that the stingy person had a consistent logic, but a company with a cheap president is just generally unpleasant…

There are stories that Tetsu Kariya started writing “Oishinbo” out of criticism for the gourmet and fine dining boom.

In terms of actual feelings, I might be closer to being stingy…

>>32

Bringing in homeless people is too much of a gamble, Yamaoka.

Please come again tomorrow.

I’ll show you what a real miser looks like.

If you have time and haven’t completed the course, it might be good to look at the official materials.

>>43

It will react like Sakura.

>>43

It’s vulgar to do something that wouldn’t work if everyone did it.

I wonder if it was the parents’ upbringing that was to blame.

At that time, it was hard to understand that just sending money wouldn’t reach the poor people on the ground.

>>45

That’s a different story, and I don’t think Curry would understand it either.

“Unused money never decreases.”

That’s a profound statement.

>>46

Value can decrease or increase.

>>49

So it’s about not wasting things in situations or cases that are trivial.

>>51

It doesn’t matter.

Even without being used, the value of gold can decrease or increase.

>>67

Well then, I need to make sure not to waste money even more…

I’ll donate 10 million after this, so I like it.

I really understand that there aren’t actually things like this.

Sometimes there are people who use “dakara” incorrectly.

Having a lot of money brings mental stability.

This is undeniable.

Homeless people are worthless.

Mr. Yamaoka is a loser too.

When entertaining such people, would it be better to serve cuisine from the supporting region?

When will the children of Africa become prosperous?

Have girls or boys from the supported area entertain.

It’s unfortunate that you’ve only seen poor-quality threads until now.

A smelly and dirty homeless person wandering around the department store sampling food is nothing but a negative, right?

>>55

Let’s talk about miso-nikomi udon!

Those who arrogantly say that just sending money isn’t enough are probably the kind of people who think they are doing something admirable to solve poverty.

In this country, if you pay taxes, they will even provide support to impoverished countries on your behalf.

Shouldn’t we focus on eliminating homelessness in front of us rather than supporting distant foreign countries?

Mr. Tatsu is not homeless; he is a drifter who doesn’t want to be constrained…

>>69

Shouldn’t we get rid of it?

>>71

I think it should be lost, but the person has no intention of doing so.

I loved the scene where I was wondering where the president was and found him cleaning.

Kechi-hira is stingy, but…

I’m going to ask for donations.

If you’re spending money on entertainment, it’s only natural to be asked why you don’t donate that money instead…

>>73

If you poorly host someone with a shabby reception, it could end up making them unhappy, so it’s not something that can be said universally.

First, we tried to entertain with utmost courtesy, and when that didn’t work out, we went along with Yamaoka’s proposal.

>>78

If you haven’t properly looked into the other person’s stance, can you really say you’ve shown them respect?

This manga often deals with that kind of thing.

Even with this appearance, I’m a wealthy person from the Showa era, so it’s difficult to deal with.

>>75

In the end, this guy will just donate 100 million yen without hesitation.

The incredible big president that even the troublesome Yamauka from the early days has been praising all along.

Is it the same as setting up a drinking occasion for someone who can’t drink?

If you are going to entertain someone, you need to think about what could serve as entertainment.