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[vanity]

HELLO EVERYONE!!!

i have failed to introduce myself properly to the masses and i must say this is VERY SHAMEFUL OF ME (⁄ ⁄>⁄ ▽ ⁄<⁄ ⁄) my name is suoh tamaki and it's a pleasure to acquaint myself with whoever is here to read this.

to cut to the chase, i have taken quite an economic downgrade being here, and this is certainly a cultural shift for me...and the setting is a sci-fi one, to boot! i would like to take advantage of the situation to the best of my ability and go about making a fun list of ❤ FUN ACTIVITIES OF THE COMMON FOLK ❤ i'd like to partake in.

common things i would like to do while here:

▶ wait in an impossibly long line
▶ become gainfully employed (though nothing too grueling or isolated, thank you)
▶ try out various versions of the classic peanut butter and jelly sandwich
▶ play a recorder
▶ take some form of public transit

if you can help me in any of these endeavors i would be MUCH OBLIGED or if perhaps you would like to make one of these a group activity...the more the merrier!! ( ˘⌣˘)♡(˘⌣˘ )

AS AN ASIDE: i have decided i will be committing myself to a food sampling project involving common tea drinks. here is a little sample of one:

MANGO DRINK: perhaps the worst thing i have tasted in a long time. i was under the impression this was a tea drink. it is not tea.

PROS: the colour is nice, but not one i would consumer on the regular. there is certainly a sweetness to it, but my teeth felt awful after consumption.

CONS: everything else. to the common folk reading this, this is not what a mango tastes like <(￣ ﹌ ￣)> once i receive regular funds, i will buy mangos for you to try if you have never. i am TRULY SADDENED that a company has tricked you into believing this is a similar taste in any regard.

i will be posting these reviews somewhat regularly if you are interested! ♡( ◡‿◡ ) au revoir !

Comments

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[Oh he's that type of person. Ren just has to figure out if he's the annoying type that will step on others, or a more harmless type. That being said the half-Japanese does strike a cord with him. He does have a friend who's a fourth American.]

You might want to stop calling them common. People will start getting angry.

[Okay with that excitement, he's gonna put him in the 'eager golden retriever' side for now and pass judgment later.]

Honestly it's pretty boring, most people end up looking on their phones. [He can't help but laugh.] Well I've done my fair share of odd jobs as well...if you can serve coffee, that might be a good start. I can show you.

[vanity]

❰ it's not ever in tamaki's playbook to want to upset someone or come off as insensitive, so his apology is quick but genuine. ❱

I don't mean to offend or have any ill-intent, I'm sorry. I'm not quite sure how else to differentiate the kind of experience I'm looking to study.

❰ there's a little bow of his head before he seriously considers the opportunity given to him. ❱

Even if it's boring, I would still appreciate the work! I have some wait-staff experience, and I think you'll find my customer experience skills are top notch!

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[Aww, this definitely points more towards (very rich?) golden Labrador dog territory.]

Don't worry about me...maybe just call it 'everyday experiences'. Since for most people, they probably are. That way people won't assume you're looking down on them.

[Still he will try to at least help him as much as he can.]

Oh no, I meant standing in a line. I wouldn't offer you a job if it was boring. [That being said his credentials are interesting.] Wait-staff? Was that something to explore everyday experiences too?

[vanity]

❰ he has his own golden labrador to prove he certainly belongs in this category. ❱

That's a great way of putting it! I may even incorporate this verbiage into my blogging. "Tamaki Suoh's Everyday Experiences"...sounds very familiar and welcoming, doesn't it? Though maybe I'll add some flair here and there.

❰ this whole thing is a work in progress, but rest assured that ren will be listed in the credits / dedication section. ❱

That's also quite good news! Though I understand some jobs are boring...as much as I'd prefer one that offers up some excitement. My experience waiting on customers was something like that, but also to help out a friend and have fun together. All in all, it was quite a fulfilling job in the end. I hope every working experience I have is as rewarding.