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Uploaded by on Oct 19, 2007

Japanese are poor people today and they try to save every penny...

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  • Dude, I'm sure Japanese life goes FAR beyond convenience food. I know 'cuz i've been there...and are you really talking out loud in a public place with ppl who don't have n e idea what ur saying??? That's a good way 2 scare away customers. As the Japanese would say, "URUSE!!!" Look it up, buddy.

  • :D Super! Thanks for video. "More chocolate candy, more chocolate candy - ouh! Snaks! 100 Yen Snaks, very nice. You like snaks? - Hello!??" :D very funny, my favorite part.

    Greetings from Lübeck

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  • this man must love himself very much.

    funny

  • What a shitty video.

  • Urusai!!!!!!!

  • @fan4nintendo Technically it is a word, although it's not standard English, it's called elision.

    Grammar KKK at your service. :P

  • not poor.just know how to value things like money and stuff.

  • @fan4nintendo

    "変体野郎" is wrong. It should be 変"態"野郎.

    Please use correct Kanji, thanks.

  • wow what a fight

  • I like how your just yelling in english at a japanese convenient store or maybe thats your camera or my earphones... but yay for talking to someone with earphones on...I cant wait till i can speak and generate my japanese accent

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