[9A] "She gets up at 6:00 every morning"
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It Just dawned on me that midori-san Is now probably in her 40's....oh the humanity! :(
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I would like to thank the person who placed this video in youtube therefore it has helped me very. Debtor
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This is the part I've been waiting for. It's like watching anime.
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your kidding right? The house was already clean and she did an hour at the most straightening it up.
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Wouldn't matter hardly, she didn't use bleach.
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You do have to keep in mind, that this was made a little over 20 years ago, so the roles are bound to be a bit different from today, not to mention the fact it is in a whole different culture.
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Oh my God ms Kato is so opressed I hope someone liberates her from such tyranny
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what do you mean?
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what does mine wisper at 9.11
supernoodlethebasha 1 year ago
さあ「saa」, which means "well" or "now". He's using it to mean something along the lines of "Good. Now for the next one."
Aploosh 1 year ago