By the way,
>>1. Listen to me, although it is not related to this thread.
The other day, I went to the Yoshinoya nearby. You know, YOSHINOYA.
There I found that the store is confusingly packed and I couldn't sit down.
Then I saw a banner hanging down says: "150yen discount"
Those fools, idiots!!
Don't bother comming to Yoshinoya for only 150yen discount.
It's only 150yen, you know.
There looks like whole famiy coming to eat.
A family visiting to Yoshinoya? How loving.
He says "Alright, daddy is ordering an extra large." Ow I can't bare to watch.
Hey, I wourld give them 150yen, so move out of those seat.
You know, Yoshinoya should be more bloodly.
There should be no wonder whenever a war breaks out between me and a guy who sit on the other side of that U-table.
The atomosphere of "to kill or to be killed" - that's cool. Women and children, stay out.
At last, I managed to sit down, and suddenly I heard the next guy ordering "lagrge and sloppy".
That made me pissed again.
Dude, "sloppy" is already been out of decades, idiot.
Who in the world proudly order "lagrge and sloppy"?
I would have questioned him "Do you really wants to eat it 'sloppy'?"
I mean it! I would have questioned him for hours.
They would only want to say the word "sloppy", don't they?
Speaking of I, the Yoshinoya professional, the latest fashion among the Yoshinoya professionals is "extra onion".
That's it! An extra onion.
An extra-large and extra-onion with egg. This is a one for professionals.
An extra onion instead of meat. This is it.
Furthermore, extra large serving with an egg. This is the best.
However, if you order this, you will have a risk of being marked on a kitchen staff from the next visit.
So amatures are not recommended.
You
>>1, you just eat Beef-and-Salmon Table d'hote.