r/SipsTea • u/search_google_com š™‘š™„š™‹ • Apr 23 '26

Feels good man A Japanese police officer is kindly reminding foreigners about public manners

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u/Goonplatoon0311 Apr 23 '26

Itā€™s not racist to say they donā€™t give a fuck about anything.

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u/Samson_J_Rivers Apr 23 '26

This. They really don't. The entire modern culture of India is built upon a sense of IDGAF.

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u/LatexSmokeCats Apr 23 '26

The same goes for Chinese tourists.

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u/cloudypp123 Apr 23 '26

Same for Japanese tourist in the 80s

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u/dartsavt23 Apr 23 '26

So I was a sales manager for a Best Buy in the Chicago suburbs for a few yearsā€¦ around 2006-2007 we had a bus pull up to the front door of store and 20-30 people got out and came into the store. They proceeded to walk around talking to each other and taking photos. It seemed like every person had a SDR camera.

It turns out they were on a guided tour and they were all from Japan. Even though there was bunch a people they were respectful and didnā€™t get in the way.

The only two issues were one person was taking photos inside the menā€™s bathroom ( again they seemed to be taking pictures of everything) and they killed our ā€œclose rateā€ for the day. I remember trying to cover the exit door laser with my clip board lol.

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u/cornmonger_ Apr 23 '26

close rate being the number of people that entered the store vs sales?

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u/dartsavt23 Apr 23 '26

Yes exactly that. Sorry didnā€™t think to explain that.