Now if only I can get the entire Japanese financial industry and government edifice to hire the heck out of the Harajuku quick-service restaurants’ temp staff, life will be grand.
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Though in fairness to the financial industry while I was looking a bit bewildered at the ATM at the new bank one of the staff helpfully offered to help (“Are you trying to send a transfer to another bank? Which one? I’ll read them to...” “ahh I need to ほかの金融機関 don’t I”)
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Silly me, was looking for “Another bank” (the way it’s written on most ATMs) and I missed “Another financial institution” for 30 seconds. After I started zooming through screens after that she said “Ah well seems you know how to do this.” “Seems so but I appreciate the help!”
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well, I don't even know what "the sets" are, so I guess I'm glad they would dumb down the menu for me

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“Set” is Japanese borrowed from English; in the context of a QSR it means “combo meal.”
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It is typical to have dumbed down tourist menus. I went into lowenbrau specifically for a soup and it didnt appear on the English menu they gave me, but it was on the German one. Also the English menu only had the top 2 most expensive items in each category...
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