Controversy over Starbucks employees in Japan

(1)Japanese employees are so inflexible lol
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(3)I live in Japan and there are a lot of Koreans who come on vacation these days.
(4)I went to Starbucks today, and four Korean travelers ordered drinks, but they kept saying in Japanese because they had four drinks, so they didn’t understand and sat still.
(5)I was frustrated, so I went and told you that the drink was out.
(6)He’s the only one who’s frustrated. Don’t think he’s inflexible. You come.
(7)Fix your jittery personality.
(8)It ended well because I taught youIt’s going to end with a happening
(9)You’re so inflexible. You’re so bad-tempered and cursing.
(10)That’s funny.
(11)You don’t have to know my personality either ^^
(12)In Japan, Japanese people are criticized for using Japanese.
(13)If it was the opposite situation, I would have told you to learn Korean and travel.
(14)Wow, but if you just shout Japanese like a Japanese parrot,
(15)the real thing (Laughs) Japanese kids are not good at English. 8 minutes before the reply.
(16)That’s what I’m saying.
(17)I’m not good at it. But I’m better than China.
(18)But Starbucks in Korea doesn’t have to pay attention to customers.
(19)There’s a drink. Take it. I’m not not going to do it.
(20)When the staff leaves it, it’s natural.
(21)Don’t you take it?
(22)It’s true that you’re inflexible. Don’t worry about it, Sunny.
(23)You know, cool guys.
(24)Whatever you say, I refute everything.
(25)Fixed by the writer.
(26)Wait 10 minutes to order.
(27)I don’t think it’s just the staff’s fault It’s also the customer’s fault Not in the text
(28)I wrote it, but I admit it.
(29)I’m a person who works as a service worker at a nearby tourist destination and I’m Datoru.
(30)But Starbucks is a global company and has a lot of tourists.
(31)I don’t know even though I said it in Japanese once.
(32)I didn’t find him. I didn’t care about him. I wanted to see a staff member who did what I had to do.
(33)It’s my fault that I’m frustrated ^^
(34)There were so many people who were surprised and involved with Japanese employees.
(35)It’s ^^~~~
(36)Tsuniya Tsuniya, the staff at Info at the Japanese airport
(37)I couldn’t understand Youngjin’s language. They barely understood it.
(38)You don’t have to be good at English. I was curious.
(39)I don’t know, so I’m not going to visit you, so other customers keep calling me.
(40)Why do you use it when the staff is doing their job?
(41)is frustrated;
(42)He works there.rum
(43)I’m a foreigner so I tend to deal with it, but sometimes I do.
(44)If you don’t understand after speaking Korean, say it one more time.
(45)But if it’s a translator that you don’t understand, even if it doesn’t make sense.
(46)I’ll show you the other way around. Then I’ll translate the foreign report and also translate it for Koreans.
(47)To communicate with you and make you look like me in Korean,
(48)It’s inflexible.(Laughs)
(49)I don’t understand when I went to Japan either, so give me a part-time job.
(50)He used a translator in In-Ponji Korean and showed it to me.
(51)(Laughs) (Laughs)If I understand it…
(52)I’ll let you go haha
(53)I agree that I’m not flexible lol Working while receiving money.
(54)It’s the best thing to do, and I should do it. No matter what, customer.
(55)Like a body language to you’really.
(56)There’s also a Japanese self-interested table here now.
(57)(Laughs) (Laughs)Maha is a negative Japanese no matter what.
(58)”I feel more embarrassed and pitiful to think of you as ‘로'”
(59)You’re Japanese. You stepped on the full accelerator because you said nothing.
(60)to rush into
(61)That’s nothing. Look back on yourself.
(62)Why is there no need for flexibility? I go to someone else’s country and that country’s language.
(63)Getting to know isn’t a given. (Laughs) Please speak English.
(64)Let’s go to a country? (Laughs) (Laughs)
(65)(Laughs) (Laughs) (Laughs)
(66)(Laughs) (Laughs)
(67)English is a universal language.^^
(68)(Laughs) Whew! Whew! You’m ignorant.
(69)I don’t understand the gist of my article and say I’m ignorant.
(70)The reaction would have been the same, but even if it was an honorary country, it would have been Japanese.
(71)It’s like a foreign country lol Thinking about the people coming should be studying indefinitely.
(72)It’s you, Indul.
(73)What are you talking about when you went to Japan?

(1)Wow, what’s this?
(2)If I were a part-timer there, I would have spoken English.
(3)The comments are ruined.
(4)If you don’t agree with him, why do you say I’m doomed?
(5)Your opinion seems rather like a comment.
(6)Yes, live like that.
(7)The comments are saying that I’m an honorary Japanese. Why am I so twisted? I can live my daily life.
(8)I worked part-time at Hannah Cafe, but if I don’t take foreigners or not, it’s the employee’s fault.
(9)I’ve worked part-time at a cafe, but if I’m a foreigner, if I use Korean, they’ll use English next to me and give me convenience, but they don’t ignore me like that. That employee is also inflexible.
(10)But really, if it’s a tourist and a place where many foreigners come, English is basic or what is it? I wonder about the comments lol. Besides, if it’s a service job, it’s not flexible.
(11)I’m a Korean partner, and instead of calling in English for foreign drinks, if the person who ordered them is in a visible position, I’ll let you know, but I knew that foreigners who ordered and waited from afar wouldn’t understand, so I called them in English to take them right away. I was frustrated 19 seconds ago.
(12)I don’t know what’s going on in Japan, but the number is on the receipt and the number is on the handoff, so you can take it after looking at it and you may not know because the Force and the bar are different people. What’s wrong?
(13)But in the text, there were four drinks, so I kept saying in Japanese.
(14)It’s written like that.
(15)In the comments, it says that you did your job after saying it in Japanese.
(16)There is. Something is right.

(1)It’s not an “aggro.
(2)I understand, but the Japanese employee and the customer…
(3)How do you know if it’s Japanese or foreign?
(4)Oh, but I can’t call you in English because a foreign guest came from Korea.
(5)I don’t do it, and I’m not obliged to do it.
(6)And Starbucks doesn’t have orders and pick-up staff.
(7)I don’t like customers waiting for me to invite them.
(8)Just looking at Korea, the pick-up staff kept shouting, but they didn’t take it.