Cast: Aoi Shino (aka Midori Shino, Megumi Shino)
Genres: Uncensored, All Sex, BlowJob, Stockings, Uniform, Cream Pie
Japanese service is rightfully considered the best and highest quality in the whole world. You will always be smiled and courted in every possible way, because in Japan there is a golden rule: “the client is the king and God (of course, if only this client is adequate and well-mannered, that is a common thing in Japan).
In Japan, it is also not customary to tip. If you dine in a cafe, even try to quietly put in a with an account at least 1 yen more than the one indicated on the check, you can be sure that they will catch up with you and return the extra money on the street. This phenomenon is explained very simply. Firstly, the Japanese mentality. Secondly,
in Japan, it is believed that if you give more than the requested amount to the person who has provided you with any service, that person has underestimated his work and this indicates his lack of professionalism. And for a Japanese, “punching in the mud” is akin to shame. Since shame for the Japanese is even worse than .
It is with shame for unprofessionalism in the service sector that this film is associated. A young and married waitress (a wedding ring on the ring finger of her left hand), apparently because of her little experience in the field of catering, did not very well manage her job duties, which caused the manager’s anger. Although perhaps
, the reason for the violent outburst of anger lay elsewhere – the restaurant manager was greedy for pretty girls and he was not even embarrassed by the marriage of his victims (husband is not a wall – he will move). The main character of the film was too sweet with the client, and this was probably the reason for the bad mood of the boss, who turned out to be also an envious. Howbeit,
the girl was seduced under the threat of dismissal. And in order not to lose face in a professional way, she decided to sacrifice her chastity.
P.S. Many may have a completely fair question: why did I decide that the main character is married, because the ring –
on the ring finger of the left hand? I answer: in Japan and many capitalist countries, it is on the ring finger of the left hand that they wear a ring, married persons. The explanation is simple: the left hand is closer to the heart than the right. The same thing about even (funeral) and odd (holidays) number of flowers.
In many countries, it is an odd amount that is considered mourning. The explanation is also simple: an odd number of flowers can be symbolized with loneliness. 2,4,6,8 – can be divided by 2 and there will be a couple, 1,3,5,7,9 – someone will be left alone.
Format: mp4
Duration: 1:00:10
Video: 1920×1080, AVC (H.264), 3906kbps
Audio: 91kbps
File size: 1.7 GB
