AISubs v3.6
First of all, Hongo's Anna-chan.
You used to work part-time at a takoyaki shop.
You still work part-time now on TV.
- Do you work part-time? - I do it now, too.
- I've been doing it for a long time. - What kind of part-time job?
At a restaurant, I deliver food by car.
- Wow! - Then,
- you mean you have a car at home? - Yes, I go home.
I press the button and say, "I'll deliver it."
- But I say, "Please." - Wow!
- You say, "Please." - I say, "Please."
- I say, "I delivered it." - Wow!
- But you don't get caught? - It's better than I thought.
But if a cute girl delivers food to you at home,
you want to ask her, don't you?
- Don't you want to ask her? - I want to ask her for sure.
When Max came out, the brother of Sagawa Cuby was really handsome.
- I didn't want him to be Yamato. I wanted him to be Sagawa. - Why?
- I thought he might be Kyoren. - Can I ask you about your hourly wage?
- My hourly wage? - Your hourly wage is...
- minimum wage. - What?
- Minimum wage. - How much is it in Tokyo?
- I think it's about 1,000 yen or 2,000 yen. - I don't know much about my hourly wage.
I've been working without knowing much about it.
I recently found out about my hourly wage.
- I thought it would be cuter and there would be various jobs. - That's right.
I've been working there for a long time.
I wanted to change it, but I didn't know whether it's good or not.
- I've been working there for a long time. - Do you enjoy that job itself?
- Well... - For money?
Well, money is only for my life.
- What? - It's a little embarrassing.
How much do you work a week?
Sometimes I work as an entertainer.
- Sometimes I work four or five days a week. - You work a lot.
I don't like holidays. I don't like free time.
I worked like "Who was it?"
- How many hours do you work a day? - About nine hours a day.
- That's a long time! - It's like "moonwell" time.
When I had a lot of deliveries, I drove for about six hours.
At first I couldn't drive at all, but I was trained there and I was able to drive like a professional from the paper.
- It's like "moonwell" time. - If you live in a house, you have to walk a very narrow road.
- I'm used to it and I can afford it. - It's like "moonwell" time.
It's a weird story, but if it's "moonwell" time, I think there are many people who make money only from "gallery" and "papakatsu".
- Don't you get tired of it? - Well, it's like "moonwell" time, isn't it?
People see me like "moonwell" time, don't they?
But I don't want my parents to be sad about it.
I don't want my parents to be sad about it, but I don't know if it's the right thing to do.
I wonder if it's okay for me to work in the afternoon.
- And you have a very cute nameplate. It's from Hokkaido, isn't it? - Yes, it's from Hokkaido.
I think you have a very cute nameplate.
Do you have any experience of working part-time? Did you work part-time when you were an entertainer?
I worked part-time in a bar, and I worked part- time in a snack bar with a small stage.
And I did a game corner once a week for a drunk person.
- Do you still do it now? - I used to work in a sports gym.
- You're working, aren't you? - I see.
- But you don't work part-time now, do you? - No.
- I know, but... - Well, when you say "part-time job", it's like a bakery you went to when you were in high school.
- Well, you know... - It's like a celebrity you met at a cafe.
- No, it's not like that. - Well, you know...
- Lipstick looks pretty good, doesn't it? - Yes, it does.
- Well, you know, our agency pays us a lot of money. - I see.
- That's nice. - So...
- It's not like everyone doesn't work part-time or doesn't work part-time. - Yeah.
- It's not like everyone doesn't work part-time or doesn't work part-time. - I see.
- Shall we hire you? - What?
- Lipstick. - Yes, yes, yes.
- I think it's a good idea. - Well, please.
- You'll get scolded by your manager. - Well, you know, they pay us a lot of money.
- And they don't even pay me a part-time job. - I see.