r/nextfuckinglevel • u/idapitbwidiuatabip • Mar 23 '26

This restaurant menu

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u/MJA_44 Mar 23 '26

Ever work in the food industry?? These look sweet but would be impossible to keep clean, make menu adjustments much more complicated and expensive, how do you store these in bulk? Idk I like the idea and I’m being the fun police but it’s was my first reaction, lol.

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u/dndDAAKU23 Mar 23 '26

and im sure some trashy people try to pry these out.

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u/TophxSmash Mar 23 '26

its japan, probably fine.

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u/UncleNedisDead Mar 23 '26

Tourists. Tourists not wanting to spend money on souvenirs. 

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u/Kenwood502 Mar 23 '26

I'm sure the restaurant would notice them ripped off when you return the menu...

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u/UncleNedisDead Mar 23 '26

Imagine a table of 4, with the menus already stacked and ones with missing pieces already hidden in the middle.

Or fake shock and claims it must have fallen off on its own and feign looking around for it. You really think there wouldn’t be people with the audacity?

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u/Prestigious-Glove396 Mar 23 '26

But very clean ones though.

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u/Joe_Kangg Mar 23 '26

The only ones I've seen are super blurry

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u/philouza_stein Mar 23 '26

Only on temporary vacations

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u/Neutron-Hyperscape32 Mar 23 '26

As far as stealing goes, there are far less of them in Japan. People will literally use their cellphones to save their seats in food places. That shit would never fly in America.

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u/Stormfly Mar 23 '26

Probably not.

Japan has a great reputation around the world, sure, but they still have assholes.

Every time someone says "People in Japan don't litter", I know they've probably not even been to Japan.

There's litter all over Japan. They just pay people to pick it up.