Garnt got TROLLED by a Japanese Bank

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• TA

  @Tan12 · 5 years ago

  &quot;I&apos;d rather have a dentist shove a drill up my ass than go to a Japanese bank&quot;<br>-CDawgVA 2021

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• MI

  @misatai5457 · 5 years ago

  Moral of the story: Don’t go to your japanese bank without your interpreter.

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• JB

  @jbl8396 · 5 years ago

  “The Bank Arc” top 10 best anime arcs of all time

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• MI

  @Mitaka-Asa · 5 years ago

  This feels like when i decided to go buy something in a open world game. Then it became a mission when I got it for free.

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• BA

  @bakasheru · 5 years ago

  Japan. The country where elevators are talking to you, vending machines scan your face and you watch satellite television on your phone. At the same time you receive your salary cash in a envelope on your desk, do ATMs print updates in your passbook and hotel reservation are submitted with a fax machine. The contradictions in Japan are so insane, it keeps boggling my mind every time I think about it.

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• CH

  @chikasnotmadjustdisappoint6266 · 5 years ago

  Japanese banks are a top 10 anime villains of all time.

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• LU

  @Luteloots · 5 years ago

  Well this certainly explains why JRPGs always have so many sidequests that lead to other sidequests and an absurd number of steps in each quest. It&apos;s because apparently that&apos;s actually normal for Japan.<br><br>Also wow I would not expect it to be such a &quot;normal&quot; thing to just have public printers and such where you&apos;re able and expected to just plug a USB stick into them. That seems incredibly dangerous.<br><br>Moral of the story is apparently to carry a USB stick in Japan, ideally one that can plug directly into your phone. &nbsp;Guess you could also keep an adapter on hand alternatively.

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• LO

  @LordYamcha · 5 years ago

  As Garnt says it&apos;s a great place to visit but hell to live in

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• SO

  @SomeOne-ke6vq · 5 years ago

  Reminds me of a quest from Witcher 3. Geralt left his reward for a contract(?) some guy deposited it, many years later the money grew said the guy to geralt. Geralt then faces his toughest opponent yet, bureaucracy. Since it&apos;s been many years, he was marked as dead by the bank and have to go fetch a bunch of documents to prove his identity and reactivate his account.

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• WE

  @wegocray3830 · 5 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AI0XxTDkw0&amp;t=824">13:44</a> there was once a Japanese professor who found a loophole on how to print money legally so he did but when the government caught up with him they arrested him but they released him immediately because he was still printing money legally.

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• TH

  @thomaschristopherwhite9043 · 3 years ago

  My Japanese friend told me that the Japanese aren&apos;t smart. They&apos;re just really good at taking instructions and sticking to said instructions even if it kills them. So he said basically you have a society with a few geniuses who have great ideas and a mass population that are absolutely fantastic at following those great ideas to form a sort of hive mind. <br><br>I kinda didn&apos;t get it at first because I was looking at Japanese society as a whole, in a macro sense but Garnt talking about little things like a bank transaction and how employees will stick to a protocol even if it goes against common sense is enlightening.

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• AL

  @alertcriminal · 5 years ago

  The day a Japanese bank adopts online banking properly is the day that bank will tower over all else

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