I Have a Big Presentation Next Week. So Tonight, Ichiran. | Japanese Salaryman Vlog

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• EV

  @everythinggirl12 · 2 months ago

  because of your videos, when i finally visit japan, ichiran is DEFINITELY going to be my first stop!! everyone says it's a tourist trap (and expensive), but sometimes it's about the experience. make sure to give us an update on how things go at work! you can do it!!

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• KY

  @kyvoiceactor · 2 months ago

  As a fellow introvert, I understand being nervous talking in a room full of people. Best of luck to you on your presentation!!!

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• VA

  @Vanilliyah · 1 month ago

  If you can talk to us random strangers from all over the world you can hold a presentation! You got this!

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• JU

  @judystone3645 · 2 months ago

  As an introvert myself, I find presenting awkward and stressful, but I practice over and over before I have to do it. You will be fantastic next week. Treat yourself afterwards. ❤

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• CH

  @Chii-hime · 2 months ago

  You can handle more than you think you can. You are strong and we know you'll do your best! Just keep moving forward and you will thrive!

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• KE

  @Ken-Stephen · 2 months ago

  You can do it boss man.

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• GI

  @gigic.3791 · 2 months ago

  Hiii Salaryman! This is Gigi. I am from the other side of the world, from a little country called Uruguay. I love watching your videos while I eat because I feel like I am not alone while doing so, plus now I feel an Ichiran expert and I will know what to do when I go there, lol. <br>Regarding your presentation, what I can say to you is: mucha mierda!!<br>Mucha mierda (spanish) translates (literally) to &quot;lots of sh*t&quot;. Yes. Lots of 💩. Why would I say that?<br>Well, in theater, dancing, any art that requires being on a stage, saying &quot;good luck&quot; is considered bad luck. However, mucha mierda means good luck and success. Because, you know, there were no cars before so people would move in carriages with horses. And when you had to perform at a theater for example, if there was a lot of poop in the streets it meant lots of horses were there which means lots of people went to see the show/play/concert and it was a success!!<br><br>So from here, on the other side of the world I wish you mucha mierda!! 💩 you&apos;ll do great.

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• KD

  @Kdkendk · 2 months ago

  I was once someone so shy i wouldn&apos;t even recite a line from a textbook, so i know how you must feel even if i&apos;ve graduated from my stage fright. Believe in the efforts you put in the presentation, and it will grant you the confidence you need to stand proud. You already have the right mindset, give it your all so you will leave no regret behind, goodluck Mr. Salaryman 💪

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• RA

  @rainscomfort · 2 months ago

  youtube recommended me this video, I&apos;ll definitely be watching your future videos as well. as a fellow introvert, nemawashi would be the hardest part about working a job similar to what you do, so i admire your decision to let your work and effort do the talking. good luck! you have what it takes to succeed.

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• DL

  @DLVP6x · 2 months ago

  Best of luck with your presentation next week. I hope we both have good luck. I have an accountants exam next week too. I hope the world can come together and combine our fortunes for the better.

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• MI

  @Micatreez · 2 months ago

  You’ve got this! I know you’ve been putting in the work, and I’m so proud of how prepared you are. Next week’s presentation is just another chance for everyone else to see what all of us already know—that you’re smart, capable, and more than up to the challenge. Don’t let the nerves drown out your confidence. Take it one slide, one sentence, one moment at a time. I’ll be cheering you on, and I can’t wait to hear how great it went. Go show them what you can do! 🎉

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• GE

  @geekycatlady2540 · 2 months ago

  Good luck from the US! As a fellow introvert, I know how difficult public speaking is. Keep focused and you&apos;ll do well!

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