Office Etiquette Guideline #27: No matter what the situation, never drop your pants in the workplace. The above photograph illustrates the likely reaction of your co-workers. It’s not big (that’s what she said) and it’s not clever, so take away the temptation and always wear a belt.
Oh, and here’s episode 08. Enjoy!
I think a few of us have felt what Mr. Moon is feeling here…
A note on this episode: For some reason, the Japanese studio decided to misspell Connie’s name. Or she couldn’t spell it herself. Because, y’know, Cony (how she signs her pudding) is not pronounced Con-nee, it’s pronounced Coh-nee. So, we at Ruri-Saizen have decided to carry on referring to her as Connie in the subs, because… well, we don’t need a reason. We considered typesetting over the Cony so that viewers would be nonethewiser, but I was talked out of it so that we didn’t seem like trolls. You guys deserve to know the truth, after all! So, there it is. Hope this doesn’t start any drama about preserving the source material and all that jazz! :O
This is how I feel at work every day…
So, there we go, everyone – you know the drill. Yet another double release which makes this 6 episodes in 3 days, which isn’t bad going. We’ve almost caught up to the aired episodes, so you’ll have to sit tight for a bit. Not much else to add, really – my brain can’t cope with this many newsposts in quick succession!
TTFN!
Another double release of Salaryman for you here. In this one, James and Connie become an award-winning news anchor team – though James has had to go undercover due to some past felonies he hopes the media won’t find out about. But what he doesn’t know is that Connie hates to share the limelight and even now, she’s plotting his fall from grace so that she can become queen of the airwaves!
And in answer to the question you haven’t asked yet: No, we won’t be doing double releases for all the episodes of Salaryman – we’re just trying to make up for lost time 😀
This was my face when I heard we were picking up another project.
Seriously though, here’s a brand new series about a salaryman going to work every day. Sounds… interesting, right? But don’t judge a book by its (very green) cover! This is another one of those marvellous 5 minute comedies that entertains you inbetween doing important stuff like redoing project proposals and checking for nose hairs – so, go on, give it a go. Oh, and the OP’s pretty infectious too.
The two episodes you see before you (and hopefully, many more to come) are brought to you with the aid of Ruri with whom we have started a shining relationship that’s extending beyond our mutual love of loaves.
