I absolutely love Kazu’s comments. I’ve always been a fan of his concise, clear, and cool remarks, thinking he must be incredibly intelligent—but then he brought up “curry that tastes like poop or poop that tastes like curry,” and it was just perfect. Today, it was shortened to “poop-curry question.”
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This isn’t really a question, but I hope you’ll keep answering, too.
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Kazu, Aya, and Mac are unbelievably smart—almost too smart for me to wrap my head around.
Seeing geniuses like them up close makes me realize I have absolutely no desire to make a living through brainwork.
I’ll just have to rely on my physical stamina instead (>_<)
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I got curious and ended up reading through the previous answers. So the “poop curry question” really hit the spot, huh? (LOL) “Poop curry” does have a nice ring to it—kind of like “intercollegiate.”
Not that I’m Mac, but I can’t imagine curry that tastes like poop. I’ve never eaten poop, so I wouldn’t know what it tastes like.
Curry that tastes like poop is easier to imagine. In fact, I might have already eaten it. If it were just poop, I’d obviously notice, but if it were curry rice with bits of poop mixed in, there’s no way I’d know. That curry I ate years ago at some grimy little hole-in-the-wall place might have been exactly that. Honestly, even if it was in there, I wouldn’t have noticed. Come to think of it, that shopkeeper from ten years ago was pretty suspicious. Still, I never got sick and I’m alive and well, so all’s well that ends well.
I’ve gone completely off track. As for the question: yes, I think Kazu is a wonderful person. Isn’t he a seriously handsome guy? Though I wouldn’t really know since I’ve never met him… Also, for some reason, I get the impression he doesn’t have much body hair. (LOL)
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Kazu, your answers are always consistent and spot-on—I really take my hat off to you m(_ _)m
Sometimes your razor-sharp, no-nonsense answers are thrilling too! And “So, what’s your question?” has become a classic＼(^o^)／
You’re probably the one upholding the dignity of this Q&A forum, don’t you think?
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I’m Maezawa from the CEO’s office, and I’ll answer too.
As you said, Kazu seems like a pretty smart guy. He also seems to be kind to women.
For example, one female staff member usually heads reluctantly to the counseling service, grumbling, “I have a counseling session with a man coming up, but I really don’t want to go.”
But she said she’d be happy to go if it were with Kazu-sama.
P.S. Wait, where’s the question here?
Please include an actual question next time.
Let’s see… where was the Hide button again?
Huh?
Huh?
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Seriously, Kazu, you’re amazing. Your answers are always spot-on, of course, but what’s even more impressive is how many questions you answer.
You’ll respond to even the most ridiculous questions, and I’m incredibly grateful for that alone.
Ever since you came along, I’ve felt like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders, and I’ve been able to answer freely.
Thank you so much.
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I also think Kazu is really quick-witted. I imagine he’s probably quite the go-getter. His answers are always spot-on and delivered so crisply—it’s honestly something I admire!
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
I was out running and got a late start.
Thank you, but please don’t get your hopes up too much (lol). I’m just an ordinary middle-aged guy.
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