Tips Feb 26, 2024 15:38

Kazu,

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Sorry for repeatedly bothering you with these annoying, foolish questions, and thank you for answering. If I receive an offer from a man at a branch I’m not registered with, would I be able to contact the staff at the branch he belongs to? I’d also prefer to handle everything through the staff at my own branch whenever possible. However, I’m currently feeling too drained even to talk to them. You mentioned that, since I’m asking the staff to spend their time on me, I should try to make sure there’s some benefit for them as well. Does that mean I should send them money via PayPay or an Amazon gift card before asking my question? I can’t think of any other way to offer them something in return…
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カズ
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If you’re asking sincerely, then you’re certainly not a nuisance. > If I receive an offer from a man at a branch I’m not registered with, can I get in touch with the staff at the branch he belongs to? Not necessarily. In my case, a staff member from the other branch contacted me, and that’s how I got to know them. > I’m at the point where I can’t even be bothered to start a conversation. If you’ve reached that point, I don’t think changing partners is necessarily the answer. Try not to prioritize satisfying your own curiosity too much. > Should I send PayPay or an Amazon gift card before asking my question? I don’t think bribery is appropriate. It would probably only put the other person in an awkward position. If you want to be helpful, you could provide information that’s useful to them, for example.
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