A question about women who have me accompany them shopping.
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Don’t they care what people think when they’re out shopping with such an unremarkable, gray-haired old guy?
(If I were a woman, I’d probably be too embarrassed to do it.)
Does that kind of thing just not matter when material desires are involved?
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That’s pretty much how it is around here too. Since they spend more per visit than younger couples, the staff are more than happy to welcome them.
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Maezawa from the President’s Office here.
If you look at it that way, I wouldn’t be able to go shopping with my daughter either (though apparently some fathers are disliked by their daughters), or with my grandchildren...
I don’t know exactly how my daughter or grandchildren feel about it, but the joy of having someone buy things for you outweighs everything else, so we do go shopping together. In that sense, isn’t it much the same?
Has it really become an era where people think it’s strange to go shopping with your grandfather...?
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