New fridges are all trash designed to crap out in ~5 years anyways so you don't need to worry about this. You should impose harsh working conditions on your Faulty Armor made refridgerator to show it who is boss. They actually respond positiviely to that kind of management.
Small is a relative term. Japanese women can be scary AF because they aren't retarded. She already has the construction company scared. Several of their higher ups have had meetings with us to apologize. Furthermore, they don't even talk to me me anymore. They mostly just greet and bow to her for the most part.
The first delay was because their original design didn't meet the expected earthquake resistance rating. The second delay was foundation was 1m off from the correct spot; I still don't understand how they could have screwed that up. The third delay was because they misscheduled our construction team. They were stuck on other projects. My guess is that the delays from the foundation screw up carried over to the construction team scheduling issues. Now they are saying there is a shortage of adhesive and calk because of a lack of petroleum.
my wife was watching some jap drama yesterday and as i walked in, i heard "sinku" and i was like "wtf, did they say sink?" and shes like "yea, he told him to wash the fruits in the sinku"
It's funny you mentioned that. I asked my wife about that too. Why do they use English words where Japanese words already exist for some of those things. Her reply was pretty much the same as your.
It goes both ways with every language. Your example of"futon" is literally a Japanese word that has been adopted by English.
Our plot is about 95m^2. There isn't much space outside our house on the plot. Our "backyard" is about 1.8m deep and the front is supposed to have a .7m setback. My hypothesis is that they flipped the spacing between the setback in the front and the "backyard". I suppose it's a pretty easy mistake to make, but it delayed construction by about a month. BTW, we are on our third construction manager. I'm not sure what happened to the first lady after she screwed up the foundation. I think the second guy who screwed up the schedule either quit or was let go. his name is still on the construction site for the house next ours. The third guy seems pretty decent. He responds to all our inquiries. My feels bad for him, as he was left with a giant mess.
except we're using japanese words for japanese stuff
lady? how the hell is a bitch in construction in like a 99% male dominated industry, thats your first mistake when you saw her pulling out some drawing plans for the concrete
Affirmative action in Japanland.lady? how the hell is a bitch in construction in like a 99% male dominated industry, thats your first mistake when you saw her pulling out some drawing plans for the concrete
