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Thank you for giving me your contact
details. This is Kaname Yako.
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Thank you for reaching out.
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Yuki Nomoto here.
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So, your name "Yu" actually
came from "Yuki", huh?
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That's right.
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I also actually thought that
"Yako" was your first name.
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It's actually your family name.
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That's right. Quite unusual, isn't it?
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Translations by FURRITSUBS
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She loves to cook and
She loves to eat
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This is what we wanted to give away
at the end of the week after next, right?
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That's right.
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Gosh, there's quite a lot to do, huh?
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February 14
Wednesday
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Wait. Isn't it Valentines next week?
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You're right. It's on a Wednesday.
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Did you make plans?
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Plans?
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With Kasuga.
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No, uhh... No plans in particular though.
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Really? Aren't you going to
give her chocolates?
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Chocolates?
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Right...
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I've been able to do this much...
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But, don't you think she would
see it as a love confession?
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What?
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Well, as far as conventional
culture goes, then yes.
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Right?
- What?
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Ms. Sayama, I'm actually
scared to do that.
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I'm scared that our
relationship might change.
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There's this feeling that
I want to keep it that way
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and a part of me that I don't.
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You're right. I mean, there's that...
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Just give it casually?
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Isn't it totally fine if you want to express
your daily gratitude or something?
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Casually?
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Like, "Here's some chocolate."
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No, I just can't do that!
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You're right, that's too much for you.
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Excuse me.
- Yes!
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About this one...
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Yes?
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There has been a change.
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Change?
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Overall, they want to add
more pop-up specifications.
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Is that so?
Let's add more then. More.
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Ms. Fujita, thank you for your hardwork.
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Ms. Kasuga, thank you for working hard.
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Excuse me for a bit.
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Excuse me.
- Yes?
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I wanted to talk to you about my shift.
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Let's talk about it at the back.
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DAD
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Hello?
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Can't you atleast answer my calls?
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Do you know how many times I've called?
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Why don't you just come home already?
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Your mom's got her hands full
with taking care of your grandma.
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It's not like you're doing much
work over there either.
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Wandering around instead of
getting married.
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Haven't you had enough?
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Is that all that you're calling for?
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That's harsh of you.
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Do you have any idea how
hard it has been for your mom?
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Your grandma is showing
signs of dementia.
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Anyway, it's been tough everyday!
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Akira came by to visit.
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Isn't Akira going to help out?
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He lives nearby, doesn't he?
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That would be too unfair for him!
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He's at his prime of life.
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He's going to have it hard once
the baby's coming.
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It would be pitiful to have him
care for her at such a time.
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Besides, Akira is the eldest son.
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How about you?
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You're making mom do everything.
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When grandma's your own parent.
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Don't you have desire to help
out your family at all?!
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Why have you always been like this?!
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Both your grandma and your mom...
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How long do you think
they've been taking care of you?!
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Kasuga! Welcome back.
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Did you just get home too, Nomoto?
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Yeah.
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Nomoto...
- Kasuga...
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Sorry. What is it?
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Well...
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Seems like chicken meat is cheap at the
supermarket in front of the station tomorrow.
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Is that so?
- Yes.
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You could buy them in bulk
and freeze them.
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It's true. I've heard good things.
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Well then.
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See you.
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By donuts, do you mean "that"?
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Yes, that.
- Really?
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I heard that it's all the rage again now,
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especially among young people.
- Really?
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This restaurant is also so
popular that it sells out
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within a few hours of opening!
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What kind of donuts could these be?
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It's all freshly fried.
- Woah! Amazing!
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They're freshly made doughnuts.
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Looks good! I'll dig right into it!
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Good evening.
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Oh? What's the matter?
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You've been on the balcony all this time
and I couldn't help myself.
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Gotta be careful, you shouldn't
lean that much over there.
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Right.
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Aren't you cold?
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It is cold, huh?
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You're right.
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Are you close with your family, Nagumo?
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What?
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They send you food and all that, don't they?
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It's not like I'm close
with them, it's more of...
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I just think they worry about me.
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Is that so?
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They know I quit from my work.
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They ask if I'm eating well?
Or if I'm doing alright?
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We've always taken pride when
it came to eating a lot in the past.
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It was a home that taught you on
how to stay healthy if you ate well.
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But I couldn't always eat
as much as my parents expected.
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Anyway, I know you'd
want me to eat too, right?
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That's rather difficult for me.
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Is that so?
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It was the opposite in my case.
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What?
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In my family, my brother is the oldest son,
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so he gets priority in some way.
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I was given less side dishes than my brother,
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and I was not given enough to eat.
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I see.
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It's been a long time since
I've done this much unknowingly.
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Kasuga, I'm sorry for messaging
you this late at night.
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Do you like donuts?
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I'll just bring it with me tomorrow.
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It was delicious.
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That's so cool.
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Nomoto is from the Tohoku region,
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and she made grilled rice balls
using Sendai miso paste.
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Grilled rice balls with miso paste?
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Yes.
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That sounds good.
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It was the first time I've had one.
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Good evening.
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Good evening.
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I'm so sorry!
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I had no idea, and yet I
asked you out for some meal...
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So, that's how it is.
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Not at all. Although...
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I'm glad you invited me out.
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If so, then that makes me glad.
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But still, you actually started
making donuts at this time.
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What?
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And this much...
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Well, it's...
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I have this habit of impulsively
cooking large quantity of food
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when I'm thinking or something...
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In large quantities...?
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T-That's right...
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Putting it that way makes me seem
like a sketchy person or something.
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No, not at all.
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You don't really seem sketchy,
I rather find it amazing.
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Nomoto is amazing, really.
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How exactly do you shape a donut?
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Well, there are many ways to do it,
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but today I will try to make it by hand.
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First up, cut this into four quarters.
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Poke a hole using your finger...
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Like this.
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It's a donut.
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Let's keep making
donuts in this way.
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Alright.
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And then, with two fingers...
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Roll, roll, roll. That's it.
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This much?
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It would be better to make
the hole a bit bigger than that.
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With your two fingers.
- Right.
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How about this?
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A bit bigger maybe?
- Bigger?
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It's done!
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Amazing!
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A mountain of donuts like
the ones in a picture book.
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I have to take a photo.
Photo, photo...
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Can I move it?
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Thank you.
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Looking good.
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Nagumo, will a drink do for you?
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Is there anything you want to drink?
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I have milk so I can make milktea for you.
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Well then, yes.
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I'll gladly have some.
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Just the right amount of sweetness.
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It's delicious.
- Right?
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The milktea is delicious.
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Really? I'm glad!
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Nagumo, would you like to bring
home some donuts for later?
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Would you be able to eat
it at your place?
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Yes, as long as I'm by myself.
Is that okay?
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Of course. You can have it for
breakfast tomorrow and such.
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Thank you so much.
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It's been so long since
I've done something like this.
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To talk with people over food.
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I see.
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If you don't want to answer,
it's fine but can I ask...
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When did it become difficult
for you to eat with others?
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Around grade school, I guess?
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I looked it up on the internet and I found
out that it's something called "Deipnophobia."
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Deipnophobia - a form of social anxiety disorder,
manifesting as the fear of eating in front of others.
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Deipnophobia?
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I heard that a lot of people get it
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in grade school during
school lunch detention.
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Lunch detention - when you can't finish your lunch,
they make you stay behind until you finish it.
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Lunch detentions were around
when we were kids too.
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I once felt sorry for a kid who couldn't get
their lunch down until the next class.
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With a scary teacher, at that.
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That's right.
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Since then, when I go out
to eat with someone,
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I get so anxious about what I
should do if I can't eat or what I will do
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if I leave some food behind
and other stuff.
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That must have been hard on you.
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I... I didn't know that you have
a phobia of dining out,
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but are you seeing a doctor about it?
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I haven't gone to the hospital for it.
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Is that so?
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I'm thinking it might be
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a good idea to go to the
hospital and see if it gets better.
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It was quite difficult for me
to talk about it with people,
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and I often had trouble
getting along with others.
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But I realized that it is very
comforting to be told in this way
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that it's okay for me
to just have a drink
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and that it's okay for me
not have to eat at all.
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I may not be able to eat it right now,
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but I'm looking forward
to eating it tomorrow.
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That makes me glad.
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You should bring some with
you too, Kasuga.
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Thank you so much.
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By the way, how many will
you be bringing with you?
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Four... 5 pieces.
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Six.
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Six?
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You're really going for it.
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