/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

I just passed a job interview. Can I still post on /jp/?

[Anonymous No.]

you just did.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9343008
Of course you can. As long as you wire me money when I need it.

[Anonymous No.]

What kinda job?

[Anonymous No.]

That depends on what the job is. You might have to fill out a card and lose access to certain threads and timeslots, though.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

Sorry OP, it’s time.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9343010
Insurance office sales manager.

[Anonymous No.]

congrats!
your life is now a loss.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9343025
Out.

[Anonymous No.]

I must ask you to leave if it involves customer service.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9343028
I had to lie that I'm good at communication. I also stared into the interviewer's eyes during the whole conversation because I was too afraid to look away.

[Anonymous No.]

Why do people automatically assume that everyone on /jp/ has to be NEET or a hikikomori?

[Anonymous No.]

Are you going to wear your lucky Milky Holmes t-shirt to work now?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9343044
Because they do.
And if you think otherwise then this is not the right board for you.
Perhaps Reddit or >>>/b/ would fit you more.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9343044

I think it's more that everyone assumes no one should be blogging about their dull life accomplishments on a board that has nothing to do with it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9343008
You post on /jp/ to ask if you can post on /jp/?
Delete your post, for it was intended shitpostery.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9343048
Excuse me? I'd like it if you didn't jump to hasty conclusions like that. Do you even know about this board's culture? Being unemployed is not a prerequisite for enjoying the interests catered to on /jp/, not to mention that not leaving your room doesn't automatically make you a great poster or vice-versa. Some of the worst posters on the board, I'm sure, live off of those so-called "autism bucks."

What's most important is that people aren't shitposters, not their social standing nor their occupation. Furthermore, having a job doesn't necessarily imply or equal that person being of "that" kind.

>>9343051
Of course, but I hardly think /jp/'s current status would allow one to respect untold rules like that. /jp/ is more like "Anything Goes: The Board + Touhou" these days.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9343065
>/jp/ is more like "Anything Goes: The Board + Touhou" these days.

So you have free license to help shit it up further. Of course.

[Anonymous No.]

I have a girlfriend.

Can I post on /jp/?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9343071
... What?

[Anonymous No.]

Dear >>9343065,
This is >>9343048, I've read your post and I would like to apologize for my words.
You are absolutely correct, I have jumped into conclusions.
As you said; The most important thing is that people are not shitposters.
Thank you for being so kind to respond to me and open my eyes.

I will now proceed to delete my post.
All the best.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9343072
btw i'm a girl

[Anonymous No.]

>>9343072
As long as she's not real.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9343083
And thank you for actually reading my post. I will do the same.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9343008
oh well congrats OP, don't go postal in a few years now

[Anonymous No.]

Sure, you'll probably be gone in a few days anyway.

[Anonymous No.]

Sure you can, you just need to think of something else to replace the second E in NEET.

e.g. Eroge.

[Anonymous No.]

Cool blog yo.

[Totaku No.]

In all serious, yes you can still post. It's not even necessary to ask such a question. You're just not a NEET anymore. Doesn't mean you can't post though.

Just know where your responsibilities matter first.

[Anonymous No.]

You damn well better be good at communication in a job like that, OP. I for one got to be good at communication despite being an aspie from a mom who possibly had PMS syndrome or work stress and having to make my words as clear as possible with exactly the right content.