Hello. You work at a bookstore in Osaka. What time are you busiest?
Hello. Mostly in the evening. There are people who stop by on their way home from the station, and on Saturdays and Sundays, they come little by little starting in the afternoon.
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Hello. Mostly in the evening. There are people who stop by on their way home from the station, and on Saturdays and Sundays, they come little by little starting in the afternoon.
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there is. But in the beginning, I talked too much about my favorite books. I've even published a thick novel even though the other person was looking for a short book.
Ask them what they have read recently and when they would like to read it. Depending on whether you want to read it while commuting or at home on your day off, it will be easier to choose.
I once chose a cooking essay for someone who doesn't cook. I heard that you like reading about people's lives more than how they make things.
Not yet. I don't think that just because someone bought it, they must like it. I just hope I can hear it when I come again.
Regardless of my job, I often read the first few pages before making a selection. Some books are still stacked. Just because I'm a store clerk doesn't mean I can read everything.
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