After years as a seasoned company employee, with plenty of experience and countless bizarre bosses behind me, I thought I was invincible.
Then I was transferred to Yokohama, and discovered just how ignorant I'd been.
Back in the day, I thought a CEO proposing by blowing up a nuclear bomb was a little unconventional. But after seeing the crater district and the White Whale fall, I realized it was fashionable. The side effects are just a little severe.
I'd spent years cleaning up after my boss, who pulled cash worth several years of the country's GDP out of his pocket. Then I saw the so-called 7-billion-yen bounty and realized my old boss was still the more impressive one.
I used to think that a University of Tokyo diploma was practically handed out wholesale to transmigrators, so the boss's degree didn't mean much. Then I saw Yokohama crawling with illiterates and suddenly noticed the academic brilliance shining from the boss.
But that's okay. When the boss has a problem, we help him solve it!
1. The boss graduated from the University of Tokyo. In a world of CEOs with PhDs, it's practically an embarrassment to humanity!
Solution: Search for part-time master's programs and fax the information to the boss, while also looking up the requirements for applying to a PhD program just in case.
2. The boss's three kids are all educational washouts. It's a distortion of human nature and a collapse of morality!
Solution: Provide options for private tutors, online classes, and lists of prestigious schools.
3. The boss's eldest son ran away from home. His elderly father is in tears, and his youngest daughter is stumbling over her words!
Solution: Find out that the eldest son has abandoned the dark side and started working at a legitimate detective agency. To save the boss's face, switch to taking Miss Alice along for a visit.
After closing my computer, I silently sighed. Without the workers, Yokohama will be doomed sooner or later!
Theme: There are no stagnant workplaces, only brave troublemakers who stir things up
