'Rent-a-person who does nothing' in Tokyo receives endless requests, gratitude
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#2If you think about it, it's a bit surprising how many people, you think, couldn't do his job.
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#3Sometimes we say the most when we say the least
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#4People in Japan sometime rent out actors to act as parents, lovers, relatives, etc at weddings, marriage interview, and other occasions. This is nothing new.
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#5I've been renting hundreds of people who do nothing for years. From Capgemini. Nothing Japanese about it!
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#6This could be turned into a great, possibly awkward, movie.
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#7This could be turned into a great, possibly awkward, movie.
It couldn't be great if it wasn't awkward
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#8If you think about it, it's a bit surprising how many people, you think, couldn't do his job.
This and similar support jobs (mental health type jobs) are probably the hardest jobs in the world. Not only for the person doing it, but the requirements for such a thing are just astronomical and not really something you can learn. You can learn aspects of it, but to excel it requires a certain type of person.
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#9Ultimately, perhaps some of these people are really looking for a therapist.
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#10> "I get upset when people simply tell me keep on trying. When someone is trying to do something, I think the best thing to do is to help lower the bar for them by staying at their side"
This is brilliant.