It wasn't crowded today, but 20 minutes before closing time, customers came in to eat and drink at the restaurant. In Japan, Ramen is a kind of fast food, so some customers eat and leave in 20 minutes. But in Canada, few customers recognize Ramen as a fast food, so they usually stay in the restaurant for about an hour. Sure enough, this customers also said okay to “close at 10:00,” but there was no sign that they were going to finish eating, and we asked them to take their food home.
By the way, I tried to contact a company that handles tax returns in Japanese on my behalf by e-mail, but I don't understand how tax returns work, and I don't understand the reply from the company.
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It wasn’t busy today, but about 20 minutes before closing, some customers came in to eat and drink. In Japan, ramen is considered fast food, so some customers finish their meal in about 20 minutes. But in Canada, few customers see ramen as fast food, so they usually stay for about an hour. Sure enough, these customers agreed when we told them we close at 10:00, but they showed no signs of finishing their meal. In the end, we had to ask them to take their food to go.
By the way, I emailed a company that handles tax returns in Japanese on my behalf. But I don’t really understand how tax returns work, so I couldn’t make sense of their reply.
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