0:00 I don't know too much about it, but I know for a fact they don't build them to last. >> Stop building them paper paper houses. Come on, guys. >> Paper doors. They're out of style, man. >> Come on. It's pretty simple. Go to Home Depot. Get yourself some drywall. You're good. >> What are you doing? >> Yeah. What are you doing, dude? >> At least use paperier-mâché. >> Even in anime, some of those places like hella shabby. >> Knock on it. >> You can lean on it a little bit. >> All right. You guys might find this one a little bit shocking because you're Americans, but we here at JK, we understand the Japanese culture. >> So, a Japanese school teacher, >> especially Ryan. >> Exactly. A Japanese A Japanese school teacher is losing their job for misconduct after being caught in a convenience store working. >> Shame. >> No way. >> Shame. >> So, you might know why. So, leave it. Don't Don't.
0:50 >> So, there's a middle school teacher. They're being reprimanded because someone a at the Oka City Board of Education nailed it probably. >> Yeah. >> Gayama. >> They reported that they saw a man in his 60s who was a teacher at one of the city's junior public high schools working at a convenience store in Kurashi, the next town over. >> Wow. >> Nailed it. >> Are you white? >> I can't even. >> Are you white? >> I don't mind looking in that. >> That was good. Are we both Japanese? Like that ████ right? That was ████ good >> talking to my relatives. >> Are you white? >> Is this a Japanese show? That was ████ insane. >> So somebody sees this cat working at a convenience store, right? And they're like, >> I recognize this guy. And then the next day, so they reported to the school. The next day, the principal of that school goes to the convenience store and goes like, "Holy ████ this guy's really
1:40 working here." >> Meanwhile, in America, like I have every right to be a Only Fans chick, even though I teach kids. That's what I was going to say. I was going to say that the culture difference is our librarian's an eighth grader to get fired. >> Legit. >> That's great. >> Bringing a gun to school. >> And by the way, >> selling titty pics. >> Just to let you know, this guy get drunk at work. >> He's a stripper on the weekend. >> Yeah, dude. >> Just let you know, this guy's like day, right? The school and the convenience store are like 20 minutes away via train. >> Wow. >> Yeah. So this guy's like getting fired from his job for working a side job because apparently in Japan >> you can't have a side job if you're contracted to like your public >> exclusivity clause >> what's what's like economy like like not
2:32 macro scale but there most people get by with one job. >> They used to it's rough now but then they also work twice as much as Americans do >> but get paid like half. Yeah, >> but then their like quality of life is like Europe. It's a little bit better, but they work a lot. >> But the logic is so interesting because they say, and again, this is the article, not me. >> It probably makes them look bad. >> The no >> like the loyalty aspect. >> No, the logic is that they're not able to focus all of their energy on their primary job. The side gig is something that will cut into their focus and and their recover. >> Is that the ████ answer? >> But he's a teacher. Well, I don't know because this is academia. >> Yeah. So they probably >> news article, >> but company culture-wise, I know for a fact that they don't fire people. >> So like it because it makes the company
3:22 look bad. It's like, oh, you you have to keep firing people. What's wrong with your company? >> Really? >> So, >> but you probably can't work at Toshiba and Mitsubishi at the same time. >> No, no, not not side gigs, right? But then but then like the work culture is like for one they'll you know it'll look bad if people too many people get fired there and then two people would request to quit or whatever and then they'll be told nah. >> Holy ████ >> Yeah. >> I'm putting in my two weeks. No. >> Yeah. >> That does not happen here. >> Two weeks in my ass. >> Two years. So, you know how here two years if you if you see someone's resume stacked and you're like, "Oh, you were at Google and Apple and you were like do like, oh, f███." And then you did this and you were man. Oh, they we're going to hire you. >> You're a multitasker >> over there. They're like, "Why are you so disloyal?"
4:12 >> I agree actually. >> Do you? >> I do. Let's think about the NBA. >> The old NBA versus the new NBA, right? >> The old NBA, we have no loyalty. Kobe wore yellow his whole career. >> Mhm. And these other guys bouncing around team to team year to year. >> Was it their choice if they're getting bought the superstars? >> No. >> All of them. >> All of teaming. >> Is it their choice? They're getting traded. >> Oh, it's not fair. >> No. No. A lot of people just >> LeBron was his choice, bro. You think Luca wanted to go? He didn't want to go. >> No, that's just one. >> That's not just one. That happens all the time. >> KD, >> sure. >> And you want to get clipped up? Call him out. He'll tweet at you. >> Hey KD, I love you, dude. That you're sick. Katie, he said you're a teamer and you wouldn't have won a chip bouncing around. He just texted me that. He just texted me that. >> I think you said >> he said you're a shame in Japanese. >> Katie, please don't take my wife from me. I love her.
5:02 >> Is there like uh for the job thing because this convenience store is not competing with the school? Is it also a thing where like because he's seen having another job, it makes the school look like they can't? >> That's what I'm talking >> in Japan. He he was working at a convenience store for like 12 G's basically 1.7 million yen, which was over the span of two years. >> 12 G's for two years. >> So, but but he was so he was supplementing his earnings. Um >> and they don't get paid ████ that much on teachers, too. So, >> exactly. >> Probably trying to save up for a sex doll. >> Yeah. But the >> those are expensive. >> But the school felt humiliated, right? And then the guy had to release a personal statement basically saying like I deeply regret my actions. >> It does. It does cuz out there it's like yo why is a teacher have to have a second job? Like are they not paying him
5:53 enough? And then it's just so many rumors that cuz even in the states that'll happen. It's like yo I just saw ████ Mr. Belding working at Trader Joe's. >> Like did he fall into hard times? But then here it's like oh poor guy. Maybe we should help him. Over there they're like why the ████ did you make us look bad? This episode is brought to you by the RP Hypertrophy app. Want to build muscle but don't know where to start? Get jacked with the RP Hypertrophy app built by Dr. Mike Israel, who have you seen on this show. This app features over 45 pre-made training plans to help you get the results you want. Everything here is backed by science and the very latest in research, so you know it's going to work. And the very best part, it's super easy to use. Our subscribers, that's you guys, get a discount by
6:43 visiting rpstrength.com/rpmuscle. That's rpstrength.com/rpmuscle. RP muso link in the description below. >> Uh, that's kind Yeah. And it's a school. >> I was going to say all schools are like government or public too, right? Does that play a role? Like they're they're like funded. >> Oh, they have private schools, too. But >> does it say which this guy is? Cuz I feel like that might make a difference, too. Right. Private like educator. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's true. >> Cuz it's if if there was a >> I'm just thinking my Japanese brother. I'm just thinking outside the box. >> Why don't you host sometime with all the answers? >> I'm just thinking outside the side of the box. My Japanese twin. >> Cuz how bad would it look if a Harvard professor was also driving Uber and ████ working at Ralphs? >> Well, that's that's M. That's Walter White. By the way, I love that you
7:34 continue the Ralph's thing. >> It's Ralph. >> Pretty great, man. >> They don't have it in the East Coast, huh? I ████ up. >> Call back is insane. >> Ralph's the grocery store. Ralphs. >> The hell is that? >> You never been there? >> No. >> Yeah, >> it's a red sign. >> It's a grocery store. >> Yeah, >> we got Giant Eagle. >> My Midwest brother. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Giant Eagle. >> Piggly Wiggly. My Midwest brother. >> You know what that ████ is? No, you don't. >> No, I don't. >> Cuz you're not white trash. >> I know. I know. Bies. >> Bucky? HB? >> All right. You're white trash. >> What about Heinand's, bro? Heinand's market. That's Cleveland. >> No, I know Giant Eagle. >> So, the sad thing is that >> we're not talking about grocery stores right now. >> I do like a nice grocery store. >> I do like a nice grocery store is pretty cool. >> Have you been to Nia? >> So, check this out. >> Where's Nia? >> The fact that he had to apologize. The fact that he had to apologize. >> And he has to cut his guts open, too. >> No, he had to release a public statement. Regardless of my personal situation, my conduct was damaging to
8:25 the trust of public educators and professional ethics. >> So, I'm sure he understood that that was a risk to do that, right? >> Probably. >> Oh, man. And yeah, >> he's down and out. He needs money. What is he going to do? >> Who is this loser who spots him working at this place? >> What a scumbag. >> Tattletelling. >> But isn't Japan the attitude is like we are down and out together? >> I know, right? >> I didn't say it. I don't I don't know that. >> Is that not it? >> He doesn't know that. >> I don't know nothing about it. >> No, I don't know. >> One Japan one. We are If we're going to be poor, we poor together. Don't be poor by yourself. >> Out of humiliation, he is going to resign from his teaching position over the incident. Man, >> so now he lost his other time. >> Oh my god. So now Yeah, that's over. >> That sucks. >> That's bad. Bad ties for our boy. >> Convenience store's like, "Hey, you made us look bad with that." >> Yeah. >> All that teaching ████ We didn't know you were a teacher, dude. >> ████ fire, dude. Nerds don't work here.
9:15 >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We didn't know you were a teacher, bud. You know math. >> Hey, scan the coffee. Scan the cookie. Don't teach a bunch of kids stuff. >> Damn. That's That's a sad out. >> You can't be focusing on our ████ groceries anymore. They're just teaching kids. >> He can't win, >> dude. They're I think that's why a lot of people aren't having kids. And then the Gen Z of over there, same s███'s happening. They're like, I don't want to ████ work. >> Yeah, I don't want to work there. >> But can't you, According to you, in Japan, you could buy a house for like $2. >> You could buy a house for zero. >> So, what's the >> $0 zero interest house? >> So, what's up with that? >> Yeah. Why does he need two jobs? Like, what's costing? >> Yeah. Why is he buying a house with with nothing? Cuz those houses suck. They're falling apart, dude. Or maybe they're in the middle of nowhere. >> They're like 300 year old homes that you have to spend money to fix. So it's
10:05 Detroit. >> Well, aren't there stipulations, too? Like the Italy one where they're like, "If you move here, you have to bring a business of some sort." >> There's just all these like >> So you can't just be there and just exist. You have to like do something to the local economy. >> So it's like a it's a hot point that they use to attract attention and then they >> when you look into it, you're like, "Oh, I got to open a store." Like, "Oh, man." But like I think everything balances out like economy wise, right? Where so it's like their income is relative to their cost of living. >> So even though housing might be cheap to our dollars, for them >> it's a lot of money. >> Yeah. >> Damn, dude. >> Yeah. >> Bart sneezes and and that much money blows off his desk. He's like, I'll pick it up later. >> Meanwhile, that guy works two years for that amount. >> Yeah. >> The way their real estate works, it's like our luxury cars. So my aunt bought the apartment that my mom's living in in the 80s for 300k and now it's worth 35k.
10:58 >> Wow. >> Is that just cuz they like new stuff? >> No. Several things happened. They had a crash and they never recovered. That's one. >> Another one is their population's declining, but they keep building more homes. >> And then another one is they don't build houses like the states. >> Are they not allowed to? >> No, it's just like they just build them flimsier. I don't Are they not financially incentivized to build doors? You know, it's like, >> yeah, rice paper. >> Yeah, build it ████ up. It's cool. >> Why do they have paper doors? >> I think it has something to do with like and volcanoes and there's so many things that they just need to make it like quick to build or something. I didn't I don't know too much about it, but I know for a fact they don't build them to last. >> Stop building paper houses. Come on, guys. Paper doors. They're out of style, man. >> Come on. It's pretty simple. Go to Home Depot. Get yourself some drywall. You're good. >> What are you doing? >> Yeah. What are you doing, dude? At least
11:48 he's papier-mâché. >> Even in anime, some of this place is like hella shabby. >> Knock on it. >> You can lean on it a little bit. >> Old school houses is literally a cabin with paper. >> Yeah. The walls look so thin. Yeah.
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