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And now, chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

The difference between America and other countries is really self-evident in this story.

So according to at Facts, in Japan,

those who arrive early to work

park in a parking lot further away from their workplace in order to give way to those

who arrive late to make it on time. They call it mutual understanding. We in America call it mutual understanding.

We in America call it stupid.

Ha! Just dumb.

The whole point of arriving early to work is to get the good parking spot.

I don't, I don't understand.

I guess the practice according to this post is rooted in a cultural emphasis on consideration for others and teamwork.

And by parking farther away, early arrivals allow late comers to have easier access to the workplace helping them arrive on time.

Oh, isn't that special?

It's reflecting broader societal values in Japan, where cooperation and harmony are prioritized.

And you know, while this practice may not be universally adopted across all workplaces,

yeah, because it's dumb, It has been rooted in various discussions and

antidotes related to Japanese work culture. Isn't that special? Yeah. So Japan, I

get it. You know, you want to be nice and you think I'll just park farther away.

So the people arriving late will be able to get on time so they don't have to walk very far.

Isn't that special? It's called mutual understanding.

Holy cow. I mean why even show up early if you're not going to get the good parking

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