[ his self-esteem might not be the greatest, but he’s not afraid to knock on a door and have it be angrily shut in his face. he’s worked customer service before. ]
Many thanks. I’ve been reading about idols, and it seems like they always have a crowd. It would be good for the people participating if we could give them that.
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Re: week 3 ; @shizukisoujuurou
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I was thinking of stocking up water. I don't need you to carry those, I can do that on my own.
Can you help invite people? Back home, one of the jobs I had was to give out fliers. Do you think that would work?
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Why ask then?
Yes. That should work... There are businesses in the area that have advertisement boards as well.
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[ his self-esteem might not be the greatest, but he’s not afraid to knock on a door and have it be angrily shut in his face. he’s worked customer service before. ]
Many thanks. I’ve been reading about idols, and it seems like they always have a crowd. It would be good for the people participating if we could give them that.
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They do. They'll lose heart if they don't, so we need to work hard to ensure that doesn't happen.
I don't mind crowds, but I don't know that I could handle a full audience in the way that they do. It's impressive, don't you think?
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The crowds are unbelievably huge. Until I moved to the city, I didn’t know so many people could come together at one spot.
But even the ones in Misaki City seems small in comparison to some of the pictures I saw. I think I’d faint.
I wonder, why do so many people get together for this? Does it make them happier?