Language Cheat Reincarnation – Young Girl VTuber Saves the World Chapter 166: [Check, Please]

When I tried to take so sauce, Angu Ogu scolded for reaching out.

I wonder what I did wrong.

The correct answer is.

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Angu Ogu handed the sauce that was next to her.

I accepted it with an apology.

It's easy to forget knowledge you don't use.

During my previous stay, I had been taught so manners.

But they had completely slipped my mind.

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Angu Ogu made brief eye contact, and despite being quite far away, the waitress from earlier ca over imdiately.

By the way, isn't it also considered impolite to shout like "Sumimasen!" when calling the waitress?

While thinking about such things, the waitress brought sothing to our table.

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Saying so, Angu Ogu expertly packed her leftovers into the doggy bag.

I followed suit, and she reached for another item.

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I responded with a smile.

At first, I was overwheld, but once I got used to it, the waitress was very nice.

Arican waitstaff were really friendly, unlike in Japan.

That is probably due to the significant difference in the perception of "equality between custors and waitstaff.".

Japanese people sotis see that as a "poor work attitude.".

However, in Arica, this is normal.

Because it's equal, it's okay for them to use their smartphone and chat.

After all, aren't custors doing the sa thing?

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Inside the bill holder, there were two receipts: one for us and one for the restaurant.

There was a checkbox to choose the tip percentage.

Angu Ogu checked the box at the bottom, which said "20%," and signed it.

Angu Ogu got up from her seat.

Apparently, it's okay to leave it there and leave.

There's no need to check the tip amount with the waitress.

The credit card charge will be adjusted later to include the tip.

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Not giving a tip might be like saying, "You can work for $3 an hour.".

I solemnly pledged to always give a tip unless there was a very good reason not to.