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Added: Feb-23-2013 Occurred On: Feb-23-2013
By: k-doe
In: Other Entertainment
Tags: japan, movers, vs other guy
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  • japan service in world number one! we are proud and we will keep like this forever. good for our economy and people. of course expensive. but japanese salaries also high and high service is also standard in japan. mcdonalds in japan is like fine dine service in new york

    Posted Feb-23-2013 By 
    Sekai (84.20)  

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  • LOL... This is like those promotional videos or safety videos in the US...Where everyone is wearing safety glasses, and safety helmets, speaking proper English...But if you go to one of those factories unexpectedly, 2 dudes are smoking crack and shooting dice in the locker room, some dude is sticking his penis through the finger guard on a dare. Some dude is on the phone arguing with his wife, machinery is overspeeding, and no one gives a fuck.

    Posted Feb-23-2013 By 
    Mariner1 (273.00)  

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    • @Mariner1 then when shit happens the unions blame it all on the owners, and lawsuits fly. gosh.

      Posted Feb-23-2013 By 
      bathory72 (503.60)  

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    • @Mariner1 Yeah. I work at UPS and we have to watch hazardous materials videos every once in a while, and the people working in the video are carefully placing perfectly cube shaped boxes on belts at a very slow pace and smiling the whole time.

      Then you go into the actual warehouse and boxes are fucking everywhere, being thrown and kicked.

      Posted Feb-23-2013 By 
      haiyaaa (108.22)

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    • @bathory72 spoken like a true owner...

      Posted Feb-23-2013 By 
      riatzz (44.60)  

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    • @Mariner1: This might be the best LL-comment ever, thanks :D

      Posted Feb-23-2013 By 
      tr3ntr3zn00r (286.30)

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  • The last mover I hired he was smoking a joint and had a tracking bracelet on his ankle....

    Posted Feb-23-2013 By 
    gizmo8 (418.66)  

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  • The "other guys" are Turks and it was a insurance companys viral adv.

    Posted Feb-23-2013 By 
    Rasko (8.00)  

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  • There are moving companies in the US that will do this. It not about the country, but how much you're willing to spend. Years ago, I used to do this, and we had a few jobs where we even had to clean the breakfast table, wash then pack the dishes, fold laundry, etc. Some folk are that lazy and/or busy, but we did charge a lot more money though.

    Posted Feb-23-2013 By 
    femanvate (36.10)  

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  • 30 pack of beer a u haul and a few buddy's,that's how I get it done

    Posted Feb-23-2013 By 
    Ammoman (9.10)  

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  • I fucking love the attention to detail and perfection that the Japanese have. Why no other country is as courteous as Japan I still wonder.

    Posted Feb-23-2013 By 
    HalfChuck (318.40)  

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    • @HalfChuck Yeah, the Japanese don't even ask for a tip for the delivery of a large pizza. It only costs $30!

      Posted Feb-23-2013 By 
      s7rugg1e (35.60)  

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    • @HalfChuck

      Politeness is deeply ingrained in the culture, partly because of the high population density, and partly because in the past, higher ranking citizens could kill those beneath them without penalty. It's their solution to making sure everyone gets along.

      Posted Feb-23-2013 By 
      Vulturedoors (456.18)

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    • @s7rugg1e They don't need 'tips' - the drivers are paid a good wage and don't need to rely on tip culture.

      Posted Feb-24-2013 By 
      crik (41.30)  

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    • @HalfChuck I will tell you why, bacause japan is a "racist" country, at least by lib logic. A homogeneous society without mass immigration, that brings social stability, peace and trust.
      Just like white countrys in the 50's or 60's.

      Posted Feb-24-2013 By 
      wooly mammoth (6.70)

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  • money gets shit done more money get more shit done

    Posted Feb-23-2013 By 
    LoveLeak (94.40)  

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  • Larry Curly and Moe at the end are worth the wait or fast forward to about 4:00.

    Posted Feb-23-2013 By 
    Leeky_Deeky (122.90)  

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  • Just wait until you see your bill.

    Posted Feb-23-2013 By 
    Ihavecrabs (55.60)  

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    • @Ihavecrabs
      Probably it will be more expensive then all my stuff that carried

      Posted Feb-23-2013 By 
      Rasko (8.00)  

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    • @Rasko Exactly. You hit the nail on the head. This will only be benefitial if you work for the military or a company willing to pay for your moving costs. Regarding this particular moving service.

      Posted Feb-23-2013 By 
      Ihavecrabs (55.60)  

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  • Probably about 2500 bucks, but worth every penny if you can afford it. Moving is a pain in the ass and respect should be given to anyone doing it for a living...

    Posted Feb-23-2013 By 
    godbluff (129.20)  

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    • @godbluff IDK, all those people and equipment for an entire day at Japanese wages. Probably closer to a five digit figures.

      Posted Feb-23-2013 By 
      KaaaBOOM (476.98)  

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    • @KaaaBOOM Exactly ... over here looking at 10 grand easy. No way for JUST 2500 for 3 people to pack, move and unpack you WITHOUT stealing all your valuables.

      Posted Feb-23-2013 By 
      1entregan1 (11.90)  

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  • These guy put all the moving companies here to shame.

    Posted Feb-23-2013 By 
    remini33 (123.20)

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  • I like how everything is explained in great detail, all but the price

    Posted Feb-23-2013 By 
    qdUBq (46.10)  

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    • @qdUBq are you moving in japan or why is that relevant?

      Posted Feb-23-2013 By 
      Harril (11.50)  

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    • @Harril
      I'm guessing when you go to hire a company to provide you with any type of service you make the face in your avatar when the topic of price is discussed then sign on the dotted line? Since its irrelevant and all..

      Posted Feb-23-2013 By 
      qdUBq (46.10)  

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  • We just leave everything behind. Cheaper.
    .
    Or throw it out the winda

    Posted Feb-23-2013 By 
    Disbelieve (120.50)

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  • If this service was available in North America, it would cost $20,000 and take seven days. And they still would never reach this level of anal-retentive attention to detail. Hell, I even challenge the GERMANS to match this!

    Posted Feb-23-2013 By 
    Lewellan222 (84.50)  

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    • @Lewellan222 Well, these are german standards, adapted by Japan. Just google for it ;-)

      Posted Feb-23-2013 By 
      graaff (8050.32)  

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    • @Lewellan222
      Negative.. I own a moving company and we provide comparative services.. The most I have ever charged on a relocation was $15,000.. I have also never had a customer pay for unpacking services.

      Posted Feb-24-2013 By 
      Tintguy (5.60)  

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    • @Tintguy I was actually kidding about the $20,000, but you guys do this?! All the belongings, too? Sheesh. I had no idea.

      Posted Feb-28-2013 By 
      Lewellan222 (84.50)  

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    • @Lewellan222

      We do this I would say on a more reasonable scale. Any video made to sale you on a product is going to show the "extreme" Our extreme looks very similar to this (if we were to make a video..) We do not protect the walls, but we do place door jam protectors made of quilts and stair railing protectors.. we also stretch wrap sofas and pad wrap all furniture... and much more...

      Posted Mar-6-2013 By 
      Tintguy (5.60)  

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