tabana wrote::rofl:
The infamous san roku maru.
in japan i think they call it the maru maru maru....cuz they didn't sell any.....
Started by ahochaude · 23 Nov 2003 · 35,048 replies
tabana wrote::rofl:
The infamous san roku maru.
littlemissfab wrote:
hahaha.. i remember a friend of my mom who used to work in japan.. she managed to send 3 dvd players, 2 ps2s, 3 digital cameras back home to the philippines during the change of season... it was just on the streets.. it was in perfect working condition.. but i think they were spring cleaning or something.. when i spring clean.. nothing comes out of my room... :sweat:
tabana wrote:Probably less than a 1000, bought by gaming otaku. =T
Yup. It's crazy.
tabana wrote::hehe:
Seeing even they're super sleek cafe closed down, that might be the only way to sell them. :mrgreen:
littlemissfab wrote:
but you have to admit.. they have a RICH history to fall back on.
not so quite with their western counterparts..
Tu_triky wrote:
that or a free pocket protector
Eve wrote:
Just because the Europeans didnt bathe.....
Tu_triky wrote:
oh i will readily admit that...but the consumption there is obscene...the obsession to have the lastest gadget, the best fashion, the newest model of this or that, be part of the lastest trend....i mean com'on man they just passed that law that makes it illegal to sell second hand/used electronics.
qilver wrote:
there recyling bins are going to fill up faster now, with old parts, and out of date electronics that are a month/week old.
Tu_triky wrote:
lol...seriously....
qilver wrote:
talk about waste...in with the new, out with the garbarge(out of date electronics that are barely a week old)
where is the efficiency in that? :hehe:
Tu_triky wrote:
unfortunately the argument isn't one about efficiency...the point we were discussing was hyperconsumption...and money....
tabana wrote:They might even put stuff in the garbage can not even on sale over here. :shamefulcry:
ahochaude wrote:i farted. my stomach's messed up.
Shindou wrote:lol, take a look at this
http://money.cnn.com/2006/04/13/magazines/fortune/fastforward_fortune/index.htm
CNN has a story about an Indian IT outsourcing firm HCL Technologies, whose president feels that 'employees come first and customers second.' He further feels that every employee should 'rate their boss, their boss' boss, and any three other company managers they choose, on 18 questions using a 1-5 scale. There is even an electronic ticket system to flag anything they think requires action in the company. The company president explains, 'It can be I have a problem with my bonus, or My seat is not working, or My boss sucks.' This ticket is then routed to a manager for resolution. The article's argument: India has the most modern management system in the world."
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