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Sir Cory, hope you won't mind my long post.
Since the kitchen part is the only part with big blocks of Japanese, I'll translate for you all what I can make out. (The rest of it is just "what is that?/A camera?/Ah! a camera's going round/Why have they put a camera going round? type stuff, like others have said.)
Kitchen staffer #1(glasses)- "Huh? What's this? There's a camera going round." Other lady off camera- "what's wrong?" 3rd lady, laughing- "hey- it's ok on a blue plate! (as if she's saying cameras are a blue plate special item, lol)"
Various staffers: "huh? what's that?"
Off camera lady: "The customer's inside? Who's (is) this?" Lady holding plate, setting it down: "There's a camera here someone may have forgotten! (she's being nice but stern about it, clearly irked)"
The first lady (in glasses)- "Yeah, that's it, they've forgotten it... (sounding concerned)" Walking away, holding camera on plate: "It's not raw (unintellegable). Coffee jelly for (customer) #30!"
Older lady's voice off camera again: "It still hasn't come (a response from the front staff[?])" Lady holding plate: "(I) haven't said anything (to them/anyone)" Young girl- "Really?" Camera plate holding lady: "Yeah" Older lady in background: "Put it back/out (the camera) this time- it's a mistake! (young girl laughing at that)"
Walking with plate- "Coffee jelly for #30!" RINGS BELL: "We're in trouble." Sushi chefs come. Lady: "This was going around and taking video..." Sushi chef- "Ah, this, it's probably a customer's. Umm, it's a foreigner." Lady- "they put it out (on here)?" Chef- "Yeah, they tried putting it out, to take (a video). Of the, er, of the scenery."
Plate goes round, back to girls- Sushi Chef to girls: "Oh, it came back, didn't it? (sounding nice at the end of a fun experiment, but slightly, ever so slightly irked at them, as if "ok, but please don't do that again, ok?)"
That's it. Hope my translation helps the fun a bit, the ladies in the kitchen were good sports about these girl's experiment. It was a rather rude but fun act, and they only got away with it because they were foreigners- the staff was nice about it, but the girls really should have asked first/known better. This kind of behavior is what makes Japanese sigh that foreigners are rude because they don't know any better...
That said, I thought this was friggin' HILARIOUS! Thanks for posting it- I live out near this area in Hokkaido ^_^
(hohun)
c'est toi, tout seul devant ton PC, à parler à un mur de machines qui dans le meilleur des cas t'envoient un mail automatisé 30 secondes après ton dépot de candidature "désolé, vous ne correspondez pas"
(hohun)
Des heures et des heures perdues à réecrire ton CV manuellement sur des plateformes propriétaires qui te renvoient vers d'autres plateformes propriétaires où il faut que tu réécrives ton CV aussi
(hohun)
perso j'ai passé cinq mois à rechercher un taf dans un système qui est complètement automatisé, la seule personne qui produit un effort c'est toi et le RH qui reçoit éventuellement ta candidature si elle a passé l'analyse de mots clés et l'analyse de l'IA
(carwin)
15:52:05 Ecoute, je sais pas. Sous couvert d'humanité et de "bienveillance", on fait subir à des chômeurs (donc des gens en galère) des petits jeux. C'est pas squid games mais la démarche est la même: infantilisation, petite humiliation au passage