Some employees not only fail to come to work on time, but also often make bad faces to customers, but everyone just can’t get enough of them. They are just cat employees. In the Asakusa Performing Arts Hall in Japan, there is a cat conductor Jirori,...
Some employees not only fail to come to work on time, but also often make bad faces to customers, but everyone just can’t get enough of them. They are just cat employees.
In the Asakusa Performing Arts Hall in Japan, there is a cat conductor Jirori, who is a hidden employee of the ticket hall. It doesn't go to work on time every day. Instead, it often misses work and hides in the cupboard to sleep soundly. No matter how busy the ticket office is and how noisy it is outside, it can fall asleep in various positions, completely ignoring the feelings of customers.
Even if it reluctantly gets up to go to work, it looks indifferent and often squints its eyes to look very sleepy.
Even if he is willing to serve guests, he still looks like a seasoned person. This conductor, when you put your paw on the ticket, are you giving it to me or not?
No matter what kind of customer he is, there is no difference in Jirori's eyes. Whether he is willing to serve or not depends entirely on his mood. Sometimes when I go to buy tickets, I don’t even see Jirori’s shadow.
In Jirori's eyes, no matter who the customer is at the ticket window, it's all the same. Whether you want to serve or not just depends on your mood. If there aren't enough cans today, you're definitely not in the mood.
Although Jirori is just a conductor, he behaves very well. He doesn't take other employees seriously at all, and even asks others to help him on his shift. However, other employees chose to forgive it because of its cuteness.
