1. The Pre-Emptive Customer

1、先发制人的顾客

In Japan, the store clerk often asks the customer if they would like a bag to carry their goods. However some customers, particularly elderly women, immediately throw out a hasty “iranai“, or “not necessary”, before the clerk even has a chance to ask the question.

在日本，店员经常会问顾客，他们是否想要一个袋子来装他们购买的产品。然而，一些顾客，特别是大妈，在店员问出这个问题之前就立刻不耐烦地说出“iranai（不要）”或者“不需要”。

2. The Arguing Duo

2、争吵二人组

This is one we’ve probably all been guilty off at least once — a friend or relative offers to pay for the shopping and a polite refusal turns into an argument over who will pay. In the meantime, the store clerk and all the customers waiting in line are silently screaming for the Arguing Duo to hurry up.

这一条，我们可能都至少犯过一次。一个朋友或亲戚要为购物买单，一次礼貌的拒绝变成了争吵谁来买单。同时，店员和所有排队的顾客都默默地在心里喊着，让这对争吵二人组快一点。

3. The Small-Changer

3、用零钱付账的人

There are times when store clerks appreciate small change and there are times when we really want to lighten our pockets too. The Small-Changer, however, shows no regard for details like counting out money, instead dumping all their coins on the tray for the cashier to pick through.

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