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Shibuya
@shibuyafilm
in Japan, it's socially acceptable and even seen as a sign of dedication to fall asleep in public places, such as on the train or in the office. known as inemuri (居眠り), this practice translates to "sleeping while being present." it reflects that the person is tired from working hard, and in some contexts, it is even seen as a sign of diligence and commitment.
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Commstark 🎩🫂
@commstark
I get called a bum when I do this I’m under appreciated
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Alex Loukissas 🍉
@futureartist
I've fallen asleep in cinemas, clubs, bars, parties. I'm japanese at heart.
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AlPlanet Ⓜ️ 🎩 🎭
@alplanet
Ha If everyone else is at it I'd fake it but I love a fake nap too. fr tho, in that atmosphere, I'd fake work too. I care as much about a corporation as they do about me. And I'd still nap in public cause why not 🎩 100 $degen
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TheModestThief🎩
@thief
why does this look like the opening sequence in Battle Royale
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ΛDRIΛN 👽🛸
@adrianandreev.eth
In corporate America, if you do this in the break room you go to HR. But in the car, no HR🫡
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Trebor🎩🟡
@trebor69
True degen behavior haahahah
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hawaii
@investanything
TIL didn't know this at all....although i lived there almost 8 years....
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helladj™
@helladj.eth
Fent is outta control
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Hotch 🎩
@jph.eth
I know it isn't very pc to criticize cultural norms different that your own, but this is honestly seems dysfunctional to me
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