"I promised to only have one Red Bull a day, but this is a Monster Energy so it doesn't count."

Love Elda's attempt at bending the rules, lol

Just hope they don't get sue by those crybaby Monster Energy Drink company lmao. Last time, i heard they sued other companies left and right because they have "monster" in their name and one of the recent one i heard was Pokemon because of their full name " Pocket Monsters," when Pokemon was founded way before the Monster Energy Drink founded their company, and of course, they lost 💀 But it's super ridiculous and stupid to sued about the name that wasn't their origin to begin with.

It's basically free publicity for them... And yet they act as Nintendo when it comes to copyright...

About anime though: Watching Elda going out feels natsukashiiii
Nowadays i repeat to myself "its fine as long as they dont pay attention to me" and it works miracles :)
Sometimes real life girls stare with drool at their faces so i hide inconspicuously/secretly cause i feel like Elda does when this happens

Hope they wont suddenly start doing copyright version of krystal nacht then invading foreign countries shouting to stop saying "monster",since 2039 year is close enough,sooo...

I'm just waiting for Elda to pull out the Bang Energy drink lol

Bang went bankrupt how they gonna pay for product placement?

they did? That's news to me.

she's bending rules left and right every time so, "this time doesn't count" XD

its ok to drink 2 redbulls a day

Monster energy do be hitting different fr

should try a sting sometime.

Boomer Elda

I'm not sure if this was said in previous episodes, but I like how its mixing in historical Japanese culture in these episodes. Learn some very interesting things.

Too bad in my case i would probably forget those trivia tibits one hour after watching the episode

I'll remember all the fake historical stuff that Elda did, like the tradition of going to get ramen in the middle of the night.

Choose the best quality of foods

Koyuzu sees all lol

*Choose the best waifu, Koyuzu

I'd take Koyuzu any year any day

there is no best waifu all of them are great

I love the parishioners thoughtfully watching over Elda from the shadow lol

Parishioners: Must protecc Lady Takamimi

If only people are like that instead of creepy obsessed stalkers or desperate possessive fans

Goooooooooooooood girl!

Elda the Origami master

The power of the internet lol

The scene with Elda blowing bubbles while the sun is setting is awesome.

Poor Koyuzu just wanted her sister's attention, love how elda knew and helped her out plus elda looked so pretty in the sunset with the bubbles

what is your profile pic from?

Elsa really fell for the "oh! A piece of candy!" Trick with those battle frogs lol. Adorable

she is a blood relative of james wood

Koyuzu is sooo cuteee😭

Ahhhh
Those were the days, playing outside with kites or blowing bubbles. They played with origami but back then i made paper crush gears lol. Although i want to make that Dragon Origami so bad

How the heck did they beat them at arriving at the raffle station and rigging the game???

Wholesome episode.

Koyuzu would make a great wife someday.

Good that they rigged that contest. Elda-sama deserved that golden frog tank.

koyuzu is elda's second wife

more like business owner tbh she could have a restaurant and POP OFF

she would be an amazing restaurant owner

she be thriving, with her good asf varied healthy foods AND adorableness.

Restaurant owner wife.
However, she may not like it, because then cooking becomes a job instead of something she enjoys to do for the people she loves.
So, housewife, cooking for family. Where she doesn't have to get stuck in a menu and can keep having fun and cooking whatever sounds good.

Or she may have a tireless love of cooking and may like the routine, and then still stretch to find the time to cook new things for those around her off menu.

maybe she needs a homely cafe that all the guests are like family

She should have just worn a full-ear headset so it will look fashionable on her and not look like a creep walking down the streets.

Imagine if someone saw her with a headset and thought "Takamimi-sama is a streamer?!" and started looking for her Twitch channel

It's kinda crazy what a society based on respect looks like...

I wish i lived in a society where respect is something everyone gives as a basic human instinct to each other instead of our society where people think "respect is a thing people should earn".
That's like saying people should earn the right to breath or drink water.

The reason why respect (trust, belief, love, etc) should be earned is because some people tend to exploit them for unfair better treatment, especially some with some form of higher status.
The baseline is neutral acknowledgement, then it can build from there the more you interact with someone.

Viewed another way, some people think interpersonal relationships can't be viewed as scientific. However, the history you have with someone is the evidence you use to judge how to interact with them.

I think that's part of the problem. The idea that you can't respect people you DON'T trust, love, belief in, etc. One would think the base neutral acknowledgement should include by default respect for each other. But alas, it doesn't, and that lack of respect then can spiral down into A LOT of other problems.
Then again, I admit it is very difficult to respect someone you hate, or distrust, or someone you are in disagreement with.

And yeah. The bias each one has, based on previous experiences and relationship can also lead into other type of problems with how interact with others, or lead you into having a soft spot for a certain type of people.

Getting into specifics, there are many types of people across the spectrum, from decorous secretly-malicious people, to decent people who don't care about societal decorum, & everyone in between; ergo people should learn to judge these nuances.

Respect has a specific meaning, & while it sounds nice, respecting someone before you actually know them is "putting the cart before the horse".
In practice, neutral acknowledgement using @ least the minimum societal decorum is the best course of interaction.
Again, it's not about do or don't, it's about starting neutral then advancing from there based accumulated interactions.

These days I think of most people like they are big kindergarteners. It gives me a lot more patience when dealing with normies. And while I honestly don't have a lot of respect for most people's opinions (because of how little thought went into said opinions), I still respect them as human beings.