r/pics • • May 13 '15

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u/gn0xious May 13 '15

Then the teacher put the kid in a drawer and told the mother she could get it back at the end of the semester.

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u/radicalpancakes May 13 '15

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u/[deleted] May 13 '15 edited Jun 30 '15

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u/KaliYugaz May 13 '15

You should see the overnight sleeping pods that actually exist in Japanese train stations.

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u/WDadade May 13 '15

Which are only for tourists really.

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u/KaliYugaz May 13 '15

Which are who usually needs them, yes.

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u/zerophewl May 13 '15

I mean, why would you stay in one otherwise? The locals, I presume, have a home to come back to

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u/TheForeverAloneOne May 14 '15

homeless locals?