Princess!The title is the toll-free phone number of Staff Service Holdings Co. (0120-022-022)
The catchphrase of the company, "Oh! Jinji!" is a wordplay.
"2" can read as "JI" in Japanese. So, "0-2-2" -> "O - Ji - Ji" -> "Oh! JinJi!"Like I said, give the suppository with your mouth...That's disgusting!Are you crazy or something?!I just heard what you guys are talking about!Reisen, do what Eirin has told you to do.Reisen, do what Eirin has told you to do.Just what are you saying, Princess?!Because this seems interesting!It's none of your concern!
"Oh! 人事!" is a catchphrase from advertisements of Staff Service Holdings Co., one of Japan's major staffing agencies.
"人事 (jinji)" means "human resources."
There is a satirical pun for "Oh! 人ごと!," because 人事 also can read as "人ごと."
"人ごと" or "他人事" (hitogoto) means "somebody else's problem."
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The title is the toll-free phone number of Staff Service Holdings Co. (0120-022-022)
The catchphrase of the company, "Oh! Jinji!" is a wordplay.
"2" can read as "JI" in Japanese. So, "0-2-2" -> "O - Ji - Ji" -> "Oh! JinJi!"
Like I said, give the suppository with your mouth...
That's disgusting!
Are you crazy or something?!
I just heard what you guys are talking about!
Reisen, do what Eirin has told you to do.
Reisen, do what Eirin has told you to do.
Just what are you saying, Princess?!
Because this seems interesting!
It's none of your concern!
"Oh! 人事!" is a catchphrase from advertisements of Staff Service Holdings Co., one of Japan's major staffing agencies.
"人事 (jinji)" means "human resources."
There is a satirical pun for "Oh! 人ごと!," because 人事 also can read as "人ごと."
"人ごと" or "他人事" (hitogoto) means "somebody else's problem."
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