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Is there anyone in Kansai who isn't a cheapskate ？?

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#1
  • H
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  • 2023/12/26 19:02

I do tourism and bakelen.
Kansai people customers are not good at paying money
They are not poor, but they wear Cartie bracelets or something and make themselves look kirabiyaka
They don't pay or they bargain.
Are there any Kansai people who are not stingy ？?

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#2
  • Sean0914
  • 2023/12/26 (Tue) 20:00
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I am not from Kansai, but

I rent a condo to a person who comes to Hawaii 3 times a year.
He is from Osaka, but he has never bargained with me.
I am rather grateful for the many souvenirs he gives me.

However, a person from Tokyo who lives in Hawaii,
once bargained with me in a private sale on BibiNavi, and when it was time to give it to him, he bargained with me.
I guess it is not Kansai or something, but each to their own ？.

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#3
  • Rino
  • 2023/12/26 (Tue) 21:29
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I also work in the tourism industry and I don't think it is because I am from Kansai. I don't know if you are posting these foul words because you are just upset about something, but judging from this post, I think your language and attitude are having an effect. I don't think it's okay to use such words as "you don't pay well" or "you're a kirabiyaka" just because it's a forum where you don't show your face. At least they are your customers and I think a certain amount of respect is due to you. If you are an adult, I suggest you learn a little more common sense for the future.

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#4
  • Mos
  • 2023/12/26 (Tue) 22:09
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#3 I agree with Rino.

They are rich because they are stingy.
Kansai people just want to get a laugh by haggling and seeing reactions. Topy H's language is not good. There are Kansai people who are both stingy and not stingy.
So what do you want to know ？
I don't quite get the point.

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#6

I also remember that
I don't know where he was from, but
he suddenly asked me for a discount when I handed it over in front of Starbucks in Ala Moana,
and I gave him a discount
crying.
He was in his 70s or so.
Most of the people who sell here are good people, but
sometimes there are people who are very loose with their time, or
sometimes there are people whose goods are dirty.

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#7
  • k
  • 2023/12/30 (Sat) 11:37
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I think Kansai people like cheap things. I like everything cheap. As Mos says, some Kansai people are not stingy.

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#8

ケチなやつはケチ
ただそれだけの話ですよ

びびなびの個人売買で日本人相手で物売るよりFacebookなどで売ったほうが高く売れる確率高いですよ
日本人は日本語できる相手だと分かるといろいろ面倒臭いですし

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#9
  • HANALEI
  • 2024/01/08 (Mon) 10:20
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Rather than being stingy, Kansai people are probably more economically minded than Kanto people ？
They are likely to take less and less of their own payments, based on the idea of keeping a little reserve for themselves.

Kanto people have an image of being bold, spending money with all their might.
But many of them don't think about the difficulties they will have later on with their money,

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