Jimmy, don't be absurd. "The snack bar" obviously anagrams into "breach tanks"! Clearly this is some kind of military operation involving anti-tank weapons that can break through armor plating. Chilling.
You're close, but no cigar. It's not anti tank weaponry, but acidic snacks. They can be snuck into secure governement or commercial facilities where they have tanks filled with god knows what. These inonspicuous, seemingly innocent snacks are then dropped into the tanks and causes a breach, making them overflow.
They are a branch of a multi national who is trying to sabotage their rivals.
A snackbar? Thats all? 800yen an hour to have your arse squeezed and have to listen to boring alcoholics talk about their boring lives and pretend tn take an interest.
You'd be better off hostessing, which I suspect this is already ;)
Back on topic though, you'll note that Beth specifically said that this is not a kabakura. Now presumably all of us here are aware that "kabakura" is the Japanese bimoraic abbreviation for "kabara kurasu", or "class for the study of the Kabbala".
Now we all know that such classes are run by the Freemasons. But why did she include an anti-Mason note in her post? Obviously what's going on at this "snack club" is part of the anti-kabbala movement. And who runs that movement? We all know the answer to that. The Bavarian Illuminati.
Snack club indeed. This goes all the way to the top! The top I tell you!
>> Now presumably all of us here are aware that "kabakura"
>> is the Japanese bimoraic abbreviation for "kabara
>> kurasu", or "class for the study of the Kabbala".
The snack bar job is basically just talking. It is just like working in a normal bar, you make drinks make the customers happy with chit chat so they come again. You have to wash dishes sometimes though.
Yeah so the pay is cheaper than Kabakura because it is more like a normal bar, but better than 800 yen per hour.
I like the job because it is something different to teaching English.