I was hanging out at the Nakano Broadway shopping center when I saw this T-shirt.
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Its label read: "Otou-san", which means "father". Obviously to tell us where the Tonkatsu (deep-fried pork cutlet) dish in front of the family of pigs came from.
Even though I giggled when I saw it, it's really the saddest T-shirt in the world.
Its label read: "Otou-san", which means "father". Obviously to tell us where the Tonkatsu (deep-fried pork cutlet) dish in front of the family of pigs came from.
Even though I giggled when I saw it, it's really the saddest T-shirt in the world.