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Can I ask about yourself? I had a part time job when I was living in Japan. I've worked a soba-restaurant. It was a kind of fast food restaurant. Because, our strangth proffered dishes more and more speedy. My colleagues always help me. I like them. One of customer, he had blind eyes. I sometimes led him to chair in our restaurant. Customers always curried their plate except him. I often curried plate to him In case he came. And I explain that where was glass of water and soba. But, my colleagues said he is strenge when he came. My colleagues didn't like him. My colleagues said we don't want to come him. Because he need helping to eat in our restaurant. We hardly had extra time. We were always busy. And our owner had problem. We didn't have a-ticket vending machine for blind people. Our restaurant was too small for leading him. But he liked our restaurant. He said thank you for your kindness. I quite the part time job. I want him to go a restaurant more easier than our restaurant for eating. I am escape. I didn't do for him.

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Can I ask you about yourself?

I had a part time job when I was living in Japan.
I've worked at a soba-restaurant. It was a kind of fast food restaurant.
Because our customers preferred dishes that were prepared very quickly. 
My colleagues always helped me. I like them.
One of my customers was blind.
I sometimes led him to a chair in our restaurant.
Customers always carried their plate, but not the blind customer.  
I often carried a plate to him.
And I described where his glass of water and soba were located.
My colleagues would say the blind customer is strange each time he came to the restaurant.
My colleagues didn't like him.
My colleagues said we don't want him to come again.
Because he needed help to eat in our restaurant.
We had very little extra time to help him because we were always very busy.
And our owner had a problem. We didn't have a-ticket vending machine for blind people.
Our restaurant had very little space to lead him around.
But he liked our restaurant.
He said thank you for our kindness.
I quit the part time job.
I want him to go eat at a restaurant that is more welcoming for a blind person.
I escaped.
I didn't do it for him.

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