It's Fun Having a 300,000 Yen a Month Job Welcoming Home an Onee-san Who Doesn't Find Meaning in a Job That Pays Her 500,000 Yen a Month - Vol. 1 Ch.…

[ReviitZ]

Ok I want a beautiful employer like this now in my life, and she doesn't even have to pay a salary like this, I am satisfied with half: v

 

[Teddy]

Did she never think of some Kind Oba-san live in cleaning services?

 

[Mogima]

why not just get married?

 

[mrmm]

Where can I get this job?

 

[ThePaulBunyanTrophy]

@knismaps

Holy shit, you broke the code! The Japanese was

窓ガラス
思った以上に
硬かった.

Madogarasu, omotta ijouni, katakatta.

A 575 haiku. Thanks!

My haiku:

The Window Glass,
More Than I Had Expected,
Displayed much hardness.

-tpbt

 

[Niconicoknee]

So $60k a year? That doesn't seem like so much that you can just give him over half your salary...unless standard of living over there is much lower than I think

 

[RizeUp]

Wat is her job,those higher up in his company literally scared by her.

 

[tyhkol]

A lot of people missed the panel about it being take-home pay vs. gross...

I googled U.S. take home pay calculator and with some plug n' play it looks like you need $180,000 annual salary to hit $5k per week take home pay - and that's without inputting state or municipal income tax.

She definitely does not have $60k salary lol.

Idk how it is in Japan but in the US executives usually get fat bonuses or compensation in company stock or both on top of regular salaries.

 

[Kiwibird21]

Seems fun so far, I’m looking forward to reading more. Something that came to mind when I finished reading though is that if their genders were reversed, this plot might not go down well for some people (recap: after he declined her offer of being paid to welcome her home everyday, she got him fired to essentially force him into accepting)

 

[ThePaulBunyanTrophy]

In manga/anime at least, what they use in a similar manner to the "six figure salary" in the US is 10 million yen a year salary, as in that's what shallow girls in shoujo manga want their boyfriends to make. And according to https://japantaxcalculator.com/, 10 million a year salary would break down to around 550,000 yen take-home pay a month, after deducting tax, insurance, and other mandatory contributions. (Japan's effective tax rate for personal income is around 50%). That number would vary a little based on personal tax situations and the local/municipal rate, of course. So while the 530,000 yen take-home pay might look like it was an arbitrary number, I think it was based on that "10 million yen" trope.

 

[Goldreaver]

Wish fullfilment went from 'Become a badass in another world' to 'Have an easy job with a decent salary' ...

 

[GTX1080Ti]

This looks like it will turn out better than that other onee-san's story who wanted to look after a high-school boy.

 

[genR]

@tyhkol She said "per month", not "per week".

 

[Saike]

Makes you really think that reality really sucks sometimes. Really.

 

[Groceries]

NGL when I read the description I read his name at the beginning as Matsumoto.

 

[Decorator]

so... this isn't one shot, maybe there's a hope this will get a continue

 

[Simpleton]

About the crowbar, my guess is he got it with a collectors edition of Half-Life (and how to smash a balcony door open in a practical way - well, clearly you can learn that from manga

 

[welcome2atlantis]

MC has talent for burglary.

 

[Harlov]

Nice crowbar move

 

[Ekfreet]

4k euro a month doesn't feel like a lot tho. She must have connections to be able to pull that in her company.