Lady Baby - Vol. 2 Ch. 75

[MangaDex]

 

[rlackbabbit]

Whats this more chapters pop out as i read through? Is this heaven?

 

[lil-mcfile]

honestly right now i like Hal the most

 

[GuyDudeman]

Can someone explain to me exactly what she means by "the experience"? She's making things overpriced on purpose so kids learn that they can't afford some things? What about the girl that bought something last chapter? And isn't that kind of a cruel business practice either way, why do people want to go so badly?

 

[nivinator]

@GuyDudeman Yeah I don't know what's going on either. I think it's just some BS to make Lippe look smarter but it doesn't really make any sense lol.

 

[skilodracus]

@GuyDudeman I think she's just trying to teach some spoiled brats a lesson lol. I guess they've never been told no and she wants to teach them that they can't get what they want by screaming? I dunno it was a rather over complicated speech

 

[4sarah1212]

Hal, no!! Lippe is still too young for you to be looking at her like that! Plus, stop shaking my heart!!! I already decided to ship Lippe with the white-haired kid!!

 

[carenjnn]

Lippe's lesson is to teach kids about capitalism and private property lol

 

[luca17]

AHHHHH! Hal almost kissed her! Thank you!

 

[KhalE]

As always tha ks for translating but ugh holy shit i do not like this whole shipping thing. They too young this is wierd. Also Hal, wtf u are a baby what tf u mean it's like you're talking with your peers you 12 year old brat

 

[stannct]

i simply do not vibe with a faux-kiss on a 5 year old thank you

and looks like lippie is actually teaching them how to budget in case they ever fall to ruin like her family did

 

[bookworm_sueweetie]

The kids are growing Lippe grew taller and her squishy cheeks are starting to disappear

 

[Matchaaaaaaaa]

Lippe, pricing people out of a commodity isn't a lesson.

Nobles are literally just old billionaires.

 

[pinkeree]

I'm so confused. Why is this a place that sells "experience" like what Lippe? It sounds pretty stupid I'm sorry Lippe but what is he parent doing during this learning "experience" and is her goods extremely expensive or is it just that the kid cannot afford it with their pocket change, so what is the mom doing? Also, how is this the only place where these kids will learn they cannot afford something, don't all shops do that? To me it seems that Lippe just forced her employee to undergo a lot of stress having to deal with entitles brats until they learn a sense of money themselves. I'm so confused in the philosophy she is trying to teach here. Can someone explain it simply for me, because I feel like I got a lot wrong,and if I got it right, then wow

 

[IrregularPerson]

@pinkeree > I don't know if it has anything to do with society propriety but basically it probably has to do with the fact that they're stock is intended and aimed towards children without the parent's constant supervision. it's a "safe" shop with a guarantor; it's typically for any shop keeper to rip off a kid when it's possible. when they have their target audience, staff can adapt, they won't ignore the young misses in favor of promoting products to their mothers who are the ones who carrying the wallet. an establishment's staff versus having a servant that works for the family trying to tell a kid "you can't buy it", one is bound to be more effective than the other. the idea is also extremely novel
> I'd say "kiss" but then that be illegal.

 

[yuchiyo]

Brother Haaaal, your desire is slowly showing.
Oh noo, I'm starting to ship him!

 

[pinkeree]

@IrregularPerson oh okay thanks. I guess since it's such a novel idea for me, I still cannot fully grasp the intent and necessity of it all. But do parents to here just to teach their kids that they can't buy everything? Seems a little counterintuitive to me

 

[MeiraEve]

Stop feeding the Hal ship!!! I feel like it definitely won't sail.... So please.. don't give us hope.. ;-;

 

[IrregularPerson]

@pinkeree yeah, I just "understand" bc my IQ been spread out thin bc of all these reincarnation novels.
I can only guess it's one of those reasons where: 1) parents don't want to be the one to be all technical with them 2) teachers leave them as a spoiled 2nd generation 3) they don't necessarily have enough time to hold their hands through the way of life.
Lippy is just reaching one of those markets but it's more of a personal reason, bc she herself was originally a "spoiled 2nd generation".
Her success is due, bc Lippy is a hot topic and many parents want their kids to follow after her example, her novel idea succeed bc people wanted to support her, they have enough money to spend on this exp. and if it's something Lippy recommends, it's an exemplar trend
It's a "nice" idea but it's probs rlly just bc they want to make connections

 

[Kradnam]

....I don't quiet understand these kid ships. Kid romance? really?