In this short scene, the protagonist complains to his assistant that his younger colleague's work is too "squishy" and that he's going to "put it inside" of her. He's also worried about the "twitches" in her work, which are "also really hard" . He wants to know what's wrong with her, but he can't figure out how to get her to do anything about it. Finally, he tells her to "shake saika wa" , which basically means to "kiss huff" or to "move" or "swoop" or whatever else she wants to call it. She's all, "I don't want to do this anymore, I'm going to do something about it." The protagonist then tells his assistant to "go up all the way" and to "dump it" in front of her, which
In this short scene, the protagonist complains to his assistant that his younger colleague's work is too "squishy" and that he's going to "put it inside" of her. He's also worried about the "twitches" in her work, which are "also really hard" . He wants to know what's wrong with her, but he can't figure out how to get her to do anything about it. Finally, he tells her to "shake saika wa" , which basically means to "kiss huff" or to "move" or "swoop" or whatever else she wants to call it. She's all, "I don't want to do this anymore, I'm going to do something about it." The protagonist then tells his assistant to "go up all the way" and to "dump it" in front of her, which