How much are you willing to spend to become a dog? <a href="https://www.breezyscroll.com/world/japanese-man-spends-over-15000-to-become-a-dog/" "="" www.breezyscroll.com="" world="" japanese-man-spends-over-15000-to-become-a-dog="">This Japanese man named Toko has spent over $15,000 to become a dog, specifically, a breed called Collie</a>. Collie is Toko's favorite breed.&nbsp;​This dream came true with the help of Zeppet, a professional agency. It took them a lot of time studying and conceptualizing how they were going to reproduce the skeleton structure of a Collie, and over 40 days to make the realistic costume. The comments on Toko's YouTube videos are all about seeing Toko pre-Collie. However, it is very difficult to see a picture of him not wearing his dog costume.Image credit: @toco_eevee on Twitter#Dog #Japan #Costume

Japanese Man Spent $15,000 to Become a Dog

A survey conducted on 300 Japanese office workers suggests that the presence of an “old guy who does nothing” in the company is quite common. They call these people “ojisan”, a term which is regularly used to refer to a much older man. While the rest of the coworkers work their ass off, these men would do just enough not to get fired.&nbsp;<a href="https://soranews24.com/2022/06/07/survey-suggests-about-half-of-japanese-companies-has-an-old-guy-who-does-nothing/">SoraNews24</a>&nbsp;reported that 49.2% of the poll’s participants confirmed that someone like that exists in their workplace. Naturally, this question comes next: instead of working, what are these people doing? The most popular answers were taking too many smoke breaks (49.7%), staring off into space (47.7%), and idle chatting (47.3%). Most of them agree that the presence of these ojisans brings down the morale of the company. Image: SoraNews24#coworker #officeworker #OldGuy #ojisan #Japan

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