Misaki quietly considered this. Usually when she asked this it was the other way around—people didn’t want to seem too negative to get along in society, after all. But Mob was being honest and the was the most important thing.

“You know, that’s why I always introduce myself with my name, what I do, and foods I like and dislike. I believe the things you dislike are as important as the things you like. This makes our guests feel comfortable in sharing that too…after all, how else could we provide an excellent personalized experience?”

Misaki was back to smiling but her tone was deadly serious.

“Kageyama-sama! Simply put, if you want to be someone who others share their burdens with, you need to be someone who’s willing to share their own burdens.”