I read the news that an old man blamed the purchase of "potato salad" or "frozen dumplings" for being "corrupt" -- that's what I read.

Well, I've said a lot of things somethings.

I meant to write the following in a past diary.

- You'll be cooking rice with a cauldron and wood, without cutting corners.

- You should be carving letters on a piece of bamboo without using a pen and paper, without cutting corners.

However, I could not find them. If you find it, please let me know.

So, I won't talk about this any more.

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In my experience, there are certain dishes that do not have a linear relationship between the cost of cooking (time and money) and the quality of the finished product.

Not to mention that this includes "potato salad" and "dumplings".

Of course, homemade is good, but cooked dishes are good enough -- especially these days the quality is "awesome".

On the contrary, they are not linear, and some are even inversely correlated.

"Men-tsuyu", "croquettes", "croissants"

All are things I have experience cooking, these are "condiments/cooking that should never be fought against" in my mind.

These condiments and dishes should not be "homemade". It is because the moment you make them, your "loss" is fixed.

The world should be grateful that "croquettes" and "croissants" are being offered at such low prices.

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Well, our mission as engineers is

to "make the world's people's daily lives convenient, cut corners, and corrupt human beings".

So, anyone who blames the use of "potato salad" or "frozen dumplings" for being "corrupt" should come to me first.

If you're going to blame people who shop at the grocery store, first of all, let me ask you to break me down by explaining to me, logistically, "Ebata is not what the world needs".