Yumiko Kadota

And I thought, oh, my goodness, like, how can you feel like that about a job like this?

So I think that she probably lost a lot of confidence after burning out.

That's what I picked up.

But it was funny.

I thought there was a lot of irony in her judging Yamae Yamamoto.

She said, oh, he seemed in such good humor when the work he was doing was so bad.

And I thought, well, what about you?

You're just watching this guy.

So it was funny seeing her observe someone else's work practices.

I definitely did think that.

I think she thought she wanted an easy job, but she just couldn't help herself.

She just had this curious nature.

She was always overstepping her mark, getting too involved, just enjoying the little things that were happening at work that weren't really related to the job itself.

And I think that was especially the case later on.

But even at this early stage, when her boss asked her to keep an eye on this lady, she thought, oh, yeah, I better do that.

And

she kept second guessing what this other person was doing.

So I think I wouldn't call her a busybody, but I think she definitely wanted to get more involved.

I think that it's probably human nature to want to find some sort of attachment in what you do.

She just couldn't help herself.