With this one, I wonder what happened that led Himura-sensei to come up with this theme.

loplopsama said:

With this one, I wonder what happened that led Himura-sensei to come up with this theme.

Never parked in a space where you can barely get the door open enough to barely slide out without banging the door into the next car?

Can't make it, can't make it, the shit's stuck!
Outta my way son!
DOOR STUCK! DOOR STUCK!

nabusco said:

Can't make it, can't make it, the shit's stuck!
Outta my way son!
DOOR STUCK! DOOR STUCK!

PLEASE!
I BEG YOU!
WE'RE DEAD!

NWSiaCB said:

Never parked in a space where you can barely get the door open enough to barely slide out without banging the door into the next car?

Well, one thing you can do is to hold back the door to open it very slowly and carefully so it touches the next car gently, and that's your hard limit.

Won't work in this case. Perhaps, trunk door?

Get out, then let the driver park the car. Or switch to the other seat after he left it.

Gilgamesh404 said:

Well, one thing you can do is to hold back the door to open it very slowly and carefully so it touches the next car gently, and that's your hard limit.

Won't work in this case. Perhaps, trunk door?

Trunk door also won't work, because he parked against a wall.
Best way is either drive out and let kouhai out before parking the car again, or find a new parking spot with open spot beside it.

NWSiaCB said:

Never parked in a space where you can barely get the door open enough to barely slide out without banging the door into the next car?

Now consider that this is the norm in the sprawling metropolis that is Tokyo. It's so bad that - if this one r/manga comment is accurate - by default you're only allowed to obtain a license for a special kind of car that's designed to minimize the space it would take to park (it even has a special yellow license plate), and to obtain what we consider to be a normally sized car, you have to prove that you have secured a big enough space to park it (at work, presumably) on a regular basis!

Himura Kiseki said:

There are cases where the numbers etc. in the image have a meaning and cases where they don’t, this time it’s the former.

The only text I can find in the image is the parking lot row number, J-10. From this, I can only guess that this is the author's way of saying that Kouhai-chan is a J-cup.

@Mithiwithi said:

The only text I can find in the image is the parking lot row number, J-10. From this, I can only guess that this is the author's way of saying that Kouhai-chan is a J-cup.

There's a much smaller 1 right after the 0, giving us an overbust measurement of 101. And we already know she's a J-cup from post #3690023 and post #4488125, the latter of which gives her underbust measurement (70).