Pien Charging (Weekly Short-Short Note)

The woman who sat down next to me, ostentatiously crossing her long legs, was carrying a new designer bag. Having finished charging, I unplugged my cord and stood up.

They say a woman's tears are a weapon, but sobbing heavily is burdensome, and bawling lacks allure. The trick is to cry a 'pien.' Of course, such a way of crying is definitely an act, so it consumes energy. A 'pien' charge before work was essential. Once I changed into my dress, I was requested immediately. I'm going to make him buy that bag today, for sure.

“Hey, there’s something I want.” The man recoiled at the large, moist, Chihuahua-like eyes of his favorite girl. Since he had just released his frustration energy a moment ago, no feelings of anger were bubbling up. For a while, the term 'anger management' was popular, but ever since frustration power generation technology was established, individual effort became unnecessary. If you grip a palm-sized generator, your frustration is instantly absorbed.

Incidentally, this energy is collected by contractors and supplied to 'pien' charging spots.

And thus, the world goes round just fine.