Hanko is still important. : Ai no Tsubo

The TV was mainly talking about the 46.3 million yen mistransfer. They said it was about floppy disks, online casinos, give it back, it's already been spent, a lawsuit, etc. Someone's stamp was on it, etc. On the other hand, I received the same invoice twice in one month. I asked what was going on, since I had instructed them to transfer the money on the due date, and this had never happened before. The person in charge was on vacation, so I was connected to the call center. The person in charge called back and said that the second invoice had arrived even though the due date had not yet come, and while we were talking, I remembered that it was an invoice that didn't have your (the person in charge's) stamp on it. I remember that every month, I receive an invoice with the stamps of the person in charge and the branch manager, but even though the branch manager's stamp is there, the person in charge's stamp is not there. He said, "I'll come to collect the invoice after the holidays," and apologized, "Sorry, sorry, this is an excuse, but I always read and stamp the invoices from the store I'm in charge of..." so I said, "No, there's no stamp, so it's not your responsibility, Mr. X. But it's a big company, so how did this happen? I don't really understand, but maybe you should check it internally?" "Sorry, sorry," "No, on the contrary, there's no stamp, so it's not your responsibility at all, Mr. X." The lack of a stamp was actually evidence.