A bakery in Nami Town has a new worker. The worker is a big loaf of bread.

The bread stands near the door and waves at customers. It does not speak, but many people wave back.

The bakery owner says the bread is not alive. It has a small motor inside.

However, some customers are not sure. One child said the bread waved only when he said hello.

The new worker is already popular. More people visit the shop in the morning.

“I came to buy one roll,” a woman said. “But the bread looked so friendly, so I bought five.”

The owner is happy, but there is one problem. The bread sometimes waves at delivery trucks too.

Last Tuesday, a driver waved back and forgot to stop.

The bakery will add a new rule this week. Bread can wave at people, but not at cars.

The bread was not paid because it was already bread.