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HURRAY!! HURRAY!!

When I went to the electronics store in town, I saw my kohai(*) who works there shoveling the snow in the parking area for the store.
 
"Hey, hard working man.  What's up?" I said to him.  
He replied me "Getting snow removed from this parking."

I was happy to see him working so hard.  So, I said him
"HURRAY!! HURRAY!! (Kohai's name)!! GANBARE!! GANBARE!! (Kouhai's name)!!"
out loud like the school cheering boys in Japan.
 　
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Then, he threw me the snow that he was shoveling. 
......WHY!? 
  
(*kouhai = A senpai and kohai are generally similar in a lot of ways. They're usually fairly close in age, and have a similar occupation and social standing.The differences is when it comes to seniority and/or experience.
Two people may both be students at the same school, but if one is a first-year student and the other is a third-year, then that would constitute a senpai/kohai relationship.)
Ref: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Kohai

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