Love Vaccine Episode XNUMX Gray Zone

In the comment section of Joe's column article, I was wondering whether to complain to the branch about the trouble with the woman after Mr. Notre Dame entered the hotel room. 

The universe only provides a place to meet, so it doesn't care about the content of the relationship after that.

Information will be appreciated, but they will not respond to complaints. 

Moreover, if the story turns to an incident in a hotel room, I would like to avoid intervening because I might be suspected of controlled prostitution. 

There is an episode that I remembered, so I want to write it down.

In fact, Yuba's offers in the universe have stopped since this incident.

I don't understand it, but it's a bit cold and uninteresting, and I think it would have been better if there was a little more supportive response. 

Yuba always writes strange dating stories like dream stories, but sometimes realistic stories like this might be good. 


That was about a year ago.

Yuba was looking at the Universe album as usual.

It's like a routine.

So do many presidents.

One woman caught my eye.

Yuba's strike zone is wide.

It's not right in the middle, but it's a woman about the middle of the interior corner.

Let's hit it for now.

I immediately contacted the offer.

Since I started writing column articles, I have accumulated a lot of points.

I have to digest it.

When the date and time of the first date were decided, Yuba contacted her friend Kurabe.

“Mr. Kurabe, this time I made an offer for Mr. XX in Universe. 

Yuba and Kurabe's tastes do not overlap at all.

It's interesting in its own way, so we teach each other which girls we like.

Recently, it has come to know each other's favorite child.

"Understood, I'll take a look."

After a while, I received a reply from Kurabe.

“Mr. Yuba, that girl is also on the app. 

"Is that so? It's early. However, I already made the offer, and this time we will meet via Univa. Thank you as always." 

Kurabe has recently become addicted to apps.

It seems that exchanging emails with girls is fun.

Sometimes when he finds a girl Yuba likes, he introduces her. 

A few days later, on the day before the first date, I received another email from Kurabe.

“Mr. Yuba, I got a message from the girl who is going on a date tomorrow, and she suddenly got her period. 

Kurabe seems to have enjoyed surprising the girls by telling them that his friend Yuba is his date in the universe. 

That's why the girl contacted Yuba through Kurabe.

“I heard that you also contacted Universe about your period, but did Yuba-san contact you?” 

"No, not at all."

"How about tomorrow's date?"

"Hmm, I'll contact Universe and ask if we can reschedule."

Yuba tells Universe the story as it is.

I asked for a change of schedule.

Never a request to cancel.

It was just a schedule change, and the reason was that I learned through the app that the girl was menstruating. 


About half a day later, I got a call from the person in charge of Univa's branch.

I cannot accept schedule changes.

And the points of this offer will be returned. 

And since it is possible that contacting a woman before the first date could be a violation of the rules (I think it was something like that, but I don't remember it clearly), I received a "severe warning" that I would like to be careful in the future. 

Hmm...

No harm done at all.

I got my points back, and I can use the app to schedule a meeting with the girl again. 

Some men may be happy that they are lucky to receive the money from Universe.

But "be very careful".

Yuba, on the other hand, would rather go into the matter, saying, "If you heard from a woman that you were on your period and knew about it, wouldn't it be fine if you told the male member about it?" 

There was no real harm done, and it may have been a financial gain, but I can't take it... 

I had the impression that it was kind of cold.

I put myself in the position of the person in charge of the branch in Yuba's way and thought about it.

Perhaps a male member has a girl's menstruation, but what do you do?I think he thought that contacting him would presuppose sexual intercourse = that he would be suspected of controlled prostitution. 

It would be safe to return the points once and make the offer itself non-existent. 

It is correct in a sense from the viewpoint of risk management of the organization called Universe.

But what if it wasn't a period, but a girl's declaration that she had a sexually transmitted disease such as chlamydia?Did the person in charge of this branch block that information as well? 

It is also possible to take the stance of blocking information about menstruation, but passing on information about venereal diseases.

But while it's not emotionally incomprehensible, it doesn't make sense. 

Above all, if I didn't have any information about the app and I met the girl as planned, Yuba would have refused H on the day, saying, "I'm sorry, I'm on my period today."

I feel like the people in charge of the branch are laughing behind my back when I know it's going to happen, but they don't contact me. 


It's not fun after all.

The fear of controlled prostitution is a gray area, although it is understandable.

As I summarized in a previous article, managed prostitution is the act of mediating sexual intercourse with an unspecified partner for a price. 

It's the same reasoning that happening bars require you to show your ID when you enter.

The crime of public indecency also has the constituent requirement of being in front of an "unspecified" number of people.

In fact, the business of yuba is also related to the "gray zone" between the laws.

So I have a very good sense of the risks and benefits around here.

The best risk management is to exit the business.

There is zero risk if you do nothing.

But that doesn't generate revenue.

Taking all the risks out of the dating club would also eliminate the returns.

I think it's probably a problem that the response and way of thinking will differ depending on the branch, but we are doing business in the gray zone, and I want you to remember that it is the gray zone that makes it delicious. 


By the way, it's better not to treat the gray zone as a convention.

This is because it is difficult to put into writing, and there is a danger that it will become a dead end.

It is not a manual, but something that should be shared by feeling.

And one of the iron rules of gray zone business is to appeal to the customer that you have tried your best to do your best.

I'm sorry, I've done my best so far, but I can't do any more.

I think the branch person in charge of my case was naive here. 

Business takes many forms.

The type that amplifies a small amount of profit on a large scale, the type that utilizes public subsidies, and the type that creates something from nothing and sells it. 

Gray zone business is also a genre.

Be a master of the gray zone with the awareness that you are living in it.