The other day, I suddenly heard a commotion in the office and wondered what was going on.
It's like the man conveyed class to the woman.
There was a lot of fuss about this.

From a man's perspective, it's no big deal to tell a woman her class.
You may think so, but it was a big deal for the club staff.
Your favorability among the staff will drop significantly, and if you're not careful, they might think that they will never introduce a good woman to you.

At the very least, the staff's attitude has gotten worse, so I don't think it's a good idea to take the rules lightly.
I mean, guys like this should be forced to quit...
Not worthy of membership in the Universe
It's a shame that this person makes other serious male members feel like they're all in the same boat.

Previously, when RMT (real money trading) became a problem in online games
The system worked like this: operators would create multiple accounts, defeat monsters in the game, and accumulate in-game currency, but at the time there was apparently a lot of discussion about whether or not to ban the operator accounts.

The reason is simple: even those accounts that break the rules still pay thousands of yen a month for the game, so banning them would result in a drop in sales.
It seems that this was the problem, but as a serious game player, I felt that such accounts that violated the rules were unacceptable and that I didn't want to play that kind of game.

At one point, they decided to ban any accounts that were found to be illegal, in order to keep the game healthy even if it meant losing sales from those who violated the rules. As a result, people felt that with the illegal players gone, they could simply enjoy the game, and the number of regular players increased. In the end, the drop in sales was only temporary, and sales have since increased.

I think that in the end, the same thing happens with Universe Club.
If you think it's a good idea not to force people who violate the terms and conditions to leave just because you want sales from them, women who don't like this may actually stop coming, and as the number of women decreases, more men will leave, which could lead to a decline in sales.

In other words, protecting people who violate the rules may not be a good thing for the club, so they force people who violate the rules to leave the club one by one, and the Universe Club only has good men. There are no people who violate the rules.

So I think it will ultimately be a positive thing.

I got off topic

I wondered what kind of message I had received and checked it out.
from women
"What is rank??
I was told something like, "Even though it's rank standard..."
Or something like that.

In this woman's honor, I must say that she is clearly a gold class woman.
It looks like it could even qualify as platinum class in rural areas.

And when I wondered why this story was happening,

“Do you tell men that the average is four?
Is the average here that low?

There was talk of this.

No, no, there's no way an allowance of 4 could be that low.
It's amazing how men also say things out loud to try to get an advantage for themselves.
And I think they probably wanted to make the allowance low because that was the standard at the time, but yes, that's a violation of the terms and conditions.

Also, aren't allowances actually set to be much higher?
In the first place, there are many voices in the Q&A section saying that women should always be given a uniform score of 5 regardless of their class.
I'm saying I'll give you 5 in both Gold and Standard.
That being said, I don't know how badly the woman wanted it, so I'm wondering what I would do if even a 5 was too low.

For that occasion, I'll bring out Mr. Fu〇o, one of the people who answered the questions.
He hasn't said it much recently, but I think he used to say that he normally gives around 10 to 20 to women.

It's normal to give them 20 or so.
I'm thinking about asking the woman how much she's getting next time to see if it's true, but I think she must be giving it to him since she said so.

There are many reasons for women to join the Universe Club.

I would like to say this.