If he doesn't have fun, can he come back?
In addition, this offer means that the more days you redeem, the lower the average daily price will be.
Bai Lan In order to get more discounts, he will probably use them whenever he has free time!
In the opinion of the host Sakayanagi Narumori, if it weren't for the 71 points in the quiz that Bai Lan only had 8 discount days, which restricted him...
Only go out two or three days a month?
He thinks Bai Lan wants to "go out 23 days a month" which is pretty much it!
Of course, in Sakayanagi Narumori's opinion, "23 days" may indeed be a bit exaggerated.
The reasons given by Bai Lan are not completely unreasonable.
After all, Bai Lan is Disciplinary Committee member and the manager of First-Year Class B.
Therefore, he has a lot of work to do in school, and much of this work must be done in school.
In this way, no matter how much Bai Lan wants to go out and play, he will definitely have to stay in school for a lot of time in a month.
In addition, if Bai Lan wants to get more discount days, he will have to spend more time studying, which will also take a lot of time.
In addition, even if there is a discount, the cost of redeeming outing time is not cheap.
Fifty million may seem like a lot, but after all, it cannot support the outgoing expenses in the next three years.
Bai Lan If he wants to go out for fun every month for the next three years, he has to find a way to earn points.
In order to earn points, Bai Lan has to pay more attention to the school's situation. As a result, he will work in the school longer!
Therefore, in Sakayanagi Narumori's view, even if Bai Lan really scored more than 90 points in the subsequent exam and really got more than 20 days of preferential time per month, he would still have so much time to go out and play.
Therefore, Bai Lan can go out for about ten days at most in a month.
The school can also use this project to recover a large number of points every month through Bai Lan.
Of course.
Because of the discount, even if Bai Lan takes full advantage of the 8-day discount he currently enjoys, the school can only recover about 5.7 million from Bai Lan through this project.
This efficiency alone is naturally not enough for the school to quickly recover the huge number of points in the hands of Bai Lan.
What to do?
Going out to play costs money.
Sakayanagi Narumori initially thought that Bai Lan disliked the school's insufficient consumption level and couldn't spend all the points, so he proposed to let Bai Lan purchase outing time at a discounted price to spend money outside.
Just imagine, one million or hundreds of thousands of outing hours a day have been redeemed.
If you only spend tens of thousands of Japanese Yen to come back at the end of the day, is it worth the "tickets" worth one million or hundreds of thousands?
Therefore, if Bai Lan goes out, he should incur consumption that "exceeds" or at least is "close to" the ticket fee!
As a result, Bai Lan has to exchange nearly 5 million in cash every month, which is another way to recover points.
"Ticket money" and "fun money" add up.
If Bai Lan is allowed to play, the school can recover tens of millions from Bai Lan every month!
In this way, the school will soon be able to recover the huge number of points in Bai Lan's hands without affecting the class competition environment.
Therefore, Sakayanagi Narumori plans to use some additional promotional methods.
Sakayanagi Narumori looked at Bai Lan who gave up and continued to "haggle", and thinking about Bai Lan's efforts, he decided to give Bai Lan a little more discount:
"As for the redemption of outing time, I can't continue to give you more discounts, but... I haven't finished speaking yet. I didn't say that the only discount item I want to provide is this 'outing time'."
Hearing this, Bai Lan suddenly became energetic. "What else?"
Sakayanagi Narumori said, "You must spend money when you go out to play, right?"
"Yes." Bai Lan nodded.
"I can give you the permission to 'exchange cash' for an upgraded service. Every month, you can get a 'fee-free exchange quota' of five million as long as you exchange for the length of time you go out.
Before the 'exchange quota per handling fee' is used up, there is no handling fee when you redeem cash, and you can use points to redeem cash at an exchange rate of 1:1. "
Hearing this, Bai Lan thought to himself, "This is equivalent to an extra 1 million cash, and 1 million cash, according to the original exchange rate, requires 1.25 million points to redeem, which is equivalent to an extra 1.25 million points, which is not bad."
Bai Lan nodded.
In this way, Bai Lan happily accepted the "exclusive discount" given to him by Sakayanagi Narumori.
As the saying goes, you have short hands.
After getting benefits from Sakayanagi Narumori, Bai Lan also felt embarrassed to continue to maintain that impolite attitude.
Plus Bai Lan is in a good mood at this time,
Bai Lan sat upright in his seat, and then, very respectfully, took the initiative to find a topic and started chatting with Sakayanagi Narumori.
It feels like "the host and the guest are enjoying themselves".
After chatting for a while, Sakayanagi Narumori called and said he had a job.
Bai Lan found the opportunity, so he said goodbye and left the office.
As a result, Bai Lan will not refund the five million points that are still in the "trading" status.
Bai Lan immediately redeemed one day's outing time and activated the five million "fee-free exchange quota".
Now he just has to wait for the school system to notify him to withdraw cash.
Once he withdraws the cash, he can go out and play!
Before I knew it, it was dinner time.
Bai Lan Dashan went to the commercial street to have a good meal to celebrate.
However, Bai Lan quickly gave up on the idea.
Because he found that he was surrounded by onlookers as soon as he entered the commercial street.
Well, that's normal too.
After all, the commercial street of this school is called a "street", but its scale is actually far smaller than the real street outside, and it is a bit mini.
Because it is small, people in the entire commercial street will notice if it makes a little noise.
What's more, Bai Lan made so much noise.
At that time, many people from the whole street came out to watch. Now, many of those original onlookers have not returned yet.
Although the school has issued a "clarification" notice, because Bai Lan and their "acting" were too real, the witnesses did not dare to easily believe the statements in this clarification notice.
This resulted in that when Bai Lan appeared on the commercial street, those who had participated in the onlookers or knew about it through other channels and knew Bai Lan, after seeing Bai Lan, all As if he had discovered some dangerous element, he immediately looked at Bai Lan with vigilant eyes and distanced himself from Bai Lan, probably because he was worried that Bai Lan would pounce on them and beat them.
Some people who are relatively slow to information and do not understand the inside story realized that something was wrong after discovering that everyone around them was doing this, and subconsciously followed suit, being wary of Bai Lan and walking around Bai Lan together.
That's nothing.
Bai Lan doesn't care about other people's eyes, as long as it doesn't bring actual losses to him.
However, that's not all.
Soon, Bai Lan discovered that when he walked into a store, the business of that store would instantly deteriorate.
The specific manifestation is that customers in the store will leave quickly, and the door outside the store will become very "clean".
Bai Lan didn't want to affect the shop owner's business, so he ordered a takeaway, left the address, and left.
On the way, because of this incident, Bai Lan immediately made plans to go out. After he exchanged the cash, he planned to leave the school for a while to avoid the limelight.
Soon after, Bai Lan returned to the dormitory building.
Take the elevator.
The elevator took Bai Lan to the floor where his room was located.
After the elevator opens.
Bai Lan noticed from a distance that a group of people seemed to be blocking the door of his house...
"Trouble, I knew I would have climbed upstairs." Bai Lan thought to himself.
170. The quarrel in front of the door, strange Karuizawa
Seeing a group of people blocking the door, Bai Lan knew he was in trouble.
Using Bai Lan's memory, he discovered that those who blocked them were all from Bai Lan's own class.
Except for some passers-by A, B, C and D who Bai Lan has not spoken to much, Bai Lan communicates more on weekdays and is more familiar with Horikita, Hirata, Kushida, Karuizawa, and even Ayanokoji is among them.
Bai Lan noticed that most of the people he blocked the door looked very angry.
Among them, Karuizawa, who was familiar with Bai Lan, was arguing with other passers-by, A, B, C and D. He looked very excited and irritable, and his face turned red with anxiety.
Karuizawa: "Things are not what you think!"
Passerby A: "The more eager you are to deny it, the more it means that our guess is correct."
Karuizawa: "Don't think too much!"
Passerby B: "Bai Lan, that guy deserves to die!"
Karuizawa: "Classmate Bai wouldn't do that!"
It was said that they were arguing, but in fact it was more like Karuizawa was trying to explain something unilaterally, as if he was speaking for Bai Lan.
Although those A, B, B and D looked very angry, they were more just making noises and creating a certain atmosphere.
Their conversation actually contained no useful information at all.
It sounds lively, but Bai Lan simply cannot figure out the topic of their discussion through these contents.
At most, it can only allow Bai Lan to "distinguish between ourselves and the enemy."
Horikita, on the other hand, held his chest with both hands and had a cold face. From time to time he would say something heart-piercing to support Karuizawa.
Horikita: "When the parties involved have not had time to say anything, and without any actual basis, you use the information you have come up with to judge the truth of the matter, speculate on others, and impose what you think you have on others. You are really self-righteous."
Hirata and Kushida were there to persuade them to make peace.