The more naive, hot-blooded, and simple-minded a fool was, the easier it was for him to overlook the power of money.
"Ah..." Sogo Doma sighed inwardly. He'd already shown Yamazaki how powerful money could be, and even passed on to him the ability to do whatever he wanted at this club. How had the guy still failed to make the connection?
"That's right, Yamazaki. On the surface, it looked like the gorilla club owner got heckled because he said something too... But the real reason was that he'd indirectly blocked everyone else from making a little money. At places like this, every bottle of expensive liquor sold earned the hostesses a commission...
"So when they're serving drinks to customers, hostesses are more than happy when someone invites them to drink together. It's one of the ways they make money. But the gorilla club owner's speech excluded the girls, which was no different from cutting off their livelihood. If I'd been there..."
"What would you have done, Captain Sougo?" Sagaru Yamazaki began to think.
"I'd have immediately asked the waiter to bring out all the drinks suitable for women, then had them organize another game. That would've guaranteed a huge boost in the hostesses' favorability toward the gorilla club owner. After all, his suggestion would've earned them another commission..." Sogo Doma, mighty master of money!
Sagaru Yamazaki: ヾ(ゞ)
Was this what people meant by the way rich people thought?
"W-wait, Captain! What exactly are you plotting? You couldn't have spent all that money just to get those students drunk, could you?"
"Was it a lot?" Sogo Doma tilted his head. Ever since the Doma Family had risen to prominence, money had become little more than numbers to him. When he handed Undying River over to the Doma Conglomerate, he'd already transferred