Based on the general gist of the previous question and its answers, does that mean it’s okay if your favorite girl takes ¥10,000 from your wallet on top of her allowance?!

I’m Saito♪, the columnist. You’ve made me laugh again. Neither Mac nor I has ever encountered a woman who would steal like that, so I think we’d find it unusual and observe her out of curiosity. We don’t get many opportunities to meet women who think the way you do. Years ago, when I visited Italy, I was told there were lots of pickpockets, so I put a dummy wallet in my pocket and tried to see how it would get stolen. LOL If you’re not smart, you don’t have much of a future. These days, manners are improving all over the world.

Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well. There’s no way to say that breaking the law is acceptable. However, the person who was wronged may already know about it, and may have a choice in how to handle the situation. Having that choice also means that the woman who took it could simply end up being treated as a criminal—in fact, that’s what would normally happen. I think it’s precisely because the man is generous enough to forgive her that he has the option of deciding what to do.