No Sex No Life

"And that's how I paid for my PS5!" (๑†¢Ì€ã…‚†¢Ì)و✧

Doesn't seem to me like the most sensical economy, on the other hand, I'm no economist...

This isn't too far off from US capitalism, just fewer steps.

I dunno. This seems more like a surefire way to cure unemployment than a low birthrate. 😅

Holy shit, this was so good! Would love to see this have it's own series with more chapters. Something similar to Mizuryu Kei land. Can't even imagine what buying a house would cost...

This is the ideal economy I would love to be in

Aight I'm applying.

I assumed the economy ran on the idea that frequent sex would lead to a rise in birth rates. But then they offered a Plan B pill. Maybe the sexy times are to entice people to work in the service industry? At my job you can get a bonus if you convince customers to buy extra crap. Maybe it is the same here, but instead of a bump in pay you get to bump uglies.

Damn, what a wild concept!

So is there no cheating technically in this universe? I mean did the one chick say she had a bf? Also, I wonder if the same type of service is available to the men in this universe? So many questions.

No wonder Eri-Chan’s boyfriend didn’t wanna go. These stores cuck the fuck out of you. Also if some dude had the balls to grope my mom in front of me I’d break each and every one of his fingers.

Hmm, quite the...Interesting economy they have. I assume anything paid in sexual favours is compensated in actual cash by the employees, or something?
Otherwise the company isn't exactly getting any profit since the employees are the ones benefitting from the entire deal.

This sexual currency varies like the coins in John Wick!

We've been doing it wrong the whole time. The best economic system is not capitalism or socialism.

It's fuckism.

That's how you save economy from recession and low birth-rate at once. Hats off to the government.

Yumoteliuce-sensei was possibly smokin' "a big one", to come up with this stranger and stranger example of economic escapades - no doubt the reality of someplace far away, yet very near, which one may venture to call:

The Twilight Zone.

Ah yes, the way to solve declining birth rates...tons of public sex with complementary morning-after pills.

Man I'd love working retail in a world like this.