I just want to drop out of school

One hundred thousand became sixty thousand.

The people in Class D probably can't accept such a gap.

This may be the result of their "hard work".

Many people in Class D felt that they had worked so hard, but in the end their living expenses were cut so much, and they felt that their hard work was not sufficiently rewarded.

This resulted in a very depressing atmosphere in the class.

At this time, some people feel that they have good self-control and that they have hardly violated any discipline in the past month. They should be rewarded with a living allowance of 80,000 or 90,000 yuan for their efforts. However, now they have only received more than 60,000 yuan!

what does this mean?

Does this mean that their 20,000 or 30,000 yuan living expenses were "stolen" by others!

Who would be willing to have one-third of the 80,000 or 90,000 yuan they “earned” through their “labor” after hard work and compliance with discipline “stolen” from them?

80. Provoking trouble? Counter-provoking trouble

Who would be willing to have one-third of the 80,000 or 90,000 yuan they “earned” through “labor” “stolen” after hard work and discipline?

Therefore, those who think that they have performed well and should get more can't help but stand on the moral high ground and point fingers at those who frequently violate the rules, trying to make those who violate the rules frequently hand over the "undeserved" points in their hands as compensation.

However, because of the "Discipline Inspection Month", this special exam was conducted in secret.

No one knows the specific circumstances of each violation and how many points were deducted.

Therefore, they chose to target those who had clearly committed "serious disciplinary violations."

Because of Bai Lan's actions, everyone thinks that skipping classes, leaving early, and being late are "serious violations of discipline."

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Moreover, disciplinary violations such as skipping classes, leaving early, and being late are easy to detect. During class, as long as you see if someone's seat is empty, the violation will be obvious at a glance.

Therefore, those who had skipped classes, left early, or were late in mid-April suddenly became the target of those who felt good about themselves.

Those who are late or absent from classes don't want to hand over their living expenses, which have already been cut significantly, and try every means to shirk the responsibility.

Then, the two sides started arguing.

As the arguing went on, more and more people who felt that they had performed well and should get more, or who simply had never been late or absent from class and thought it was profitable and wanted to make some money, also joined in the "claim for compensation" for being late or absent from class.

There are some people who, although they have not been late or absent from class, feel that they have violated the rules many times in their daily lives. They suspect that their violations may add up to one time of being late or absent from class, so they feel guilty.

Anyone who is late or leaves early today has to pay.

In the future, will you have to pay for playing with your phone during class? For talking during class? For not cleaning properly?

In order to leave a way out for themselves in the future and avoid having their wallets emptied, they can't help but "speak a fair word" for those who are late or absent from classes, such as: "Forget it, don't destroy the class unity because of a little money."

It’s not to mention that the “fair talk” camp is quite powerful, mainly because Hirata is also a member of the “fair talk” camp.

However, Hirata was not "speaking the truth" to save himself, he really wanted to resolve the conflict.

After all, Hirata is an old bricklayer, so how could he be left out to smooth things over?

However, it was of no use.

When it comes to interests, Hirata's face is of little use.

Points worth more than 30,000 yen are not a small amount of money for most high school students.

20,000 yen is enough for an average high school student's normal expenses for a month, and more than 30,000 yen can easily get him through two months if he controls his spending a little.

Two months!

How many months is a semester?

Therefore, more than 30,000 points are enough to make their eyes red.

In this way, for the sake of profit, more and more people joined the debate.

In fact, in Bai Lan's opinion, Class D "can still" have more than 6 yuan in living expenses this month, which is not a small amount.

The result was even beyond his expectations.

Why did Bai Lan provide important information to Class D so that they could keep their points?

Is it for the “collective good”?

Think more.

As mentioned before, this is Bai Lan's compensation to Class D.

This was not just compensation for Bai Lan's scolding of the others, but also compensation for his future plans to seriously violate discipline and cause the class to lose points.

Bai Lan knew that his future violations would result in Class D being deducted points, so he tried to find a way to help Class D keep its points in advance.

Others "kill to save lives".

For Bai Lan, "maintaining points means losing points".

Bai Lan felt that in order to be expelled from school, he would have to frequently and seriously violate disciplines in the future. In order to harm the interests of others for nothing, he planned to find a way to keep some of the points in Class D, and then deduct these points by violating disciplines.

After adding one and subtracting one, there is even a slight surplus.

In this way, Bai Lan would not owe them anything.

According to Bai Lan's original plan, he was supposed to get into several fights in front of the surveillance camera this month and then be expelled from school.

However, Bai Lan miscalculated. He failed to accumulate enough punishments, which resulted in him not being able to successfully deduct the part of the living expenses that he had tried to keep, allowing Class D to take advantage of him.

To be more modest, out of the more than 60,000 living expenses of Class D, at least 30,000 was "saved" by Bai Lan!

The more arrogant one is: Judging from the violations of class D at the end of the month, if Bai Lan hadn't found a way to protect their grades, their living expenses for this month might have been cleared! So, their more than 60,000 yuan was actually given by Bai Lan!

Bai Lan had no intention of joining their argument and walked straight to her seat.

However, the tree wants to be quiet but the wind keeps on.

At this time, people had gradually begun to discover Bai Lan's existence.

Soon someone shouted, "Student Bai is here! Our living expenses were saved because of Student Bai. If it weren't for Student Bai, we wouldn't have been able to keep the 60,000 yuan. Let's hear what Student Bai has to say?"

The person who spoke was Chi.

He is also a member of the "truant and late" camp.

He stayed up late playing games one day and couldn't get up the next day. He slept in and ended up oversleeping and being late.

Although he was late, ten minutes had already passed since the first class. According to the way some schools assess lateness and truancy, being late for more than ten minutes is considered truancy, so Chi could even be counted as truancy.

In Chi's opinion, Bai Lan was the first person in the class to take the lead in skipping classes and leaving early. Although his skipping classes and being late had "special meanings", he was still skipping classes and leaving early.

If they asked those who were absent from class, late or left early to pay money to compensate others, then would Bai Lan also...

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He felt that no one in the class would dare to offend Bai Lan, who helped the class to secure living expenses.

Therefore, he planned to drag Bai Lan into the water, and then use Bai Lan's reputation in the class to hide behind Bai Lan and keep his living expenses.

Bai Lan, who was almost at his seat, subconsciously glanced in the direction of the voice after hearing this and found that it was Chi who was speaking.

Bai Lan could easily see what he was thinking.

A very subtle smile suddenly appeared on Bai Lan's face.

good chance!

Bai Lan had once made an agreement with Hirata that she would not intentionally or proactively do anything that would "destroy the unity of Class C."

But Bai Lan is obviously in a "passive" position now.

so......

Bai Lan: "Finally I found an opportunity to lower my favorability!"

The hunting time begins!

Afterwards, Bai Lan glanced at Hirata and said: He took the initiative, so I'm going to fight back!

When Hirata saw Bai Lan's smile that looked like a famous trademark, he immediately felt something was wrong.

Hirata felt that something bad might be about to happen and wanted to stop it.

But he didn't know how to stop it for a moment.

You can't just go up and tear his mouth apart, can you?

Let’s not talk about whether he can beat Bai Lan or not, and whether he can suppress him and then successfully tear Bai Lan’s mouth. Even if he can beat him, it seems that there is no time limit?

Or, how about using a loud voice to cover it up so that no one can hear what Bai Lan says next?

While Hirata was indecisive, Bai Lan had already responded.

Bai Lan: "I've also been late and left early, I want to say a few words..."

As soon as Bai Lan started talking, the "truant and late for class" camp suddenly jumped for joy.

The "feel good" camp became nervous, and before Bai Lan could finish the rest of the sentence, they all said:

"No, no, no! Mr. Bai, you are late for class for the sake of the class. It is a necessary sacrifice to warn us!"

"Student Bai, you did the right thing. It's not a mistake! We don't need you to pay!"

"Right, right, right. If you are wrong, you should admit it. Don't drag others into it! Bai Lan has done so much for the class. Do you think Chi can handle this?"

......

The "truant and late" camp also felt a little guilty.

Except for a few stubborn people who were still helping Chi to argue, saying "We didn't drag Bai into this, I just want Bai to say something fair", everyone else felt powerless to refute, and just looked at Bai Lan pitifully, trying to arouse his sympathy and let Bai Lan, this "good man who is willing to contribute", speak for them. Even if they still had to pay money to compensate others in the end, it would be better if they could pay less.

Bai Lan felt that the bell was about to ring, and he didn't want to waste time, so he raised his voice and said, "I'd better say a few words."

As soon as Bai Lan opened his mouth, the chaotic voices of the crowd quickly faded away.

Bai Lan continued, “I think it is very necessary to reward meritorious deeds and punish those who are rewarded.”

As soon as this was said, the "feel-good" camp was immediately delighted, while the "skipping and being late for class" camp immediately began to tremble with anxiety for their wallets.

I'm not the one who can save you.

However, they thought too much. Although Bai Lan planned to fight back against Chi who tried to drag him into the water, and "attack" other people in the same camp by the way, he did not have a good impression of the "feel good" camp.

If Bai Lan's memory was correct, he remembered that there were quite a few people in the "feel good" camp who really just "felt good about themselves". Although they were not late or absent from classes, Bai Lan had discovered their other violations many times. As for An Xie, there must be even more that he had not discovered.

The points deducted for those violations combined are probably no less than those deducted for skipping classes or being late.

Now that the entire "truant and late" camp has been "eliminated", why not "eliminate" the "feeling good" camp, or even the entire class?

What we want is fairness!

With this in mind, Bai Lan continued: "In fact, the living expenses have been cut to more than 60,000 yuan, and this cannot be entirely blamed on being late, leaving early, and skipping classes."

As soon as these words were spoken, everyone in the "truant and late for class" camp breathed a sigh of relief, while the "feel good" camp turned pale, feeling that their fate was at stake.

"But." Bai Lan suddenly made another turn.

People in all camps became nervous.

Bai Lan continued, "Even if leaving class early would result in more deductions, I only looked at the penalties for skipping class, being late, and leaving early. I didn't tell you that other violations would result in fewer deductions than these three, right?

Even if some violations do not result in as many points deduction as these three violations.

But as the saying goes: a little bit adds up to a lot.

Many people, although they do not come late or leave early, often commit other violations, and they may not necessarily receive fewer points deducted.

Although some people are late or absent from classes, it is just because they are careless. In fact, they usually control themselves well. Such people may not lose many points.

Wouldn't it be funny if the person with fewer deductions had to pay compensation to the person with more deductions?"

After Bai Lan finished speaking.

Those who originally joined the "feel-good" camp hoping to make a fortune changed their faces instantly.

One student couldn't help but rebel, and said something fair: "We are classmates, so don't take it too seriously."

It would have been better if he hadn't said it. Once this was said, everyone knew that the person was guilty and that he must have committed many violations in private.

But it is just "not a small amount". As for "how much" it is, it cannot be determined.

After all, "more" and "less" are relative.

Without knowing the disciplinary violations of others and being able to compare with others, no one knows whether they have done "more" or "less".