The transcript is a humorous and dramatic account of a man named Hikaru who is determined to win a special prize, specifically a Nintendo Switch, from a lottery at a spring festival. He buys lottery tickets, but consistently draws lower-tier prizes. Despite spending a significant amount of money, he never wins the special prize. The manager of the lottery stands by the system, stating that they add tickets to the pool when the special prizes are depleted. Hikaru, frustrated and disappointed, concludes that there are no special prizes, and the festival is a scam. He leaves the festival, warning others of the deceptive practices.
1. The character named Hikaru is participating in a spring festival.
2. Hikaru is planning to buy all the lottery tickets in an attempt to win a prize.
3. Maessan and Meijin are present as cameras, and Kyohei is acting as a bodyguard.
4. Hikaru has
￥3,000,000 to spend on lottery tickets.
5. Hikaru is willing to spend more money if there is a chance to win a prize.
6. The group is filming their attempt to win a prize.
7. Hikaru and the group are purchasing lottery tickets from a Nintendo Switch ticket booth.
8. Hikaru is purchasing 10 tickets at a time and is willing to buy more if needed.
9. The group is trying to win a "VR" prize, which Hikaru finds cool.
10. Hikaru is purchasing more tickets when he doesn't find a winning ticket.
11. The group is trying to win a ticket higher than #91, which they believe is the best prize.
12. Hikaru is willing to buy 10 more tickets if necessary.
13. The group is considering purchasing "Special Prize" tickets.
14. Hikaru is willing to buy all the tickets in the shop if there are "Special Prize" tickets.
15. The cashier is unable to confirm if there are "Special Prize" tickets.
16. Hikaru is willing to call the police if there are no "Special Prize" tickets.
17. The group is purchasing more tickets when they don't find a winning ticket.
18. Hikaru is willing to spend
￥30,000 more to buy 100 more tickets.
19. Hikaru is not finding any winning tickets even after spending
￥130,000.
20. The group is considering purchasing all the tickets in the shop.
21. The manager of the ticket shop is unable to confirm the number of "Special Prize" tickets.
22. Hikaru is accusing the shop of cheating him out of his money.
23. Hikaru is leaving the festival after realizing there are no "Special Prize" tickets.
24. Hikaru believes there will always be sly adults who will cheat consumers out of their money.