The chapter opens with a warning that the story is meant for an older audience, and that it is not suitable for children under the age of eighteen. The narrator tells the audience that the events depicted in the story are real-life occurrences and that they can lead to a series of events that will change lives. He tells them that they have three options: they can leave the room immediately, they can ignore the incident, or they can choose to stay and deal with the situation in a private setting. He says that the only way to deal with this situation is to tap the bunny's master's safe, as he trusts the narrator. If the bunny is out of the room, the narrator says, you can leave immediately, or you can deal with him in a more secluded setting. If he is out, you could leave immediately or you could ignore the fact that the incident transpired. He asks the audience if they have ever been able to disregard these matters, and they reply that they haven't. He then launches into a tirade against the narrator's friends, saying that they are always starting rumors and gossip about him. He calls them "idiots" and says that they cover up the truth like it is nothing. He adds that the yakuza are "fucking" . The chapter ends with the narrator asking the audience to lift him up, and he says that he is okay.