There was also a piano arc that doesn't make sense. Its a piano store, why would demand and supply be attributed to who plays it better? You go to a piano store not to buy a piano s*ave, but a piano. I was so confused a "competition" decides wether a shop prospers or not, it should be about the quality of service and the quality of goods lol, but I guess it makes sense since the author forced it to be like that. They also said "Piano Masters are respected everywhere" and that "Actors are just performers", well no, not really. Such praise only applies to a select few, and as the author said, they are particularly popular with the "upper class", on the other hand, actors are a lot more recognizable by the common people and even "upper class" people as they are literally plastered everywhere you go. Piano, it only caters to the minority, acting? It caters to the majority lmao. In the first place, comparing the two is just nonsensical as they are at both ends of the spectrum lol, author do be trying to be classy but just makes themselves seem more ignorant by the second.