Jack's grandmother's funeral is on June 13th, a day that should be reserved for honoring her memory. However, Jack has found himself in a distressing predicament due to a rigid policy by One Piece, a major Trading Card Game (TCG) company. Jack was one of the fortunate few to win the Zaiko lottery, granting him the unique opportunity to purchase the highly sought-after OP16 box at the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP).

Tragically, the mandatory pickup date set by One Piece for the OP16 box coincides exactly with the time of Jack's grandmother's out-of-state funeral. One Piece's insistence that Jack choose between attending a precious family farewell and obtaining his hard-earned prize is not just unfair, but borders on being inhumane—especially for a company that prides itself on community and connection among players.

We, therefore, urge One Piece to amend their policy to accommodate such sensitive situations. An easy solution could involve allowing lottery winners to pay before their draw date and pick up immediately ipon yheir return or offering slightly flexible pickup dates. Doing so would not only demonstrate corporate empathy, but also reinforce the values that TCG communities cherish—thoughtfulness, humanity, and solidarity.

The case of Jack can serve as an important reminder to TCG companies everywhere about the impact their policies can have on individuals' personal lives. With this change, One Piece could set a positive precedent in the industry.

By signing this petition, you are advocating for policies that respect personal life events and promote humane practices within the commercial sphere. Stand with us in urging One Piece to do the right thing.