A special bylaws committee meeting to adopt the GUE principle ran into unexpected difficulties when they arrived for the final vote on the proposed changes. The street in front of the location was lined on both sides with women protesting the upcoming vote. Police had established security lines to keep the two factions separated. On one side of the street a very large group of ugly women held signs denoting discrimination against them because of their looks, and that implementation of the GUE policy would cause them Post Traumatic Sex Syndrome, as the women would believe, when approached by the men that they were attractive, when in reality, it was a money conservation act on the part of the males fully realizing what a difference a few drinks make.

Interesting enough, on the other side of the street was a totally different type of group waving their arms and signs in the air. This was a large group of very attractive women scantily dressed in classic attire. Their signs made the point—if males accepted the GUE approach this would leave them with limited alternatives, as the males would couple with the ugly women at an early hour leaving few available males for the attractive women to compete for in the later hours, causing them to have to expend their own funds for entertainment with the distinct possibility of no positive results. Further, that their mental process would then be affected and they would fall victim to Post Traumatic Ego Syndrome.