Specifically, I was commenting on that specific unrealism in that at least two women in this show (probably more if you dig for it) have proclaimed that Yoshida's actions (specifically not demanding carnal payment) were abnormal in the context of providing help at all. Maybe its a translation or direction thing, but that seemed framed oddly specifically to that conclusion. Realistically, yes, you call for police help or the like, but that the default action to your or I isn't even a consideration is jarring, as Kraco said, and is simply a disconnect the show required for its story to function. It kind of depicts the average man as more cynical than I think the show meant to imply.