If you commit a Category 4A+ violation aboard the iDaisy Woo, the Symphony No. 5 audio (DA DA DA DUM!) would play at maximum volume, twice, with this announcement: “ATTENTION: YOU <ACTION>. GO TO DECK -1 RIGHT NOW.” and it repeats twice, just like the other violations. You have to go to the aft guest elevator (above Deck 1) with Daisy, and Daisy presses Deck 1, and you have to stay in the elevator until you arrive at Deck 1. Daisy walks the violator to the gangway, and then to the staff-only elevator. The staff-only elevator has an Ukraine EAS Alarm ding sound with an orange wall, and Daisy presses Deck -1, which is the court level below Deck 0, which is Lucas Storage. Once they arrive at Faster Sky Court, you have to answer the questions made by the iDaisy members. You have to give the device to Daisy, and then she would go to my website and press “Kids Academy Days of the Week Song”. Daisy pays for YouTube premium so no ads come. For context, the punishment means that you have to play the Days of the Week Song everywhere, no matter the building, device must be at least 30% or higher, device must be at maximum volume, the battery health must be above 75%, and the song must stay on their screen, if they violate one of those, including removing the song animations, it counts as a 1 day appeal ban. The Days of the Week Song Punishment lasts for 1 month. For a better option if you are opening another app, please use Split View or Slide Over, depending on the app. Then, you go to the staff-only elevator to Deck -2, Aft, and they go to their assigned brigs (brigs 39-50) until next port. When they arrive to the next port, they are banned for 1 month from all iDaisy services, and they are only allowed to appeal on our website if you access an iDaisy website. You are still allowed to watch India Amos, but it must be on another device. You can be outdoors for making a YouTube video, but it must be less than 30 minutes, and your device should be indoors, and your alternate devices can be outdoors to create videos to avoid copyright violations. Category 4A+ is usually reserved for very extreme violations, but it still isn’t catastrophic because the ban is not permanent.