I’m the one who asked about having an average appearance. I was going to stop asking questions (since someone named Kida answered mine), but would it be pointless to go to the interview at Universe Club now that Kida dislikes me?
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Is Kida somehow the person who has the final say on everything?
I don’t want to be misunderstood—I’m not taking nightlife work lightly, and I feel like I’ve been working hard on improving myself lately.
Representative Kida here.
No, that’s not it. Your previous question was basically, “I’m probably in my prime as a woman right now, so should I capitalize on that?” right?
papa-katsu isn’t about selling your femininity—it’s a place to hone and elevate it. What good is being comforted in an advice column?
There isn’t a woman out there who isn’t working on herself. If you want to improve yourself even more, then regardless of what I think, you need to take the plunge—even if it’s not through Universe.
Whether it’s nightlife work, papa-katsu, or job hunting, don’t wear yourself down. Let the older men put you through your paces.
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Ah, you mean that person from the other day who had no will to live.
Just hurry up and go to the interview already. You’re wasting time by dragging this out. You’re way too obsessive. Get it done.
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I’m Aya, a female member.
Questioner, judging by your writing style, are you someone who occasionally posts questions here?
You always seem to say, “But… but…” and make excuses without ever taking action.
If you want to get into papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) or the nightlife industry, you should start while you’re as young as possible—even a minute matters. And honestly, people who truly want to do it usually don’t ask questions here; they’ve already started.
If you’re hesitating, it means you don’t really want to do it. I can’t recommend the nightlife world or papa-katsu to you.
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Maezawa from the president’s office will answer as well.
> So does that mean Kida-san has the final say on everything?
Yes, he has the final say on everything.
And unlike at a typical company, he doesn’t delegate everything to department heads—President Kida is personally involved in it all.
He works so much that you might wonder whether even 24 hours a day is enough.
> Is there any point in going to the interview if Kida-san dislikes me?
This is an anonymous question box, so we don’t know who the questioner is.
Sometimes we can figure it out, but even then, since the question was submitted anonymously, Universe will pretend not to know. Only a very small number of employees would be aware of it, so it won’t affect your interview.
You can come to the interview as planned; it won’t affect anything.
However, if you say something during the interview like, “I don’t have the motivation to work on myself,” then regardless of what President Kida thinks, the staff may decide that they shouldn’t match you with men, and you could fail the interview.
If you’re careful about that, I don’t think you’ll necessarily fail the interview.
That said, your personality and inner qualities are also evaluated, so please be very careful.
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I’m Dai, a male member.
President Kida may have the final say on everything at Universe Club.
But since you asked anonymously, even if you went in for an interview, they wouldn’t know you were the woman who asked that question, would they?
Also, I think you only received such a harsh response because your question made it sound like you could probably get hired for nightlife work, but couldn’t be bothered to put in the effort. It came across as a bit naive.
You seem a little too sensitive to criticism.
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I’m in Seattle.
Since it’s anonymous, why not go ahead and attend the interview without worrying too much? It’s not like the company president will be interviewing you directly.
That said, if you’re not motivated, nothing may work out no matter what you try. Maybe that’s what they’re getting at. You need to find an enjoyable goal.
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