I asked a papa (a male supporter) who kept bragging about living in a luxury high-rise what floor he was on, and it turned out to be somewhere in the middle lol

It’s Joe. Horie-mon once said that unless your home is in a specific area of Tokyo, it’ll only lose value. He even declared that “it’s no longer even a rental property.” I often can’t keep up with the way he thinks, but I agree with him when it comes to owning a home. And yet, even though it was only supposed to be temporary, I went and bought a house in Kyoto. Princess Nana told me, “You should buy one.” How was I supposed to say no?

I’ve been married several times, and each time I’ve built and lived in a detached house in a different location. I’ve already built three homes for my current wife. Now she’s saying, “I’m tired of this house,” and asking for another new one. After building three houses, you really do end up with a comfortable home. Paper Airplane

I’m Dai, a male member. Personally, I’m not good with heights, but I also dislike lower floors where cockroaches tend to show up, so I usually live around the fifth or sixth floor. The questioner simply likes top-floor apartments because they feel they can use them to show off. Everyone has different preferences.

Let people who want to one-up others do it. If they want to step on your head, let them. Honestly, there’s something wonderful about looking up at a luxury high-rise from a tiny apartment in its shadow♪ What matters to me is having a 24-hour gym within a one-minute walk, and Sukiya and a convenience store within three minutes. Having Saizeriya and McDonald’s nearby would be even better. I want to be surrounded by cheap, tasty food♡ I have no interest in, or desire to go near, some stingy, miserly old guy who can only give a young woman an allowance of under ¥50,000 per meeting, even if he lives on the top floor of a luxury high-rise or owns several ultra-luxury foreign cars. He’d bring down my luck with money. Women are much better at spending money, so they should just hand it out generously. What do old men with little time left really want by spending money only on themselves and hoarding the rest? What I want to tell the person who asked this question is: even if you want the money, you’re better off staying away from papas who skimp on the allowance. They’re guaranteed to be bad luck. If they genuinely don’t have any money, that’s one thing. But when they do have money and still offer such a low allowance, I honestly cannot understand it at all. How do they not realize that they’re forcing young women to compromise rather than agreeing to the allowance, and then putting their dirty dick in them…? That’s different if they’re handsome older men who could easily attract young women in real life, but they really need to take a good, long look in the mirror. I’m short, bald, fat, and have bad breath—a highly trained loser—so I give generous allowances and barely manage to get women to date me m(__)m P.S. I’d love to meet a woman who would make even Seattle-san want to give her ¥100,000 per meeting. I’d pay Ayase Haruka ¥100,000 per meeting during her Hotaru no Hikari days, though. Maybe ¥50,000 for Minami Hamabe. I’m hesitant to name her because I might get killed, but I’d happily pay Sayuri Yoshinaga—her current self—¥100,000 per meeting for a dinner date!

I live in a run-down detached house. Mack, I get 1,000 per meeting. If I tell Mr. Loser, “Only 100?” he might climax. I’m scared that the upper floors of an apartment building would sway when an earthquake hits.

I like gardens, so high-rise floors don’t really appeal to me that much. Though rooms with a view of Mt. Fuji are beautiful this time of year. Marika

I’m Taro, a male member. That was in a Kamaitachi skit, wasn’t it? If you grew up watching *The Towering Inferno*, you’d probably hesitate to live on a high floor.

I’m Rin, a female member of SALON. If you think there’s no point living in an apartment unless it’s on the top floor, you’re the most embarrassing one here.

I’m Kazu, a male member. They say fools and smoke like high places. I don’t think the top floor is necessarily the best. Personally, I’m not a fan of high-rise floors because they come with their own hassles. Everyone has different values. I own several detached houses and condos, and I live in multiple homes.