Many of the male members of The Salon are good-looking because their appearance is also assessed during the interview. So I got the impression that, even though they’re wealthy, surprisingly many of them don’t offer an allowance of 100,000 yen or more. Is that the case?
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I assumed that the better the looks and the bigger the age gap, the higher the allowance would be...
👤Asked byGuest👩GenderFemale🎂Not stated👑Universe female member
I’m Hajime Hara from THE SALON.
Regarding the allowance, if you have a specific amount in mind, be sure to communicate it clearly after the first meeting has been arranged.
One thing I think is the same with both SALON and Universe is that wealthy men tend to strongly prefer spending their money on women they genuinely feel are valuable to them. In return, once they feel that you’re someone special, that support will likely come back to you in a substantial way—even without you having to ask.
The fact that you were accepted by SALON means that, at the very least, our staff saw something appealing in you. Why not make an effort to help your male supporters recognize that appeal as well?
I’m sure a wonderful encounter—and support—is waiting for you.
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I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
Wait a minute!
Are there really so few good-looking male members at Universe, with nothing but broke guys?
Mr. Makeot seems to give generous allowances, so he doesn’t appear to be broke. And even if he’s short, overweight, and bald, the moment I see his allowance, he suddenly looks like a handsome guy from back in the day—and pretty cool, too（笑）
Me?
I’m a genuinely broke guy（笑）
There are plenty of male members, so we need at least one guy to make everyone else look better（笑）
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I’m Rin, a female member of SALON.
I only know SALON, so I can’t really compare it with other services, but I do think SALON has some wonderful men.
So, does that mean the allowance is higher outside SALON?!
Reading the questions here, though, I don’t really get the impression that that’s always the case…
For the person who asked, I think a bigger difference probably means a higher allowance. And I’m sure that means you’re very beautiful!
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They’re including people with a gross annual income of ¥40 million, after all...
With an annual income of ¥40 million, take-home pay would be around ¥25 million, so that’s more “comfortably well-off” than truly wealthy. It’s not at all surprising that some papas can’t offer 100, and it’s unavoidable that you’ll even get a Carlos Ghosn (allowance: 50).
※PJ girls who read this answer, please refer to papas offering an allowance of 50 by the code names “Mr. Ghosn” or “He was Carlos~.” “Ace” has already become common parlance, so this year we’re going to make “Mr. Ghosn” catch on m(_ _)m
At the very least, I wish they’d limited it to people with ¥40 million in take-home pay (roughly ¥75 million gross, perhaps?).
For reference, I spend nearly ¥40 million a year on papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) alone. About the same as Mac, I suppose.
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