Regarding today’s question about ¥70,000 for two hours at a delivery health service—I’m not the person who asked, but I feel bad for the previous poster, so I want to say that I don’t think it was made up.
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I used to work at a delivery health service in roughly the same price range. The place I worked at was a slightly upscale, popular local shop with a high turnover of customers. The percentage we took home varied depending on our monthly hours and repeat-customer rate, but 50% was the minimum take-home amount. That was what girls who barely worked received. At a legitimate shop, if a girl worked regular shifts and got repeat bookings, taking home ¥50,000 out of ¥70,000 was perfectly normal. And if the terms were that only your eyes were shown or that your entire face had to be shown, I think you would have earned even more.
People who say ¥70,000 means it was an upscale shop—just how many dirt-cheap places have you been going to? No wonder you’re so out of touch.
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“Somewhat upscale mainstream establishment” is an interesting way to put it.
I used adult entertainment services more than ten years ago, so I can’t say for sure, but my impression is that prices have fallen more nowadays.
From what I found, even at soaplands, anything over ¥60,000 is considered high-end. Is that really the case?
Well, I guess we’re not going to see eye to eye.
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I feel like we’re talking past each other because we have different standards for what counts as a mainstream establishment.
If a woman receives ¥70,000 for two hours, that means the man is paying ¥140,000 for those two hours—or at least that’s how it seems to me. (The numbers would be a little different if the split were 60/40 or something.)
A mainstream establishment would presumably be somewhere frequented by people earning around the average income. Japan’s average annual income is said to be ¥4.33 million, which would be around ¥3.7 million after taxes, right?
Would someone earning around that much generally pay ¥140,000 to visit a delivery service? I don’t think so.
If he went every week, that would be ¥560,000 over four weeks—probably more than his income.
I don’t think you could call that a mainstream establishment.
If that’s the kind of argument we’re making, it would be like calling a Ferrari a “mainstream car”:
“I earn ¥4.33 million a year, but I bought a Ferrari as my everyday car.”
I don’t think many people would consider a Ferrari a mainstream car.
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Oh, I had no idea.
“High-end, but a mainstream establishment”—what does that even mean? lol
I told you, people from the sex industry aren’t welcome here, didn’t I?
If you need money, go work in the sex industry.
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I’m aware that some male members use or also use adult entertainment services, and that a certain number of female members have experience in that field as well.
Even so, Joe’s view is that allowances at Universe Club are not linked to adult entertainment services. You’re free to use past earnings from that line of work as a benchmark, but please bear in mind that some male members see the two as similar, yet fundamentally different.
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