Tips Apr 2, 2019 08:06

Apparently, I’m the kind of member who makes women leave the club. Rather than asking them to quit, they decide on their own that I’m all they need and leave. At another club, I was told with a wry smile, “We’d actually rather avoid arranging a VIP woman’s first date with you, because women who should be making us money end up quitting after just one date...” In fact, even when I immediately make an offer for an especially promising woman, it seems they put off arranging the date. Is this kind of male member really difficult for a club to deal with?

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Maezawa here. If that’s something the woman genuinely feels on her own, then it means you’ve helped create a good connection, so I don’t see a problem with it at all. However, if she’s saying things like, “I’d like you even more if you were exclusive with me,” or “I could increase your allowance if you were,” then it feels almost like she’s indirectly asking you to leave the club. > Are men like this difficult for the club to deal with? You won’t know how likely they are to quit unless they actually join, so it might be better to let them join first.
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