Will this really work out? I don’t trust people who post things that look like recruitment pitches on Twitter and similar platforms.

I’ll answer too, Maezawa here. If you feel you can’t trust it, you’re better off not trusting it. Everything comes with risks. Check things for yourself, understand both the risks and the benefits, and then decide what to do. That’s the basic approach. So I think you should gather as much information as possible. > Will it really work out? That depends on what you mean by “work out.” If you mean whether you’ll be able to meet men, more than half of the women who register receive offers from men and are able to go on dates. If you end up among that half, you could say it worked out. If you end up among those who don’t receive any offers, then it didn’t work out. But if you mean the claims you sometimes see about getting several hundred thousand yen a month just for dinner, I think the odds drop to around 1 in 1,000. At that point, it’s probably comparable to making a debut in show business, becoming extremely popular, and landing one commercial after another. Some people do make it big in show business, but most people can’t, right? It’s the same kind of thing. There may be people who receive several hundred thousand yen every month for dinner only, but realistically, it’s not something most people can achieve. In that sense, it wouldn’t work out. As for whether you can find a good papa (a male supporter), I’d say about half of the 3,000 male members are probably good papas. (As for the other half… I’ll refrain from commenting.) If the question is whether you can meet a good papa, I’d guess around a quarter of the registered women are able to do so. After that, it comes down to whether you’re compatible with that papa. That part depends entirely on the woman, I think. I answered assuming this was a question from a woman. If you’re a man, please ask again.