Are there male members on Universe, or respondents here, who can casually pay around ¥500,000 out of their own pocket for a night out at a hostess club—not as an entertainment expense, but with their personal money?
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I’m registered here while working as a hostess in Kitashinchi, too. (On Universe, I registered under the false claim that I work in a law office.) Even among the Black-class male members, my impression is that there aren’t many who are genuinely wealthy.
This is just a simple question, but if five friends went to a cabaret club or nightclub and the bill came to, say, ¥200,000, what would you do? Would you open your wallets and split the bill right in front of the women sitting with you?
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I’ve met plenty of wealthy people in Kitashinchi, so I know that being a member of Univa isn’t anything special.
Thaaat’s why Fuu refrains from making offers to women who work in nightlife, right?
Go ahead and make a name for yourself in Kitashinchi. If Univa members are no big deal, then by all means, find yourself a papa there.
I’m sure you’ll land yourself a fabulously wealthy papa.
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My papa (a male supporter) spends at least ¥1 million a night, so I don’t think he’s ever split a ¥200,000 bill. In fact, he said that ever since he started his own business in his 20s, he’s only ever paid for other people. You may simply have been meeting salaried papas (male supporters) so far.
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Don’t speak solely from your own frame of reference.
To the questioner, who proudly boasts about relying entirely on other people’s money: don’t you have something better to do before putting others down?
The idea that all wealthy people go to hostess clubs or salons is childish to begin with. The highly successful business owners I know don’t seem to see any value in places like that.
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> Are there really people who can casually pay around ¥500,000 for one night out of their own pocket, rather than charging it as entertainment expenses?
Hmm? I seem to remember a column mentioning someone spending around ¥2 million in a single night. So yes, I think there are people who can spend around ¥500,000.
That said, naturally, they wouldn’t pay that much unless they felt it was worth it.
I’m not quite sure what the other person’s simple question was getting at, but if the original agreement was to split the bill, then splitting it seems perfectly fine.
However, there are often people who say they’ll take you out, so perhaps it’s simply more common for that person to cover the bill.
I’m not sure whether there’s really any need to show off by paying the bill at a hostess club, though.
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I don’t go to hostess clubs, sorry.
If I’m going to spend money at one, I’d rather give it to my monthly partner. Sorry for being such a cheapskate.
I also prefer conveyor-belt sushi.
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I do pay.
For five people, isn’t a ¥200,000 bill actually pretty reasonable? On days when I plan to pay, I hand over my card before the check arrives, before the other four can notice.
There are other members and male respondents like the one you mentioned, too. When I had dinner with a certain male respondent, he even brought out a bottle of Romanee-Conti（笑）
I’m just dropping a little teaser here to put some pressure on myself to write a column.
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