To all club members: I’d appreciate your advice if you have a moment.
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I was invited to come in for an interview after being told, “You’re attractive enough to work at our hostess club.”
My family is against it.
The reasons I’m hesitant are:
① I’m not exactly young anymore, and I’m not confident in my communication skills.
② I’m worried it may conflict with my values and outlook during the day.
The reasons I think I should try are:
① There’s a possibility of earning good money, and I could save enough to move out.
② I can’t get hired for daytime part-time jobs.
I don’t know why. The other day, for some reason, the conversation with the male interviewer went off track, and we ended up talking about men and women during the interview. I realize that this kind of thing is a problem.
I imagine many of you who answer are business owners or highly motivated people, but if you were in my position, would you take the plunge?
I don’t understand what you mean…
Are you saying it’s actually an adult-entertainment establishment, despite calling itself a hostess club?
Don’t trust what someone that strange says.
The only person you can trust is yourself.
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I’m not sure what you’re trying to say.
If you want to work at a hostess club, then I think you should go ahead.
But business owners and highly ambitious people probably wouldn’t apply for a hostess club job.
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It feels less like you’re taking a step forward and more like you’re about to take a wrong step.
The issue isn’t the nature of the work itself, but rather your mindset.
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> He invited me to come in for an interview, saying, “You’re attractive enough to work at my hostess club.”
That man’s clearly violating the rules—this is grounds for immediate expulsion.
I’m amazed someone would actually try to poach a woman from Universe Club for his own establishment.
I’m not even sure whether the contact form below is monitored, but please use it to send us the man’s name, addressed to Maezawa.
Actually, couldn’t we offer some kind of reward for information like this? If there were a reward, wouldn’t you feel more inclined to give us his name?
Anyway, I’d appreciate it if you could contact us first. I’d have to ask the president about the reward, so it’s fine to keep the man’s name confidential at first.
You could even wait until after you start working at that hostess club. (lol)
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This is Taro, finally out of my downtime. It’s my first drink in a while, but the alcohol keeps evaporating. Maybe it’s because of the heat. Extreme weather is scary.
Now, regarding your question:
You probably have good looks and give off a sexy vibe. That normally wouldn’t come up during an interview otherwise.
But if you lack communication skills, I think you’ll hit a dead end sooner or later and end up drifting into the adult entertainment industry.
You should think of yourself as standing at that crossroads.
By the way, working in nightlife or adult entertainment is a respectable occupation, so if you choose either for positive reasons, I don’t think one is inherently worse than the other.
Taro
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What do you do for a living these days?
What do you mean by your “daytime values”? You haven’t even been accepted for a daytime part-time job, have you? What kind of part-time job interview would lead to a conversation between you and the interviewer about men and women? What does “a conversation about men and women” even mean?
All I can think of is, “????”
So I’d appreciate it if you could start by rephrasing your question.
Whether you take the plunge or not isn’t up to the respondents—it’s up to you.
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