Tips
Jun 22, 2019 01:20
This is serious. Hmm... no, that’s not quite right. Even if someone is a hidden A within category B, if there’s any possibility of having a close relationship with someone, then they’re entirely B. Based on my experience, I’d say B is 50%. C is probably 100%. That said, it’s not as though anything goes for me either, just so we’re clear.
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I interpret category A in the club’s definition as 0%. It’s also true that I believe A is a necessary type in every sense. What I keep trying to say is that there are members whose values mean they shouldn’t join the club in the first place. There’s simply nothing that can be done about that. I wonder what Don Juan of Kishu would think about it. I’m proposing that the club consider how to deal with this at the entry stage. I’m already fully aware that I couldn’t win someone over because I lack appeal—you don’t need to tell me that.
So, what do you think? Why not make an offer to a B member once and conduct a mystery-shopper investigation? (笑) Looking into the actual situation on the ground might help you understand, even just a little, what the members are really like. Wouldn’t the club’s responsibility be to ensure that its members, despite differences in degree, are generally aligned and share the same values?