Tips Jul 4, 2019 18:51

I can imagine how challenging it must be to operate in a gray area, but have you ever been extorted by a member or non-member? If something like that happened, would your club be able to respond firmly?

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Maezawa will answer this one too. I once had a man I’d gone on a date with demand his money back, saying my photos were too flattering and that I didn’t look like much in person. When I told him I couldn’t refund him because we had already gone on the date, he demanded that I set him up with another woman for free. When I said that wasn’t possible either, he told me: “I’ll post about you online. Is that really okay with you? This is going to become a big problem.” Looking back, that was extortion. I probably could have recorded it and filed a complaint for extortion. He also said things like, “My wife is prettier than you,” so if I had reported him, his wife might have found out too, and things could have gotten very messy. If someone tried to extort me like that, I would stand my ground without hesitation. (笑) That said, Universe basically doesn’t do anything we need to feel guilty about. We even impose enough self-regulation to the point that some members complain—for example, we don’t tell men when a woman is on her period, and we don’t ask about or disclose the amount of allowance she wants, among various other things. So in the first place, I don’t think situations arise where we have to stand our ground so firmly. We also have a legal adviser, so we’re fully prepared to deal with issues decisively. Please rest assured.
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