Isn’t it strange that I was viewed negatively for ending the date after two hours in a room without dinner, when the standard is four hours—two hours for dinner and two hours in the room?

Allow me to add a clarification. At the club, we first arrange a meal—or tea, depending on the time of day—so both parties can see if they click. After that, they can decide whether to pursue a relationship based on how they feel about each other. A relationship doesn’t necessarily mean going to a room. And if this happened on the first date, the club had arranged a meal, so being suddenly taken to a room would be nothing but terrifying from the woman’s perspective. It’s practically a crime. If you want something quick and easy, you’d be safer calling a delivery service and less likely to end up dealing with the police, so please do that instead.

Maezawa here. > Isn’t it strange that I was criticized for ending things after two hours in a private room without having dinner? Since it says the standard date is four hours—two hours for dinner and two hours in a private room—I assume you’re talking about the initial arrangement. It’s not just frowned upon; it violates the rules. For first-time arrangements at Universe Club, the rule is that you start with a meal. Skipping dinner is out of the question. It’s serious enough to warrant being banned, isn’t it? Please follow the rules properly.