Tips Jul 16, 2019 13:47

I’m a male member from outside the major cities.

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In another question, someone wrote, “It’s only about ¥500,000 a month,” and it’s really warped my sense of money. If that’s ¥500,000 per month after taxes, with a family to support, it seems like a fairly substantial income. Assuming that income comes entirely from employment or business earnings, I imagine the gross income would probably exceed ¥30 million. So even male members earning at this level can still fail to make things work… What’s interesting is that, with all due respect, the person answering the question probably has a lower income than the person who asked it... Generally speaking, high-income respondents don’t answer questions of this kind. I wonder what’s behind that. It occurred to me that this may offer a clue about how to enjoy dating clubs. My question is: What income level does Universe Club envision for its male members—even in terms of disposable income? Perhaps the biggest targets are actually people with such high incomes that they can’t even get into the salon...
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斉藤さんだぞ♪
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I’m Saito, a columnist♪ There’s no upper limit when it comes to spending money on fun, so whether it’s ¥500,000 or ¥1,000,000, I don’t think it will ever truly be enough. No matter how much money I have, I end up spending it all. And even when I don’t have money, there are still plenty of fun things to do without forcing myself to spend. It’s fine to push yourself and see how far you can go until you get bored—but only after taking care of your family, I suppose… I answer questions here too, so I may actually earn less than the person asking the question, but I’m technically the salon’s No. 1 member. Haha. Even so, I’m still wandering from one dating club to another in pursuit of something greater. (Greater what, exactly?) There’s no point in nitpicking over how much money someone spends on having fun. If you feel you’re being tricked, you can simply leave the club. That’s how I see it.
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