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SALON says the minimum requirement is being exceptionally attractive. I hear it’s made up of women from Universe’s BLACK class, so would a woman from the GOLD class definitely be rejected if she went for an interview?

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12年目のお局様👄クールビューティーに見えて中身はチャランポランです♪
Age: 30s 👩 Female Universe staff
Apologies for the delayed response. I’m Mamiya, the manager of East Customer Loyalty Group. Personally, I believe the difference between a Gold-class woman and a Black-class woman is razor-thin. While it may be unavoidable that appearance comes first, a SALON member recently told me that he wanted to meet a woman who would be worth investing in. This isn’t about a narrow world of asking how much per meeting or simply meeting up and having sex. We aim to create wonderful connections that can last a lifetime. I know that, with the right self-improvement and approach, a woman can transform in an instant. So please, knock on our door and come see us.
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This is Saito, the column writer ♪ I don’t think that’s possible. Above Gold, there are Platinum and Black women. If you were receiving a flood of offers or had exceptionally high ratings, you would have already been moved up a class. I know a woman who went from Standard to Black, and this brought back memories of something that happened a while ago.
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Age: Private 👨 Male Universe staff
Maezawa from the president’s office here. Even among GOLD members, experiences can vary depending on the staff member in charge. If a GOLD woman received a flood of offers from Black men, she was effectively Black-class—the class assignment was likely a mistake. So there’s a chance she may be accepted after all.
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