I’m the female member who recently declared, “It has to be Kida-san,” and practically forced the very busy Kida-san to answer me.

Today, this isn’t a question—it’s a thank-you. I wasn’t sure where to send it, so I’m sending it here. So there’s no need to publish this or reply. Maezawa-san said he was curious where I had learned about Kida-san’s manly spirit, but isn’t it on display all over the Universe Club website? There are so many dating clubs, so of course I looked at other clubs’ websites too. But they were incredibly boring to look at. It’s more like you can’t see any individuality at all. I believe that if something sounds too good to be true, there’s always a catch, so when people simply line up pretty words, I can only find it suspicious. Kida-san’s honesty makes me feel his manly spirit. Besides, I don’t think there’s any other club where the representative takes the lead so actively in public relations. On one of the staff blogs, someone—I can’t remember who—wrote that they considered their job to be that of a pimp and couldn’t tell their parents or friends about it. I wondered, “What does that word even mean? I don’t know how to read it,” so I looked it up—and was shocked. I thought, “Is it really okay to say something so negative about your own job? Isn’t it painful to work while feeling that way? And for Kida-san to allow that—doesn’t he have an incredibly broad mind?” And once again, the way female staff members like Takita-san, Teratsuji-san, and Nanase-san work without showing the slightest hint of shame is just too cool. I also find Maezawa-san’s wonderfully guileless, completely unpresidential demeanor endearing. Universe Club is honestly just too entertaining. That concludes my very subjective and biased take on Universe Club. I don’t know whether my assumptions are accurate, though. Sorry for rambling on for so long.