Tips Aug 12, 2019 01:07

Shouldn’t there be some form of income verification as a membership requirement for male members?

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Especially for Black members. For example, requiring them to hold a black card or platinum card. Of course, it’s possible to get one of those cards with the right techniques, but it’s pretty difficult for someone earning around 4 million yen a year.
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Maezawa from the President’s Office here. I think one of the good things about Universe is that proof of income isn’t a requirement. So if you want proof of income to be a condition, you’d probably be better off with another club. SALON does require proof of income, so why not apply there? > It’s pretty difficult to find people earning around 4 million yen a year, though. That’s true—it probably is difficult. Women register because they want to meet wealthy men, so I can understand where they’re coming from. But—yes, but— Even if someone earns 20 million yen a year, suppose they can only spend 1 million yen of it. If someone earning 4 million yen can spend 1 million yen a year, then the amount they spend on women is the same, right? It’s even possible that someone earning 4 million yen might offer a woman a higher allowance. (Some people earn a lot but try to set the allowance based on the going rate for dating apps, and some receive a lot of negative feedback because of it.) People with higher incomes generally have more financial flexibility, so I’m only saying that there can be exceptional cases.
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