Thank you for the advice on “Joining a Dating Club Is a Long Way Off.” Everyone unanimously confirmed that, realistically, it takes finally after making offers to 20 or 30 people.

But when I think about it, the return is actually lower than the efficiency of the ordinary dating world—romance, picking people up, group dates, affairs, and so on—isn’t it? I can’t help feeling that this is putting the cart before the horse. What do you think...? (The other day, an employee of mine was talking about investments, and I told him, “With your level of capital, you’d get several times the return by just steadily earning overtime pay instead.” It feels similar to that...)