Tips Aug 12, 2019 15:57

I’ve met a Type B woman four times in total.

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The terms were 500,000 yen for three months. I didn’t expect us to become intimate right away, but during those three months, she had some personal circumstances, so I gave her a one-time 1.5 million yen payment. When I gave her the 1.5 million yen, she pushed me away when I tried to kiss her. On the fourth meeting, I told her that if nothing was going to happen indefinitely, then this arrangement couldn’t really be considered an agreement. She replied, “I can’t be intimate with you.” Apparently, she can only do that with someone she truly likes. So, as far as she’s concerned, we’re just friends. If there were no money involved, I suppose that would be perfectly reasonable. But while a man taking the money and running is considered absolutely despicable, I feel that a woman taking the money and running is just as despicable. Regardless of whether intimacy happens or not, isn’t there some way to have women’s understanding of their dating type thoroughly confirmed during the interview process?
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Maezawa from the President’s Office here. > Is there no way to ask more probing questions during the interview to confirm how women view their class? By “class,” you mean their dating type, correct? To prevent dating-type fraud, all our staff ask very detailed questions—so that someone who is Type A, for example, doesn’t claim to be Type B. It’s also one of Universe’s highest-priority issues. That said, it’s disappointing to hear that something like this happened… I assume you’ve provided feedback, but we’ll continue doing our best to ensure there are no more women like this. That aside, regarding the 150, I assume you lent her that amount. If the truth came to light the moment you handed it over, couldn’t you have canceled the benefit of the deadline right then and asked her to return it on the spot?
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