Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well.
Even if a woman finds out you’re in the Black class, I don’t think she’ll necessarily try to overcharge you because of it.
Women pay close attention to men.
They can tell from things men don’t usually worry about—such as being in the Black class but seeming short on money, or being Platinum but looking wealthy.
If you don’t want to be overcharged, I think it’s better to stick to clean, inexpensive clothes, such as Uniqlo. That said, even then, your overall demeanor may give it away.
Also, it’s not necessarily a matter of her trying to overcharge you. It’s about whether the amount she needs in order to feel satisfied with herself is high or not. So rather than calling it overcharging, it’s simply her preferred amount, regardless of class.
If anything, I think a Black-class man may have an easier time winning a woman over by taking her to restaurants she normally couldn’t visit and giving her gifts.
If the allowance would affect your daily life, then it’s something you should be mindful of. But if you have the financial room, instead of worrying about that, you’ll probably have a more enjoyable time if you put your full effort into planning how to grow closer to her.
If you had a genuinely enjoyable time, then even if those around you think you spent too much, the experience may still have been highly worthwhile in terms of cost-effectiveness.
Think about what you should prioritize, and try to find a balance where you’re not putting yourself in financial difficulty while still enjoying the experience—and, ideally, ensuring that she enjoys it too.
