A. “If you think it’s beneficial to put up with it, then you should put up with it. If you think it’s more beneficial to discuss things properly beforehand, then you should have a proper discussion.”
B. “Why would you enter that kind of relationship without discussing the terms? We explained everything properly during the interview, didn’t we?”
A means that it’s up to you whether you negotiate or not, while B means that you must negotiate. Those are completely opposite meanings, aren’t they?
So which is it? What you’re saying keeps changing.
Since Maezawa-san isn’t reliable, please tell us the rules for the club as a whole.
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Aizawa from the Events Team here as well.
As part of the club’s rules, the terms are something the two of you should decide together.
Whether it’s option A or B, the advice is simply along the lines of, “How about handling it this way so the woman doesn’t feel uncomfortable?” It’s not that the rules require you to follow one specific approach.
If I remember correctly, regarding answer B, that was the response given when a woman contacted us after entering into an arrangement without discussing the allowance, saying, “The allowance was too low! Please do something about it!”
The club doesn’t get involved in allowances, but we may offer advice such as:
“If you’re going to continue seeing him while feeling uncertain, it’s better to ask clearly and put your mind at ease.”
“If you’re worried that the relationship will fall apart and end, trusting the other person may also be an option…”
That’s what answer A refers to.
However, if someone says, “The allowance was too low! What are you going to do about it?!,” then we have no choice but to respond as in B.
After all, we already told them in A that they should discuss it if they weren’t comfortable with the arrangement…
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I’m Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office.
A: Mr. Maezawa, I have a question for you.
B: Mr. Maezawa isn’t reliable, so please tell us the rules for the entire club.
Is this supposed to be a joke?
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I’m だて◎ゆめ, a male member.
I fully understand what you’re trying to say.
However, after the first meeting, it becomes a matter between the individuals involved. The club is basically not involved.
Please understand that first, and then direct your questions to the club or Mr. Maezawa, okay?（笑）
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