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Seattle’s answer is definitely the best one.
No matter how beautiful someone is, if she’s Type A, there are cases where the standard rate still applies.
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Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here—I’ll answer as well.
Papuwa, it’s impressive that you’ve grasped things so accurately based solely on the information here, despite having no experience as a staff member.
I’d say you’re almost exactly right.
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I’m a male member, Seattle.
Women aren’t told what class they’re in. It seems to be entirely up to the management, based on whether they receive offers at that class’s offer price.
Apparently, women also can’t see who they gave a “Lovely” to.
I occasionally receive a “Lovely” too, but I don’t mistakenly assume they’re giving them out to lots of people. Or wait—is it the equivalent of a “like” on a woman’s photo?
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