There seem to be a lot of CEOs among the male members. Do you no longer use trains or other public transportation for your commute?
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(I’m not a molester, but I commute by train because I want to breathe in the scent of high school girls.)
(It’s a shame that dating clubs can’t accept offers to high school students.)
I’m Adventurer Merchant, a columnist.
I mostly get around by train, but I always avoid rush hour.
I also have a place near Shin-Yokohama and spend a lot of time there, so I take the bullet train between Shin-Yokohama and Tokyo—economy class, round trip—more than half the days each month.
Other than that, I guess taxis...
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I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
I hardly ever take the train anymore either.
I rode one around last fall, and it was fun to watch all kinds of women—including high school girls—riding too (笑).
I understand how you feel (笑), but I hope you’ll keep it at the level of feelings only.
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I’m Kamihikoki, a male member.
For many people, the president’s office may be on top of a woman in a hotel bed…
But that’s definitely not the case for me…
I’d have to really think about it to remember the last time I rode a train.
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I’m Saito, a columnist ♪
I might not really have a concept of commuting in the first place.
I work in various places and go wherever I want, but I only take the train a few times a year.
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I’m a male member, Seattle.
Thanks for the question—it was pretty easy to poke fun at.
I haven’t ridden a commuter train in about 13 years. I hated them so much that I quit my office job, so even if every single person in the car were a high school girl, I still wouldn’t want to get on.
Actually, that was a lie. If the entire car were high school girls, I’d want to ride it.
If you’re talking about an 18-year-old, there’s hardly any difference. They’re all cute, after all.
My own daughter is a high school girl, so maybe I don’t find it quite as exciting. Once you see the reality of it, even if you approach high school girls on Twitter, I think you’d just find them unfriendly and boring.
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