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Aug 1, 2020 14:21
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When a male member makes an offer as the representative of a group (with other men also attending) and wants to invite several women to a dinner, does he leave it entirely up to the staff to recommend women, or does he choose a large number of women himself, with those who are available joining the dinner? Which is it?
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Since it’s surprisingly difficult to coordinate everyone’s schedules for a dinner gathering, I think it would be easier on the staff if you came prepared with around three times as many candidates as the number of women you plan to invite, plus a willingness to accept women recommended by the staff if those candidates don’t work out.
If you’re too particular, you’ll end up exchanging message after message, and you’ll become more discouraged than the staff themselves. lol
The more blacklisted and secret women there are, the more they tend to dislike having their identities exposed. So I think it’s best to understand that risk, let them know the time they’ll be expected to leave in advance, and offer an allowance of around ¥20,000.
By the way… almost none of these dinner gatherings develop into an ongoing relationship.
T, who sometimes sends offers to ten women at once, said the same thing. It might be better for women to think of it as simply going out to have some casual fun.
I wonder why that is.
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This is Oihara, Chief of Universe Club’s Sendai branch.
For dinner arrangements, you can either leave the choice of woman to our staff, or select several candidates yourself and have us arrange a date with whichever woman’s schedule works.
If you leave it to our staff, just let us know your preferences in advance, and we’ll select and recommend women who match your tastes.
Once we’ve picked someone, we usually inform you who it will be. That said, you might also enjoy the excitement of not knowing exactly what kind of woman will show up until the meeting.