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Thank you for your questions. I’m Kida, the representative, and I’ll answer them. ① Is it correct to say that all the respondents fall into either the earned-income or passive-income category? (There aren’t any freeloaders here, right? LOL) → I earn income through work. Thanks to our members. ② What do the passive-income respondents, other than Kusomeshi Neru, do? And don’t tell me they work now—that won’t do! → ③ Are there any passive-income respondents willing to reveal their background and show their faces? → I’m sorry that I had so little to say in response. This may be a little late, but is the questioner’s intention something like this? “I can live off passive income, and since I don’t usually have much to do, I’m involved in dating arrangements. But I’ve become fairly well-known and my face is out there, which makes various things difficult. What do all of you do? What should I do?” Is that right? I’ll reinterpret your question that way and answer accordingly. Having passive income and being recognizable (or famous) seems like a very good thing, doesn’t it? Assuming that passive income means you’re an investor or a property owner, even if a photo of you circulated showing you bathing in a tub full of cash under the headline, “○○, famous in the dating-club scene,” it probably wouldn’t affect your income. Since very few people are in such a position, why not enjoy life to the fullest, like the late “Don Juan of Wakayama”? Once you become famous, you do need to be careful about security—especially making sure no one slips stimulants into your drink—but you should be fine. Famous sugar daddies appear in the media overseas, but there still aren’t any in Japan. So I’d be delighted if you became Japan’s first sugar-daddy YouTuber. Pretty please—teehee, LOL.

I’m Maezawa from the President’s Office. I feel like making it visible doesn’t necessarily mean I’ll get any answers, though. I’ve made it visible.

I’m Paper Airplane, a male member of P活 who’s constantly told by his wife, “How many times are you going to the bathroom? You’re going again? Even when you’re home, you’re always in the bathroom—you practically live there!” I’m going to bed now. It’s either sleep or the bathroom. That’s it.