I’m a male member.

I’m Rin, a female member. People who are unpleasant usually show it on their faces, so be careful.

I’m Kazu, a male member. It would have been a good question without that last line. I’m interested in the answers too. But any man who picks a fight with restaurant staff is bound to make decent women frown. Isn’t that just a classic example of an unpleasant man? As another male member, I think male members who get confrontational with the staff look pretty lame. In fact, I think they’re even lamer than male members who show women their profiles.

Maezawa from the CEO’s office here—I’ll answer too. Thanks for your question. > Some of the staff are speaking out pretty loudly, but I hope it doesn’t end up looking as bad as the transportation-expense issue did… Hmm. The most embarrassing way to handle something is to ignore it. Especially at our company, people who, for example, quietly keep cleaning the office every day may be recognized and even promoted. Being able to keep doing something others don’t want to do is not something ordinary people can manage. We’re the kind of company that believes people who can do what others can’t should be recognized… Did it look embarrassing? It hasn’t affected my life in any way, so I don’t think it matters how it looks to others. I am who I am. I believe the people who understand will understand. And even if some people don’t, I don’t see how the opinions of people I’ve never met or don’t know have anything to do with me. Does it actually affect anything? And yet, I haven’t answered the question at all… (lol) If you ask one of the staff members who knows me well, I’m sure they’ll answer you, so please ask them instead. (That’s my answer. lol)

I’m date◎yume, a male member. One vote for Mac!