Tips Oct 18, 2020 12:56

It seems like there are more respondents from the Nagoya branch. Is there something interesting or some special perk that only the Nagoya branch has?

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Or are they just being pushy? They all seem to talk down to people from Nagoya, though... Myaa!!
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Meg
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Age: 50s 👩 Female Former Universe member
I’m Meg, one of the female members. I’ve never thought I was being condescending. The folks in Nagoya seem to be having such a good time—how lovely for you♪ Lately, I’ve become quite friendly with the staff at the Hiroshima branch (or so I like to think☆). You’re all hilarious!!
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Age: Private 👨 Male Universe staff
Maezawa from the President’s Office here. Thank you for your question. Does only the Nagoya branch have any interesting perks? I’m not sure whether they’re significant enough to call perks, but first of all, the staff are exceptionally capable. For example, when I answered in the question box that it was possible to make a second offer to the same woman, the other branches said it wasn’t possible and refused to accept such requests. (To the members who were turned down, I’m sorry—I wasn’t able to do more ><) The Nagoya branch, on the other hand, probably knew the woman would decline and that there was no point in asking, but even while complaining to me, saying, “Honestly…,” they still checked with her for the sake of the male member. It’s a branch that really goes out of its way to support its members. That said, I don’t know whether that has anything to do with why so many people answer questions there.
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Age: 70 or older 👨 Male Former Universe member
I’m a lost soul in my 60s. It’s fascinating! So I’ll be making a trip this weekend (though “征,” as in “expedition,” doesn’t feel quite right…) to visit and learn a thing or two. The chicken wings are surprisingly good… I still haven’t tried hitsumabushi, though… haha. P.S. That’s hilarious! It really is Nagoya… or rather, Mac-san!… I might just go tearing all the way to Nagoya(笑)
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