There are people who drive cars like Mercedes but still have class (because of their family background), and people with absolutely no class who just seem nouveau riche… A papa-katsu guy is obviously the latter.
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Can someone nouveau riche really say anything about how they were raised?
I’ve gotten to the point where I can tell how big a guy’s dick is just by hearing what car he drives!
The flashier and bigger the car, the smaller his thing is! A limp dick!
Tell me if you have any other papa-katsu guy stereotypes!
I’m in Seattle.
I grew up poor, so I have absolutely no sense of class and just give off a nouveau riche vibe. I drive a Mercedes (an S-Class, specifically), as if I need to point that out. And yes, the limp-dick part is accurate too. Good eye, questioner.
A lot of women don’t even notice when they ride in my car. I guess they’re not that interested in cars. I’m not particularly interested in them either. Once Level 4 autonomous driving becomes affordable, I’d love to leave the driving to the car and take naps on the way.
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I’m Mac, a male member.
Cars symbolize 1) the person you want to become and 2) the kind of woman you want to have. So Papuwa-san either wants to become a Celsior or be held by one. I probably want to become an MM van（笑）
Since it was a post about cars, I thought Maezawa-san would write another long response, but he kept it brief. Someday I’d like to make the outside of an MM van look like a giant penis and drive it around, but I haven’t worked up the nerve yet.
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I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
I agree that car size and personal belongings often differ between people with less money and the wealthy, but I’m not sure it’s fair to judge everything based on that alone.
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I’m Taro, a male member.
Judging a man by the car he drives? That’s such a bubble-era way of thinking（笑）. And you’re actually connecting it to the size of his manhood?
I’d love to see someone test the theory that guys who drive Hummers are poorly endowed. And while they’re at it, prove the theory that anyone driving a Jaguar or Aston Martin wears Armani, and that Alfa Romeo drivers are a pain to deal with. Although, I have to admit, a guy driving an eight-liter American car does seem like he’d be well-endowed.
I suddenly feel like listening to Doburock’s “Big Manhood,” so I’m off to YouTube. Goodbye.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
Sorry to bring someone else into this, but Mac drives a flashy truck—and his “equipment” is impressive too. I’ve seen both the truck and the equipment firsthand（笑）. He gave me a ride in the truck, but I only saw the equipment. That distinction is important.
I’m a papa-katsu guy, but people often tell me I seem well brought up. In reality, I didn’t come from anything particularly special.
And just like that, I’ve already come up with two counterexamples.
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Something I wrote in an answer a little while ago:
My favorite girl of more than a year asked me, “Is this a kei car?” even though she rides in it every day.
So maybe there’s at least a little truth to that logic??
Well… probably not.
This is Paper Airplane, a male member who’s in a great mood after his daughter called him “handsome” for the first time yesterday. (Maybe she’s finally started trying to butter me up…)
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I’m Maezawa from the CEO’s office, and I’ll answer this too.
By that logic, people who drive kei cars—especially the old 360cc models—would have to be well-endowed. At this point, though, it seems the theory falls apart.
Does the person asking the question simply have a thing for kei cars?
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I’m Aya, a female member.
That’s an interesting pattern.
My personal observation is that handsome, older papas from Kansai with a facial-attractiveness score of 70 or higher get shy when I tell them, “I like your face.” Apparently, people from Kansai value being funny more than being handsome.
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