I’m the loser guy who’s a male member.
I’m jumping in because I’m sure someone will be happy about it♪
Doctors don’t really have that much money. A second-generation private-practice doctor might be somewhat well-off, but please don’t assume that doctors make hundreds of millions of yen a year. That’s basically unheard of.
For a first-generation private-practice doctor, earning ¥30 million a year would already make them a very successful practitioner. There are occasionally doctors who make over ¥50 million, but they’re rare.
(I’m talking on and on to compete with Aya’s papa, maybe, and make someone happy.) I’m an entrepreneur. I suppose you could also call me a business owner.
I secretly set up a company for my ace girl without telling her, and it caused a bit of an uproar in this Q&A box（笑）
- That’s outrageous.
- It’s going way too far and is seriously intrusive.
- Loser guy, go die.
People really laid into me. Though technically, nobody actually told me to die（笑）
Since I’m at it, maybe I’ll pour on even more gasoline.
What I gave my ace girl was essentially a company for managing assets.
I’m the only employee and the company president. The idea is to split off parts of my business, assign the revenue to that company, and keep building up retained earnings. Then, when I’m about to die, I’ll tell her the company exists, and after I’m gone, it will continue paying her a salary out of those retained earnings. All the equivalent shares belong to her.
It’s a hassle to explain, so I’ll leave out the details, but everything legally related to the gift has been properly taken care of. Everything you, as someone who dislikes me, might imagine has been cleared in a completely above-board way.
She has no other papa, doesn’t even have a boyfriend, and is giving me the entirety of her prime years. So I think it’s only natural for me, as her papa, to prepare for the day when she’s over 50 and I’ve died and am no longer around. It’s simply the right thing to do.
Let the flames rise♪
Maybe she has another papa after all（笑） That would be amusing too♪
It’s me.
A founder-CEO who starts a company, takes it public in about three years, and then makes its market cap and share price skyrocket after the IPO must end up earning an absolutely incredible income.
The dividends from their shares alone would easily exceed 10 billion yen. On top of that, they could probably take several billion yen in executive compensation without breaking a sweat.
I wonder what happens to their sense of money. As an ordinary guy, I can’t even imagine it(^^)
I’m Aya, a female member.
Sorry for the humblebrag… My generous (well-paying) papa is a company owner. He sometimes stays at Aman resorts because he apparently had a great experience at one in Bali—or somewhere like that.
I’m just enjoying the benefits that come my way, but Ferrari’s new-car test-drive events are sometimes held at Aman too, so I figure I might as well enjoy the experience and attend with him. He’s a papa who shows me a world I never knew existed.
I have a fairly respectable, conventional job.
