I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
As someone who founded a company, I’d like to say this:
What’s the point of spinning off a company if the business model is simply, “Book only the sales from the parent company under the new company and keep building up retained earnings”?
Wouldn’t it be better not to spin it off in the first place?
I understand that creating a separate company is relatively easy, but I think the real issue is whether it can continue generating profits through its business alongside the parent company. What do you think?
I’m Paper Airplane, a male member.
By next year, I’m planning to start a business with another woman from the club as well.
If those ventures succeed too, I’ll be able to leave a continuing income for the women from the club, my longtime girlfriend, and my employees even after I’m gone. That’s what I’m working toward now.
If it hadn’t been for the devastating earthquake, I might have spent my life as a salaryman.
Then COVID brought yet another major turning point, leading me to take on one unexpected new challenge after another. It’s made me realize that you never know what life will bring, and that we’re sometimes moved by forces beyond ourselves.
> Makeotoko
There are times when it’s better to tell them sooner…
After I’m gone, my wife will continue receiving an S-class-level income every month from some real estate. But she keeps scolding me and angrily yelling, “We don’t need any of that! It’ll just be a burden on the kids. Sell it all and get rid of it as soon as possible!”
I’m Makeotoko, a losing male member.
Mac lives in the real world, whereas I’m a fictional character.
I simply came up with the hypothesis, “Wouldn’t it be amazing if there were a papa like this?” and am calmly acting it out.
I live in a dream world. That’s completely different from Mac.
Does it make sense if I say I’m satisfying my need for self-actualization?
The same logic applies to not having an adult relationship even when I give an allowance during a trip. I’m an actor playing the ideal papa in a dream. To put it more directly, it’s self-indulgence.
I gave her the company, but I haven’t told her yet. If I had to put it one way, it’s part of my end-of-life preparations.
It’s something I’m setting up so that, after my death, my ace girl will think, “I was cherished this much.”
I’m writing and acting out the script while imagining that, if a movie about papa-katsu were made, this would surely be the final scene. That’s where the self-indulgence comes in.
That’s why I call it masturbation.
Even if Mac realistically appeals to the readers here, there’s no way they’ll understand. After all, I’m living in a dream world.
So the normal reaction from the question-box readers, the other answerers, and especially the male members of Universe should be rejection. That’s why, from my perspective, I’d actually be delighted if this caused an uproar.
“Excellent.” “Just as planned.”
There’s value in doing what no one else can. It’s fun precisely because I’m taking on something unrealistic.
I don’t want people to understand me, and I don’t want them to become my fans.
“Makeotoko, go die!” “You’re so shady.” “Aren’t you actually Mr. Maezawa?”
Those are the highest compliments I could receive. It would be boring—and inconvenient for me—if everyone weren’t against me. Life is worth living precisely because you accomplish things other people can’t.
We only get one life.
I wouldn’t go so far as to say earning hundreds of millions is effortless for me, but there are 10,000 Japanese men who earn that much. So there’s no real value in making hundreds of millions. Money is merely a means. Just a number.
According to Flag Maker, I’ll be a fly in my next life, so I want to live this one to the fullest while I’m still human.
I’m a papa who exists only in a dream. I don’t exist in this world, you know, Mac? ♡
I’ll make this cinematic dream come true and bring it to its conclusion.
> ② If I change my mind and break up with the woman, I can recover the money by having the company president receive the retained earnings as compensation.
That ↑ was quite a treat too, Mac. Don’t you think that overcoming temptations like this is what makes someone a legendary papa?
To make the story even more dramatic, my ace girl could betray me and find another papa, while I secretly know about it, pretend not to notice, and continue showering her with love.
Then, at my graveside, my ace girl would sob and say:
“Mr. Makeotoko, I’m sorry. I was a terrible daughter.”
Wouldn’t that be the perfect final scene for a movie?♪
There is one problem, though: to make it feel like a proper movie, I’d have to cut off everyone below my near-ace girl. That’s what I’m really struggling with.
I blocked two people yesterday, but I’m such a coward that my fingers were literally shaking... Maybe this is the boundary between dreams and reality. I guess I really am too small-minded...
■Date◎Yume
The business model was designed with the intention of spinning off the company from the very beginning, when the parent company was founded. I never expected it to come in handy for papa-katsu, though. If I don’t spin it off and make her the sole shareholder, my relatives could take the company after I die, right? My lawyer advised me to do it together with a will, so that’s what I’m doing.
