I’m Maezawa from the CEO’s office, and I’ll answer this one too.
> If I report this to the club, will the male member be forcibly expelled?
Something like this alone wouldn’t lead to immediate expulsion.
However, if we’ve received the same feedback in the past, repeatedly warned him through the club, and reached the point of saying, “There won’t be a next time,” then he would be forcibly expelled.
In this case, the chances of him being expelled are low. Still, if a man thinks he can violate the rules without any consequences, there’s a good chance he’ll commit other violations as well.
So I’d like you to send us proper feedback. That way, men who repeatedly violate the rules will be forcibly expelled.
That said, I’ve seen quite a few posts from women saying things like, “I didn’t want to know, but the man went ahead and told me himself.”
Maybe men are taking rule violations too lightly.
Even if they aren’t expelled immediately, they could at least be fined.
If they don’t pay, they simply wouldn’t be allowed to make offers from then on.
And if someone says, “A fine? I’m not paying that,” you could just change the rules so that person can be forcibly expelled.
In the first place, rule violations are technically grounds for forced expulsion; the club is merely withholding disciplinary action.
Still, I sometimes wonder whether people who violate the rules simply aren’t thinking that far ahead.
Recently, though, the system was changed to say, “Once your negative score reaches this level, you’ll be forcibly expelled.”
So, conversely, someone might argue that since the score hasn’t reached that level, forced expulsion isn’t possible.
It’ll be interesting to see how they handle that. (笑)
Personally, I’d just add the negative points on the spot and say, “Oh, you’ve reached the required score. Sorry about that.” (笑)
I’m Dai, a male member.
This may be a common question, but when a man tells a woman his membership tier even though she didn’t ask, is he misunderstanding and assuming she wants to know his tier?
Or does he simply have nothing else to talk about, leading to awkward pauses in the conversation?
P.S.
I’ve noticed recently that all the women who send me “You’re wonderful” are in a tier below the men’s tier.
I’m currently a Gold member, and every woman in my “You’re wonderful” history is either Standard or Gold.
Since many women probably already know their own tier, I think men should realize that using it as a conversation topic won’t keep the conversation going either.
