Could you tell me the number of dates at each branch, like the monthly membership figures?
If that's difficult, I'd appreciate the most recent figures instead.
Maezawa here as well.
I agree that even if you knew how many dates each branch arranged, I don’t think that would necessarily benefit women.
For example, you might decide to register because a branch has a high number of dates. But that doesn’t guarantee that you’ll receive any offers after registering.
Conversely, you might decide not to register because a branch has few dates, when in fact you might have received plenty of offers if you had registered.
Regardless of the number of dates at each branch, women who are going to receive offers will receive them.
Choosing whether to register based on the number of dates offers no real benefit, nor does it affect the number of dates you personally get.
Even if you’re unsure which date club to register with, I don’t think you can make a comparison, since other date clubs probably don’t publish their numbers either.
If you feel that registering would offer you significant benefits, I recommend coming in for an interview. If you feel the benefits would be limited, then I think it’s better not to register.
The decision is yours. I hope you choose in a way that won’t leave you with regrets.
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