RD Cold session with Maika

[Sunthean]

Maybe someone just used the yoasobi graphics for english? I can't remember if the price page had graphics before.

 

[sysinternals]

Guess it's time to explore ikebukuro a bit more.

Noooo! Don't ruin the good thing that's going on in Ikebukuro.

I don't think the shop is referring to tag for reviews.

They specifically asked me for TAG reviews the first time I met a girl. Theyll even give you a discount for reviewing the same girl twice lol.

 

[Maxblack]

Noooo! Don't ruin the good thing that's going on in Ikebukuro.


They specifically asked me for TAG reviews the first time I met a girl. Theyll even give you a discount for reviewing the same girl twice lol.

🫤

 

[DireWolf98]

I wonder if they even know / care tag exists?

I can't speak for others, but I always follow the First Rule of Fight Club . . .

 

[Sudsy]

I can't speak for others, but I always follow the First Rule of Fight Club . . .

What's Fight Club?

 

[zera]

Almost a 30% gaijin tax.

Hopefully previous users get grandfathered in. If not despite it being my favorite shop... well I just can't see using it. Principle of the matter and whatnot.

I don't think the shop is referring to tag for reviews. I wonder if they even know / care tag exists?

They've been asking for at least a year (first time I was there when they sent a direct link to the forum and offered 1,000 off for leaving a review)

 

[qcryp]

Used them tonight for the regular price for what its worth, I didn't mention anything about price but was going to ask about it if they quoted me something higher than last time.

 

[DireWolf98]

I send Japanese messages to them on LINE. They always reply to me in Japanese.

This issue has been discussed before, but I suspect that with some shops, the extra charge for gaijin is for: 1) the extra burden of accommodating non-Japanese speakers and/or 2) generating additional revenues from non-Japanese-speaking tourists as they are less likely to be repeat customers.

 

[MikeH]

And 3) because dipsticks still go and pay them.

I mean more money is more money, doesn't need any motivation beyond that from the shop.

 

[Sudsy]

And 3) because dipsticks still go and pay them.

I mean more money is more money, doesn't need any motivation beyond that from the shop.

Don't forget the mindset of a lot of the management, "We don't really want them, but if they'll pay this enormous premium we can tolerate them."