He does compensated dating but actually turns out to be a virgin? What? It wasn't really clear if the whole 'customers and employees not having a relationship' thing was supposed to mean 'no sex'. Either way, the uke ends up being the really innocent, blushy, not-sure-what-to-do-in-bed kind despite being in a field where he's supposed to be an emotional support for his clients and probably, at the very least, give a little skinship. Oh yeah, and his reasoning is 'I wanted my first time to be with someone I love'. What an innocent view for someone who literally chose to go on dates with mostly married men in order to get higher pay than the average job. My annoyance here isn't the job, it's the fact that the uke seems to choose it just for the heck of it (to make a better buck than a different job) but then the mangaka turns around and says 'Oh, btw, this character is actually the super innocent kind.' In other words, the characterization doesn't match up yet again.