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Bumping this... I originally tried to see him on my trip to NYC in August but sadly couldn't get our schedules aligned.  Thankfully work called and I had to take a trip last week and I got to see him.  I can't even begin to describe what an amazing time what was had.  Feel free to DM with any questions but I can't recommend JewishMike enough.  And yes he is AMAZING at BFE.  And he's a perfect gentleman as well.  If you like a genuinely nice guy who is great at BFE put him at the top of your list. 

Bumping this... I originally tried to see him on my trip to NYC in August but sadly couldn't get our schedules aligned.  Thankfully work called and I had to take a trip last week and I got to see him.  I can't even begin to describe what an amazing time what was had.  Feel free to DM with any questions but I can't recommend JewishMike enough.  And yes he is AMAZING at BFE.  And he's a perfect gentleman as well.  If you like a genuinely nice guy who is great at BFE put him at the top of your list. 

My biggest advice is to take the plunge. Seems you’ve already done some research, which is smart, but don’t overly map it out. 
 
In short, if you’ve decided on a masseur at a spa, then yes to book in advance is always the way to go to ensure you get who you want. Walking in can work but in some situations you may be turned away entirely if they are all working. While not always the case it can happen. 
 
For spas open late, you can absolutely get a later massage but again, worth your time to reserve a spot in advance. 
 
Ultimately, you’re going to have someone rub your body and give you pleasure. Enjoy it and don’t sweat the details.