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It is not difficult at all. Back in the day, all area codes had "1" or "0" as the second digit, prefixes (the three digits after the area code) could not be the same as any area code, and "1000," "2000," etc numbers were reserved for large businesses that had switchboards. These days, they are all just numbers.

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There has to be a Sesame Street reference in there somewhere but I'll be damned if i can find it. Anyone?

Oscar the Grouch (the green Muppet) lives in a trash can, so the other Muppets buy him a house. However, as @poolboy48220 pointed out, he chooses to stay in a trash can, albeit a nice trash can located in the kitchen of his new home.

Oh, no. I take all available measures to avoid chapped ass!

It really toasts my bread when someone goes "rrggg-rrggg" when EVERYONE knows it is "urg-urg."

Apparently not enough people to keep them in business.

Given that the barriers to entry are far lower than in the pre-Internet days, more and more guys who want to make a buck while they fuck have started escorting. My guess is there are as many great escorts as in the past, but they are somewhat overshadowed by mediocre guys who think it is easy to to do.

No, but I'd like to!

Yep. I believe the gist was “they are rat bastards,” perhaps in different words.

WHATEVER YOU DO - do not ask when a guy says "ask me." You will get your card revoked AND a red checkmark in your permanent file. Yes, I said your PERMANENT file! Of course, I am being facetious. There are as many answers as there are escorts and clients. I ask, unless something else in the ad is unappealing in which case I lose interest.

I do look at them, but take them with a grain or two of salt. My typical routine is see who else the reviewer has hired, when the reviewer joined, and what their other reviews look like. It isn't like reading RM reviews is a arduous process, so I figure "what the hell!"

I agree that starting the credit card dispute is a good first step. Be prepared to be asked whether you have attempted to resolve the dispute with the merchant and have an answer ready. If you have not already done so, take a look at the tires and see for yourself. Someone is lying or (remote possibility) the first shop forgot to do the work. Did you have the tires replaced at the second shop? If not, you might want to go to the first shop and tell them what happened.

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Thankfully, I've only encountered a couple of guys who were very full of themselves. One that comes to mind wrote in his initial reply to my RM message that he was very selective about who he allows to hire him and wanted me to know that I'd have to prove that I would make the cut. I told him that I was also very selective (it's true!) and that I would not be moving forward. He kept messaging me via the RM email system until I blocked him. He no longer escorts. I've also encountered guys who did a better job of stating they were trying to assess my seriousness about meeting. That's completely fine with me. Time is valuable. For me, it is all in the delivery.

I didn't say he would do so to get out of a drug charge. There are detectives who can elicit information out of a suspect and steer the conversation so that the suspect caves. Alternatively, with decent questioning and police work they could have gotten enough evidence to charge him. That's exactly why a suspect would do that. It doesn't seem to make sense, so what a great way to make yourself seem innocent. It usually doesn't work for parents who have killed their kids, but they usually don't live in West Hollywood.

Wow - that's an accomplishment. Congrats!!

You make two good points. Here's another one: had they conducted a drug bust and brought Buck in they might have been able to get a murder confession out of him. Sounds like they didn't even try that. Then again, LA County Sheriff is not known for its brilliant investigative work. Perhaps that's why Smollett and his hot-shot LA lawyer didn't think CPD could figure out his case.

Love the sense of humor. Sounds like he would be a lot of fun. Might have to head out to Vegas.

I hired him in 2017 and had a great time. Was actually a very sweet guy in person.

My, but there is a lot going on there. I'd take a pass. If they aren't sportif and don't give good sexy then I'm outta there.

Three wrongs if you count shopping at the Payless going out of business sale. That's more wrong than shopping the clearance rack at Ross.

All's fair in love, war, and going out of business sales.

Let's not forget that many clients do not want to be contacted by an escort, as has been discussed in this forum many times. An escort who offers to notify a client when he is back in the client's city is taking a risk that he will upset the prospective client. While I see nothing wrong with this practice and even if I did I'd reply with a polite "no, thank you," there are those who react with outrage. Therefore, I see nothing wrong with complimenting the escort for doing so.