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Fundraiser by Jack Milligan : Help Gavin “Pec Inspector” Recover After Being Shot
 

See if this link works -
Fundraiser by Jack Milligan : Help Gavin “Pec Inspector” Recover After Being Shot
 

Gavin's GoFundMe:
https://gofund.me/f8405c5bc
Gavin's RM ad:
https://rentmen.eu/Pec_inspector
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Just came across this on Instagram.  Apparently occasional strip parties in NY, LA, SF and Chicago. Next party seems to be in NY on Sept 19. Has anyone been and can comment?  Is it similar to the old JimmyZ parties that happened at the Faultline in LA - those parties had some big BB stars and quality muscle, like Rusty Jeffers and the black BB who did ass play with a grapefruit (his name escapes me now).
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I think that this movie is currently only premiering in film festivals but it's quite good (and great eye candy)...
 

Yes, he is certainly not my type.  But he does seem to epitomize the unrealistic expectations of many of the new in business providers these days.  Maybe I am just cynical, but it just seems that there are quite a few 'fly by night' providers out to make a quick buck and charging rates that are excessive.  

No, the Wilton Hotel & Pool Club is a separate proposal from at least 3 years ago.  They (I don't know who) bought some property on Dixie Avenue off of Wilton Drive, west of the Five Points intersection that included a closed funeral home.  They were looking to secure financing and put scaffolding around the property sometime in 2025, but the community rumor is that they will not move forward with the construction because of costs.   The Tryst proposal is a separate one, and it is right on Wilton Drive, encompassing much of the property that includes the Art Frensies and Executive Offices properties next to Johnsons.   I was not aware that it includes the Johnsons property.   It certainly would make sense if they could take over the Wilton Hotel & Pool Club proposal, but I have not heard anything of such.  

No, the Wilton Hotel & Pool Club is a separate proposal from at least 3 years ago.  They (I don't know who) bought some property on Dixie Avenue off of Wilton Drive, west of the Five Points intersection that included a closed funeral home.  They were looking to secure financing and put scaffolding around the property sometime in 2025, but the community rumor is that they will not move forward with the construction because of costs.   The Tryst proposal is a separate one, and it is right on Wilton Drive, encompassing much of the property that includes the Art Frensies and Executive Offices properties next to Johnsons.   I was not aware that it includes the Johnsons property.   It certainly would make sense if they could take over the Wilton Hotel & Pool Club proposal, but I have not heard anything of such.  

Well, they aren't closed yet (at least I think so).  The world is littered with thousands of successful businesses that were ruined by new owners, who either did not know how to run it, were overly ambitious or just didn't care.  

Some financial analysts are comparing the current stock market environment to the late 99s/early 2000s Internet bubble.  It's kind of interesting because I believe that during that period, another LGBTQ company, PlanetOut, went public and bought up some businesses, including one of the original all gay cruise companies, RSVP Vacations.  PlanetOut rode the Internet bubble and crash --- to bankruptcy, and RSVP sank with it.  RSVP eventually was bought by Atlantis Vacations and never recovered.  It seems like we are seeing a rhyme with Pride Holdings.  Cheap stocks can get cheaper and can go to zero.   I guess many of you don't remember the penny stocks...

I would surmise that the Masseurfinder guys are strictly therapeutic unless they also have ads on RentMasseur and show a sensual option.  If I see a nice therapist on Masseur finder, I also check on RentMasseur to see if they are listed if I want more than a therapeutic massage.

I recognized two providers that are on this wresting site, Wrestlers | MuscleBoy Wrestling
that may accommodate your interests/wishes:
Derek Bolt:   DerekBoltXXX - Male Escort, Gay massage - Washington | Rent.Men
MonstaMike:  MonstahMikeMscl - Male Escort, Gay massage - Ft. Lauderdale | Rent.Men
This provider appears on another wrestling site: 
One thing to do is go to the fighting/wresting webCAST – Wrestlingmalesites 
MarcoNapoli: MarcoNapoli - Male Escort, Gay massage - New York City | Rent.Men
 

I am a little intrigued by what this means or the intent for providers who chose this for their sexual orientation?  What could it possibly mean?  Are providers required to answer this question, and they choose this because they don't want to answer?

Seems to go to be true...Where does it say where he is based...I would not pay in advance and since he cites 9 so-called positive reviews, why does he need payment in advance?

I just found this from a website - “I left the business in 2013 after my boss in Southwest Florida told me that research had shown ‘people here just don’t like you,’” the former news anchor said.   A Former Fox And CBS Anchor Changes Career Path For Highly Unusual Job - PopCulture.com
So it is likely he was outed in FL.

As distressing as the college costs and doubts of return are today, I don't think it would a good decision to turn down a competitive college attendance.  I mainly say that because it seems like the most highly successful and richest people seemed to have met other people who shares ideas and/or became business associates to starting companies that made them very successful and rich.  And this good fortune happened even if they did not finish college, like Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg.   So probably networking has even bigger (huge) value especially since the cost of college is so high (and I think borders on exorbitant).  And getting the degree may not be the main benefit if you can go into business from ideas and friends you meet.  You can always go back later, or you may even be able to get an honorary degree later if you company (ies) become successful. 

It also says "the most popular show for ladies".  In this day and age, I would not consider it, regardless of the city.  Let ladies have their own show and we can have our own.

It also says "the most popular show for ladies".  In this day and age, I would not consider it, regardless of the city.  Let ladies have their own show and we can have our own.

I agree with your concern.  I once met a provider in a cheap hotel and there were bugs crawling on the wall.  Also, hotel guests were hanging out in the public area, and this was a night.

Actually I think it is more than just inflation - there are reports that the economy is bifurcated, with many people during very well - stocks and housing near records - and also many people struggling.  As providers grapple with inflation, they may sense that they can charge more because there is a willing audience, especially in cities like NYC, Miami and SF, where this obvious wealth being generated and there's always news about some billionaire buying a multi-million mansion or making millions/billions from their business. So FEAR of MISSING OUT - they might as well try to make as much as they can for their niche as there is someone willing and able to pay.  But I have barrier of paying over $300/hr even though I would pay $250 decades ago when I was much, much poorer.   But I wonder if for me, that is because the THRILL IS GONE.

Johnsons has always had more Latin dancers than any other ethnic/racial group - and usually if they have a new white dancer, they are visiting from another city, like Montreal or sometimes another US city like Atlanta or Tampa.  The question is whether they are the same dancers that they have had for years.  I guess I will have to go and see (haven't been since the end of March)...  I've never been to LeBoy...

Actually I think it is more than just inflation - there are reports that the economy is bifurcated, with many people during very well - stocks and housing near records - and also many people struggling.  As providers grapple with inflation, they may sense that they can charge more because there is a willing audience, especially in cities like NYC, Miami and SF, where this obvious wealth being generated and there's always news about some billionaire buying a multi-million mansion or making millions/billions from their business. So FEAR of MISSING OUT - they might as well try to make as much as they can for their niche as there is someone willing and able to pay.  But I have barrier of paying over $300/hr even though I would pay $250 decades ago when I was much, much poorer.   But I wonder if for me, that is because the THRILL IS GONE.

Whether you are billionaire, millionaire, or not, I would think you should be most interested in what you want and find attractive.  And that could mean different things to different people.   But it makes sense in the old days and probably today, that word of mouth from other rich folks seeking is the best avenue.  I would be 99.99% sure that if you loved muscle in the 1970s, you would have had to meet up the elite bodybuilders through connections not any published service - any you should know the most famous one who was rumored to have clients when he was just starting out.  

I recall seeing another provider with 2 ads a few months ago and was going to comment on it.  I don't know RM policy for billing, but since this provider is new, one guess is that either RM has a grace period of no charges, he had not been billed for the ads, and maybe he is trying out different ads with different messages to see which one gets the most clients.  However, I do notice that the stats differ for each ad, particularly age and weight, which is concerning.  He even has different information for zodiac sign!  But he has gotten one client who posted a review in less than a month, which is impressive, assuming it is an authentic post.

Whether you are billionaire, millionaire, or not, I would think you should be most interested in what you want and find attractive.  And that could mean different things to different people.   But it makes sense in the old days and probably today, that word of mouth from other rich folks seeking is the best avenue.  I would be 99.99% sure that if you loved muscle in the 1970s, you would have had to meet up the elite bodybuilders through connections not any published service - any you should know the most famous one who was rumored to have clients when he was just starting out.