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I suspect that they aren't the slightest bit interested in providing a "release," but they think that everyone expects it, and they do it without enthusiasm, just to keep clients happy. If the "happy ending" doesn't make clients happy, they should probably forget about it. A bad one, like you experienced, is probably worse than none at all. They give a great massage, according to what you and others say; they probably should leave it at that.

I suspect that they aren't the slightest bit interested in providing a "release," but they think that everyone expects it, and they do it without enthusiasm, just to keep clients happy. If the "happy ending" doesn't make clients happy, they should probably forget about it. A bad one, like you experienced, is probably worse than none at all. They give a great massage, according to what you and others say; they probably should leave it at that.

Hamilton is the guy I just posted about today, who I gave the negative review to. I also talked about him the other day, after the massage, but I didn't mention his name. However, since you ASKED, I don't feel reluctant to give you a good answer. If you can see the negative reviews (I'm sure my review hasn't been posted yet, as I sent it this morning), or if you can see my review before he takes it down, do so.
This guy does NOT give a sensual massage, let alone erotic. Stay away.

I think we have driven a stake into the heart of this one! (Is his ad still on the site? Waste of his money if it is.)

I saw "Fiddler" last night, and liked it very much. Danny Burstein is very good, and it isn't fair to compare him to Zero Mostel, which is like comparing any modern baseball player to Babe Ruth. There was only one Zero Mostel!
I thought that the actors playing Yente the Matchmaker (Bea Arthur in the original) and Golde, Tevye's wife (Maria Karnilova in the original) were very weak, and added nothing to the production. I haven't seen any versions, either movie or stage, since I saw the original in 1964. If you've never seen "Fiddler," one of the great American musicals, by all means, GO! And if you have, I think you'll like this one.

I saw "Fiddler" last night, and liked it very much. Danny Burstein is very good, and it isn't fair to compare him to Zero Mostel, which is like comparing any modern baseball player to Babe Ruth. There was only one Zero Mostel!
I thought that the actors playing Yente the Matchmaker (Bea Arthur in the original) and Golde, Tevye's wife (Maria Karnilova in the original) were very weak, and added nothing to the production. I haven't seen any versions, either movie or stage, since I saw the original in 1964. If you've never seen "Fiddler," one of the great American musicals, by all means, GO! And if you have, I think you'll like this one.

You DO realize, don't you that the two guys in the first photo are William and Harry?

I would love to have a taste of whatever that chef is cooking. Forget the food; I'd love to taste the chef!

Lankypeters, if you do, tell him that Michael who lives near Lincoln Center recommended him to you.

I'm amazed to read these comments. I've been a regular client of Pierre for more than five years, and received a very satisfying massage from him yesterday (Sunday). Needless to say, I'm a very satisfied client, and we've always hit it off marvelously. We discuss our interests in reading, travel, even though they do not often coincide. Yes, you can say that Pierre is "white as a ghost," but scrawny? The guy is ripped! Effeminate? He used to be an amateur boxer!
Yes, I did comment to him that he seems to have shaved his body hair, and it is now growing back. He sort of acknowledged that, but I didn't pursue it. I suppose Cliff saw him right after he shaved. (This is the first time I've seen this.) I can see how his differently priced (yes, the ads are ambiguous) sessions can be a bit confusing. I don't pay much attention to those distinctions. I usually pay $170 for an hour massage ($150 yesterday -- I guess business is a bit slow), which is on the high side, but I really enjoy being with him. As for what he provides, there's always been a happy ending. There's always been lots of mutual touching. Occasionally, there's oral -- at least there is for me.
Lankypeters, whose recommendations have proved accurate for me in the past, says that Pierre has "a great deal of attitude." Obviously, I disagree with that, but I can see how Pierre can be less than totally forthcoming when one asks about what his services are, and what the distinctions are among his differently priced massage. Funny how one person perceives an interesting personality, and others perceive an attitude and effeminacy.
I'm certainly not begging anyone to give him "another chance," or anything like that -- you guys know your preferences, and I'm sure you have as much experience with masseurs as I do , or even more. This has been a long reply, but I just wanted to defend a guy that I've liked (and whose massages I've enjoyed) over the years.

I'm amazed to read these comments. I've been a regular client of Pierre for more than five years, and received a very satisfying massage from him yesterday (Sunday). Needless to say, I'm a very satisfied client, and we've always hit it off marvelously. We discuss our interests in reading, travel, even though they do not often coincide. Yes, you can say that Pierre is "white as a ghost," but scrawny? The guy is ripped! Effeminate? He used to be an amateur boxer!
Yes, I did comment to him that he seems to have shaved his body hair, and it is now growing back. He sort of acknowledged that, but I didn't pursue it. I suppose Cliff saw him right after he shaved. (This is the first time I've seen this.) I can see how his differently priced (yes, the ads are ambiguous) sessions can be a bit confusing. I don't pay much attention to those distinctions. I usually pay $170 for an hour massage ($150 yesterday -- I guess business is a bit slow), which is on the high side, but I really enjoy being with him. As for what he provides, there's always been a happy ending. There's always been lots of mutual touching. Occasionally, there's oral -- at least there is for me.
Lankypeters, whose recommendations have proved accurate for me in the past, says that Pierre has "a great deal of attitude." Obviously, I disagree with that, but I can see how Pierre can be less than totally forthcoming when one asks about what his services are, and what the distinctions are among his differently priced massage. Funny how one person perceives an interesting personality, and others perceive an attitude and effeminacy.
I'm certainly not begging anyone to give him "another chance," or anything like that -- you guys know your preferences, and I'm sure you have as much experience with masseurs as I do , or even more. This has been a long reply, but I just wanted to defend a guy that I've liked (and whose massages I've enjoyed) over the years.