robberbaron4u

Roboscort. . .

Given that rent is coming due on the first of the month, you are his target audience.. 

Having seen him "in the flesh", I can state, as a matter of fact, that he is the proverbial "dog" in comparison with you. 

God?!? Dr. Wafel gets credit for the creation that is Prince Charming. Roberto was introduced to me almost twenty years ago; at that time, he was the proverbial ugly duckling. The then and now of him in his physical presentation is nothing short of miraculous.

To do what? My good man, to bask in the company of Prince Charming, the envy of your friends and those of your acquaintance. Peasant.

Given that rent is coming due on the first of the month, you are his target audience.. 

Given that rent is coming due on the first of the month, you are his target audience.. 

Is the cost of fine dining and event tickets built into that amount or is it "extra" and on you.

Having seen him "in the flesh", I can state, as a matter of fact, that he is the proverbial "dog" in comparison with you. 

Is the cost of fine dining and event tickets built into that amount or is it "extra" and on you.

To do what? My good man, to bask in the company of Prince Charming, the envy of your friends and those of your acquaintance. Peasant.

Is the cost of fine dining and event tickets built into that amount or is it "extra" and on you.

To do what? My good man, to bask in the company of Prince Charming, the envy of your friends and those of your acquaintance. Peasant.

To do what? My good man, to bask in the company of Prince Charming, the envy of your friends and those of your acquaintance. Peasant.

To do what? My good man, to bask in the company of Prince Charming, the envy of your friends and those of your acquaintance. Peasant.

Hmmm...the scenario reminds me of the "downfall" of Larry Renault in Dinner At Eight. If you favor a big, old brood mare for play Robbie is your "hire".

Is the cost of fine dining and event tickets built into that amount or is it "extra" and on you.

Hmmm...the scenario reminds me of the "downfall" of Larry Renault in Dinner At Eight. If you favor a big, old brood mare for play Robbie is your "hire".

Gotta have it. I have had my biblical four score and ten; hence any time left to me to savor the joy of living is on the cuff courtesy of the Maker. I am "free, white, twenty-one" without issue and, as by the old adage, you can't take it with you...

This is the thing referred to, euphemistically, as a "learning experience", to wit: Do not give until you have gotten".

Let us not get our knickers in a twist over which came first, the chicken or the egg as spontaneous combustion seems the most likely circumstance...

And, my point being that without clients there would be no demand for providers; no demand, no market.

This is the thing referred to, euphemistically, as a "learning experience", to wit: Do not give until you have gotten".

Let us not get our knickers in a twist over which came first, the chicken or the egg as spontaneous combustion seems the most likely circumstance...

Do not give until you have gotten. It is a rule that derives from the nature of the business. The market is over saturated with "providers"; I am amused that a provider suffers under the delusion that he is the " end all", and, thereby, he can run the market. The reality of the thing being that "escorting" is a buyer's market.  If the provider demands a deposit, walk on as I assure you, there is something bigger and better just around the corner who will be more accommodating.