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Most of his potential clients are Canadians. $400 is $400 to them.

It’s no loss for Toronto clients imo. I was scrolling through the RM offerings currently and there is no shortage of hot and interesting providers. Even quite a few visiting from abroad. Toronto is a good market with lots of motivated clients with the wherewithal to pursue this hobby. It’s a very affluent market on a par with major American cities. Maybe a bit fewer clients than NY and LA but on a par with 2nd tier cities like Chicago and Miami.

How did you send him a message? Not on RM I assume.

I know they would not agree but I think they should require escorts advertising on their site to post contact info. Otherwise they are defeating the purpose of their service, which is a disservice to those of us who are premium clients and pay to use their platform.

I contacted RM about it and yes they cannot do anything about it, as they informed me. They said they can’t force an escort advertising on their website to provide contact info. I replied then what was the point of the ad other than to promote OF content. Haven’t heard back.

I know he is real but he presents himself on RM as a travelling escort. And that is the phony part. He has no intention of coming to any of the half dozen cities in Canada that he currently has listed. He gives no contact info so impossible to set up a session. He is only advertising his OF content.

The poem was titled Ode to Immortality.

I’m neither. I verbalize a lot during sex. I like my top to know what pleases me and I try to please him too. Communicating by words and actions go hand in hand, I think.

Read an obit today about an American actor I had never heard of but that’s not unusual as I don’t watch the movies anymore. But a line attributed to him struck me as funny. “Never name drop. De Niro told me that.”

No. It’s a poem by Wordsworth with that phrase that gave a title to a movie that made stars of Warren Beatty and Natalie Wood back in the early 60’s. The theme is that as life goes on, the magic of youth is lost but something worthwhile remains.

Dennis now appears to be playing the same routine in Canada. He has a half dozen cities listed in the next half month or so and indicates he is in Montreal now on RM. But he gives no phone number to call or messaging on RM. What a phony.

Yet another example of when flying isn’t safe. The helicopter crash in NYC this last week is yet another reminder of how capricious flying can be. It’s not as if this was an isolated event. This year there have been numerous crashes in the US involving smaller planes and helicopters. Of course the statistics indicate flying is still relatively safe. But just imagine dropping out of the sky unexpectedly, having a half minute or so to realize your life is over. I’ve done my fair share of flying in my lifetime in planes large and small. I got used to it although was a nervous flyer at the beginning. Car crashes are different. They happen in the blink of an eye. Plane crashes generally play out over a minute or so. Sometimes even much longer. The anguish and fear must be awful.

I think based on comments, his dick isn’t as big as suggested in his ad.

He might be a case of “Splendour in the Grass”.

I responded a couple of times to this thread but got confused between the Latino who was first introduced and the second, a guy from Canada’s east coast. It is the second guy who is based in Montreal who I contacted last year. Since then another forum member has told us his career in porn has taken off. That would explain his now elevated prices and new restrictions on services he provides, eg anal. For those two reasons I wouldn’t hire him.

Most of the landscapers in my small town are women.

I’m surprised your energy investments are doing well this year. Here in Canada they are taking a drubbing. Alberta is our big producer of oil and gas and their government is heading into big deficits. OPEC recently increased their production limits which is pushing down further the price of oil. The federal government here just took off the tax on energy on consumers and we are witnessing a huge drop in gas prices at the pump, combined with the lower price of crude. The tax came off natural gas too but the heating season is just about over. My heating bills were high this winter as we had colder than average temperatures.

Anecdotally there are many indications that a recession has started. All the trade uncertainty has fed into the financial markets, creating a new uncertainty concerning people’s wealth and financial security. The inevitable result will be a retrenchment in spending and investing which will impact employment levels. All this spells recession.

Yesterday’s events in Washington showed how uncoordinated the Administration is on the tariff issue with various officials saying different things at the same time. I call that unplanned chaos.

Isn’t living in interesting times a Chinese curse?

No. It’s just unplanned chaos. Politics redacted.

I posited this scenario last Thursday but didn’t think it would come to pass so quickly. Now the US bond market is suffering the jitters and bond rates are going up. This, more than the stock market, will put pressure on the government since their borrowing costs on their 31 trillion dollar debt will go up.

I luv overnights becuz like the other nite I got to swallow before going to sleep and upon waking up. The second time we kissed after and shared the cum.

I expect the big news tomorrow will be the 104 percent tariffs on Chinese goods imported into the US which go into effect 1 minute after midnight. That will probably overshadow all other announcements and send the markets into a further tailspin. If the Chinese hold firm the pressure is going to increase on Trump to relent.

It’s interesting that we still use the term “ spring cleaning” in the 21st century. If you read the history of our grandparent’s era and before them in the 19th century, winter was a time when heating was done by either wood or later coal furnaces and stoves. By the spring time there was soot everywhere in the house. Add to that the heavy draperies and carpeting that the Victorians favoured and the smoking of pipes and later cigarettes, it was incumbent on the person running the household to do a thorough cleaning when spring arrived. Today there is less seasonality to interior cleaning although the need still applies outdoors especially in the northern climes. I have done my own housecleaning for ages and only do a thorough cleaning a couple of time a year. That means pulling out the stove especially since it is not built in. I do a lot of cooking and the mess that accumulates behind and under it is amazing. Same with heavy furniture cabinets and sofas etc where dust accumulates over time in these hidden spaces. If you have pets, as I did for years, more frequent cleaning is necessary. The OP sounds like he doesn’t need deep cleaning very often.