bigvalboy

BW is not a bathhouse, breaking the spa rules creates an uninviting environment for those of us who go there for it's intended purpose. And when you lie in a post, it makes everything else you say suspect. And lastly, not everyone in the world sees your ethnicity first. Stop playing the victim. Now.... "Say goodnight Gracie"

Sure sounds like you go there to play...

You completely missed the point...

I to am in FTL. Have not made that run from the east coast yet. Curious what airline are you flying, and are you in coach or business. Can PM if you prefer.

Good to hear. I hope things turn around for you. I've been there a time or two in my life, so I know digging out from upheaval and setbacks is a long road...

I am a person of color. Your sweeping generalizations, and preconceived sensitivities are not serving you well. Stop looking at your ethnicity first, and look at who you are as a person. My previous comment still stands...

FWIW...There is no setting that allows you to turn off one headlamp. While it is true that most Mercedes allow you to illuminate the left parking lights and rear left tail light when parked, that feature is to the left of the off switch and disengages once the lights are turned on. I rarely see cars with one headlight on. Changing headlamps on many newer cars is a pain in the rear. Some can be accessed from the engine compartment, but some have to be placed on a car lift, because the only access is from underneath. On my car, when changing bulbs, I can barely access the left headlamp, and only after 20 min of cussing. The right lamp in only accessible from underneath the car, and it has to be on a lift, but I haven't changed headlamps in years.

For years I did LA to Narita, Narita to Bangkok. With the layover in Narita it was about 20 hours, but I love to fly and with FC, I looked forward to the flight almost as much as the destination. (Almost as much)

Whatever happened to you a few months ago sounds like it has derailed your life, and without specifics, it is difficult to give concrete advice. What I do know is that you make terrible decisions when you're hungry. I would find a small job first. Flip hamburgers if you have to, but bring in some kind of income. Concentrate on keeping a roof over your head, food on the table, and stabilize your life first before you make hard decisions about escorting. @BaronArtz speaks the truth. Harsh perhaps, but it's the reality. Lots of good guys on here, excellent advice...Good luck.

Maybe you should consider going to BW for a massage instead of the anticipation of "playing"...When I was in LA, I was a frequent flyer with BW. I love BW, I think it's a wonderful place to escape the world for a few hours, but never once went to play.

LMAO...

On extended hires, I will tell an escort before hand that 'alone time' will be given whenever he feels the need to take care of personal business or take a moment for himself. I'm personally OK with an escort being around all the time on a two day hire. I don't think two days is a long time, but most escorts need to stay connected to their business or businesses, and I would imagine letting them know in advance that they will have time for themselves will be appreciated...

Uber apparently is just as bad at 'background investigations' as POTUS is:

You're hilarious...I'll bring the coin counter.

I'll bring the coin counter...You're hilarious.

@Kurtis Wolfe is one smart cookie...

Until the bots are able to call me "Papi" then I wouldn't be interested.

Thank you for the kind words...

@azdr0710 is one lucky son bitch... And that's all I got to say bout that.

My people...

My only advice would be: No age shaving No endless selfies No Confederate flags No politics No flipping the bird No headless horseman photos No attitude No flakes No upsell No not showing up No money up front No cheap motels No bad neighborhoods No fake stats No PNP No "Ask Me" No restrictions on ethnicity No restrictions on client stats No bad grammar No misspellings No bashing other escorts Other than that, have fun, and... *Be nice and respectful