BenjaminNicholas

Agree, but you're assuming that people here have airline status, frequent flier miles or upgrades to spare. Basic Economy is what it is. You get it cheap on the front end, but you pay for it eventually, one way or another. It's the Spiritization of legacy airlines. I dislike it.

If you can't succinctly explain in email what you want, it might be best to be more verbal in the moment if things are going the wrong way. Escorts, even very experienced ones, aren't always mind-readers. We won't be offended if you have to guide us a bit. Actually, I find it fantastic when a guy is comfortable enough to have an open, honest dialogue in the bedroom. It's not that the escort is trying to get what he wants: He just isn't getting the direction he needs from you. Change that.

Take away the thrill of getting caught and it takes the fun out of it, no?

Thanks for the heads up! I'm already in CDMX, unfortunately. However, I appreciate the info for future visits.

Client reviews aren't really a thing (not here at least). Private group blacklists still exist. If someone is a problem, it will quietly be known. I prefer to keep this place as a 'gentleman's club' of sorts: If we put people here on edge, it won't lend itself to productive, open conversation.

Actually, the real pros know how to minimize wear & tear on themselves while earning as much as they can. A true revolving door mentality doesn't lend itself to lasting long in this business. Work smarter, not harder. That's key.

Well, damn. Just when I thought it couldn't get any better than a fainting couch, I'm proven wrong.

Basic eco on AA... You pay for luggage as well as seat assignments. Endpoint: It adds up to a lot more than $552.

Ah yes, the tried-and-true Pacino HOOOO-HAAAAA that he perfected in Scent Of A Woman.

You're very kind, thank you. I much prefer 'a legend in my own mind' and now that I've got a Gloria Swanson staircase, it makes dramatic entrances and exits a lot more fun.

How would you spell WHORE so that it sounds appropriately Jersey when shouted across a busy restaurant?

The Duncan property would be lovely as the museum, but alas, they didn't get to it quickly enough. Just as long as it's not turned into an Airbnb.

Yessir. https://www.amazon.com/Behind-Candelabra-My-Life-Liberace/dp/0525246533/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1638149184&sr=8-1

The book was a lot better. Thorson explains a LOT about that life, but also about his life before and after. An incredibly sad story, all the way around, but fascinating and odd.

OP said 'rack rate,' not average.

I just came here to find out what level of scenery chewing Pacino was doing in this film. Like, are we talking a low-level simmer Heat kind of thing or was he going full tilt Devil's Advocate.

This. One hundred percent.

There's an old saying that rings true for this topic. It's not what you say, but how you say it. Of course an escort makes choices in his clientele. Everyone has preferences, limits and lines. However, it's HOW you say 'no, thank you' that separates a great escort from just another five-and-dime hooker. You never go out of your way to make someone feel less-than. You spare people's feelings, always. We're in the business of making people feel great and it defeats the purpose if we act like we're cruising Grindr.

The Kspa scene is strong in boroughs. This list might need updating, but it's a start. YMMV. https://www.timeout.com/newyork/health-and-beauty/find-a-great-korean-spa-in-nyc

I truly believe seeing the current Broadway revival cast of Company killed him. It damn near killed me.

Production value was still better than the last 30 years of Andrew Lloyd Webber shows.

Here in PV now. It's quiet. I think things will get crazier for Christmas into NYE, but for now, I'm enjoying this relative peace.

This is an astute observation. I'd agree that very few OF guys make six-figure incomes and even fewer understand the tax implications. As the Biden admin puts more money back into the agency, you're going to see a lot of OF creators get certified letters regarding unpaid debts. OF worked well for some in the beginning, but the bloom is falling off that rose and increasing demands from credit card companies will change the way business is done in the future. It'll be interesting to see how they adapt.

Perhaps I need to tweak my radar.

A joke usually involves an actual punchline. I'd have used a smiley to indicate.