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I tend to read reviews to find repeated patterns. Providers are people too and have off days and sometimes don't connect with clients. If someone has the same (what I would consider to be, because everyone is different) negative feedback from many experiences then I'd probably look elsewhere.

Honestly I'm more inclined to do it for Grindr hookups than stuff like this. I'll usually just text my best friend with something like "i'm going to this address for this long, if you don't hear back by this time.... avenge me"

Well for one, a lot of the employees at H&S (and other chain spas) are probably fresh out of massage school and the people you find online typically have more experience to justify a price increase. Next, people in those chains rely on tips more than independent workers do (which makes it appear to be cheaper at first). Lastly, you're right, you shouldn't pay extra for an unlicensed/inexperienced massage, but some of these pages are just really hot guys trying to get money from being that and I guess people go in for it. You could argue that assuming the risk of doing less than legal things is worthy of a premium but I'm not too knowledgeable on that side of things.

Honestly for me it's when they're massaging my inner thigh and their hand brushes up against my balls. by the time i flip over i'm chubbed already

Personally, I just like to confirm details of the appointment, didn't realize it was annoying to the provider. I'll stop!

The whole time? Or does it depend on what they're doing to you?