preppystudent

Well since you feel the need to be condescending, and clearly don't understand the many logical fallacies of your post, I'll try to spell it out for you.  When I said the chance of contracting covid AND having significant illness, I emphasized the "AND" by capitalizing it precisely for people like you.  If you wish to avoid all risk of contracting Covid, please, by all means, don't ever leave your house, but if you want to enjoy your life and eliminate the risk of experiencing significant illness resulting from a Covid infection, then get vaccinated and live your life.  Up to you.  I
And as you note, there were 38,000 car crash deaths last year - would you be so kind as to inform me how many fully VACCINATED people have died from Covid in the US this year?  Is there even 1 documented case of that?  That is the accurate comparison - not comparing car crash deaths to total Covid deaths by all people, whether vaccinated or not.  Of course they are different - that's the point of a comparison.  You don't "compare" two things that are identical.  My point is that while we do practice risk reduction and common sense when it comes to driving cars (see, eg, seat belts, speed limits, etc.), we don't try to eliminate all risk or even adopt measures that would still allow us to drive cars and would result in fewer deaths (eg, 30 mph speed limits everywhere), because that wouldn't be practical.  So I'd suggest you practice some common sense before lecturing me on the topic...  I'm not going to tell you not to wear a mask, but please don't pretend your decision to keep wearing one is rooted in reality.
And I'll have you know I was a finance major and graduated from one of the top 3 law schools in the country. So I'd be happy to do a side-by-side comparison of our education...

Well since you feel the need to be condescending, and clearly don't understand the many logical fallacies of your post, I'll try to spell it out for you.  When I said the chance of contracting covid AND having significant illness, I emphasized the "AND" by capitalizing it precisely for people like you.  If you wish to avoid all risk of contracting Covid, please, by all means, don't ever leave your house, but if you want to enjoy your life and eliminate the risk of experiencing significant illness resulting from a Covid infection, then get vaccinated and live your life.  Up to you.  I
And as you note, there were 38,000 car crash deaths last year - would you be so kind as to inform me how many fully VACCINATED people have died from Covid in the US this year?  Is there even 1 documented case of that?  That is the accurate comparison - not comparing car crash deaths to total Covid deaths by all people, whether vaccinated or not.  Of course they are different - that's the point of a comparison.  You don't "compare" two things that are identical.  My point is that while we do practice risk reduction and common sense when it comes to driving cars (see, eg, seat belts, speed limits, etc.), we don't try to eliminate all risk or even adopt measures that would still allow us to drive cars and would result in fewer deaths (eg, 30 mph speed limits everywhere), because that wouldn't be practical.  So I'd suggest you practice some common sense before lecturing me on the topic...  I'm not going to tell you not to wear a mask, but please don't pretend your decision to keep wearing one is rooted in reality.
And I'll have you know I was a finance major and graduated from one of the top 3 law schools in the country. So I'd be happy to do a side-by-side comparison of our education...

Well since you feel the need to be condescending, and clearly don't understand the many logical fallacies of your post, I'll try to spell it out for you.  When I said the chance of contracting covid AND having significant illness, I emphasized the "AND" by capitalizing it precisely for people like you.  If you wish to avoid all risk of contracting Covid, please, by all means, don't ever leave your house, but if you want to enjoy your life and eliminate the risk of experiencing significant illness resulting from a Covid infection, then get vaccinated and live your life.  Up to you.  I
And as you note, there were 38,000 car crash deaths last year - would you be so kind as to inform me how many fully VACCINATED people have died from Covid in the US this year?  Is there even 1 documented case of that?  That is the accurate comparison - not comparing car crash deaths to total Covid deaths by all people, whether vaccinated or not.  Of course they are different - that's the point of a comparison.  You don't "compare" two things that are identical.  My point is that while we do practice risk reduction and common sense when it comes to driving cars (see, eg, seat belts, speed limits, etc.), we don't try to eliminate all risk or even adopt measures that would still allow us to drive cars and would result in fewer deaths (eg, 30 mph speed limits everywhere), because that wouldn't be practical.  So I'd suggest you practice some common sense before lecturing me on the topic...  I'm not going to tell you not to wear a mask, but please don't pretend your decision to keep wearing one is rooted in reality.
And I'll have you know I was a finance major and graduated from one of the top 3 law schools in the country. So I'd be happy to do a side-by-side comparison of our education...

Well since you feel the need to be condescending, and clearly don't understand the many logical fallacies of your post, I'll try to spell it out for you.  When I said the chance of contracting covid AND having significant illness, I emphasized the "AND" by capitalizing it precisely for people like you.  If you wish to avoid all risk of contracting Covid, please, by all means, don't ever leave your house, but if you want to enjoy your life and eliminate the risk of experiencing significant illness resulting from a Covid infection, then get vaccinated and live your life.  Up to you.  I
And as you note, there were 38,000 car crash deaths last year - would you be so kind as to inform me how many fully VACCINATED people have died from Covid in the US this year?  Is there even 1 documented case of that?  That is the accurate comparison - not comparing car crash deaths to total Covid deaths by all people, whether vaccinated or not.  Of course they are different - that's the point of a comparison.  You don't "compare" two things that are identical.  My point is that while we do practice risk reduction and common sense when it comes to driving cars (see, eg, seat belts, speed limits, etc.), we don't try to eliminate all risk or even adopt measures that would still allow us to drive cars and would result in fewer deaths (eg, 30 mph speed limits everywhere), because that wouldn't be practical.  So I'd suggest you practice some common sense before lecturing me on the topic...  I'm not going to tell you not to wear a mask, but please don't pretend your decision to keep wearing one is rooted in reality.
And I'll have you know I was a finance major and graduated from one of the top 3 law schools in the country. So I'd be happy to do a side-by-side comparison of our education...

If you are vaccinated, who cares if other people are vaccinated or not??  The chance of you being vaccinated, getting Covid, AND having significant illness as a result is essentially zero - you are more likely to die in a car crash driving to the massage.  And the chance of you being vaccinated, getting Covid AND passing Covid on to someone who isn't vaccinated (for a reason other than just their personal choice) is also basically zero.  This is all a risk allocation issue - you can't completely eliminate all risk in life.

If you are vaccinated, who cares if other people are vaccinated or not??  The chance of you being vaccinated, getting Covid, AND having significant illness as a result is essentially zero - you are more likely to die in a car crash driving to the massage.  And the chance of you being vaccinated, getting Covid AND passing Covid on to someone who isn't vaccinated (for a reason other than just their personal choice) is also basically zero.  This is all a risk allocation issue - you can't completely eliminate all risk in life.

Guy is a prick. Charges $180 for crappy massage in a ghetto hotel. If you want to do anything besides touch his arms/pecs he asks for more money. Avoid at all costs.

Guy is a prick. Charges $180 for crappy massage in a ghetto hotel. If you want to do anything besides touch his arms/pecs he asks for more money. Avoid at all costs.

So I reached out to him today to schedule an appointment. On the phone (around 2:30pm) he says he can do 4:15pm, I say great. Then he texts and asks when we were supposed to meet - I say 4:15 and he asks if 4:30 works because he wants to have enough time to work out. I say yes and offer to have him just text me when it's 15 minutes before he's ready bc that's how far away I am. He says no worries 4:30 is perfect. I text at 4:31 saying I've arrived. I text again a few minutes later. He texts at 4:40 saying we're still on and that he's 5 minutes away. I'm starting to get uneasy but say ok whatever. In 5 minutes he's back and gives me the room number. Like the other reviewers say, his place was fairly disheveled but not totally dirty (other than the one pile of dog poop I see on the ground from a significantly underweight Frenchie that he explains is on a "fast" - you can't make this shit up). Oh, he answered the door completely naked and the image was about what I expected from his pictures - he is in phenomenal shape. So we're chatting and I'm thinking well this is probably about to be sort of a waste of money but oh well he's hot. He then explains that I need to pay up front if I want to pay electronically - despite that not being mentioned anywhere in his ad or being conveyed over the phone (and in spite of the fact that his RentMasseur ad says that if you try to pay electronically at the end and it doesn't work he will hold your phone as collateral - apparently this is because he recently did this to someone and now has a felony charge pending against him for stealing that person's phone... so now he wants to have his ad say that as justification for what he did). I explain that I'm not comfortable paying ahead of time for obvious reasons and that I've never had an issue paying electronically before. He says that he can tell our vibe is off now and we both agree I should leave because I'm uncomfortable. As I'm walking to my car, he offers to give me $20 for my gas money and wasted time if I will just come back and accept his apology. I declined. Allllllllllllll that to say, I would steer clear - he has serious time management issues and he just seems "off."

So I reached out to him today to schedule an appointment. On the phone (around 2:30pm) he says he can do 4:15pm, I say great. Then he texts and asks when we were supposed to meet - I say 4:15 and he asks if 4:30 works because he wants to have enough time to work out. I say yes and offer to have him just text me when it's 15 minutes before he's ready bc that's how far away I am. He says no worries 4:30 is perfect. I text at 4:31 saying I've arrived. I text again a few minutes later. He texts at 4:40 saying we're still on and that he's 5 minutes away. I'm starting to get uneasy but say ok whatever. In 5 minutes he's back and gives me the room number. Like the other reviewers say, his place was fairly disheveled but not totally dirty (other than the one pile of dog poop I see on the ground from a significantly underweight Frenchie that he explains is on a "fast" - you can't make this shit up). Oh, he answered the door completely naked and the image was about what I expected from his pictures - he is in phenomenal shape. So we're chatting and I'm thinking well this is probably about to be sort of a waste of money but oh well he's hot. He then explains that I need to pay up front if I want to pay electronically - despite that not being mentioned anywhere in his ad or being conveyed over the phone (and in spite of the fact that his RentMasseur ad says that if you try to pay electronically at the end and it doesn't work he will hold your phone as collateral - apparently this is because he recently did this to someone and now has a felony charge pending against him for stealing that person's phone... so now he wants to have his ad say that as justification for what he did). I explain that I'm not comfortable paying ahead of time for obvious reasons and that I've never had an issue paying electronically before. He says that he can tell our vibe is off now and we both agree I should leave because I'm uncomfortable. As I'm walking to my car, he offers to give me $20 for my gas money and wasted time if I will just come back and accept his apology. I declined. Allllllllllllll that to say, I would steer clear - he has serious time management issues and he just seems "off."

So I reached out to him today to schedule an appointment. On the phone (around 2:30pm) he says he can do 4:15pm, I say great. Then he texts and asks when we were supposed to meet - I say 4:15 and he asks if 4:30 works because he wants to have enough time to work out. I say yes and offer to have him just text me when it's 15 minutes before he's ready bc that's how far away I am. He says no worries 4:30 is perfect. I text at 4:31 saying I've arrived. I text again a few minutes later. He texts at 4:40 saying we're still on and that he's 5 minutes away. I'm starting to get uneasy but say ok whatever. In 5 minutes he's back and gives me the room number. Like the other reviewers say, his place was fairly disheveled but not totally dirty (other than the one pile of dog poop I see on the ground from a significantly underweight Frenchie that he explains is on a "fast" - you can't make this shit up). Oh, he answered the door completely naked and the image was about what I expected from his pictures - he is in phenomenal shape. So we're chatting and I'm thinking well this is probably about to be sort of a waste of money but oh well he's hot. He then explains that I need to pay up front if I want to pay electronically - despite that not being mentioned anywhere in his ad or being conveyed over the phone (and in spite of the fact that his RentMasseur ad says that if you try to pay electronically at the end and it doesn't work he will hold your phone as collateral - apparently this is because he recently did this to someone and now has a felony charge pending against him for stealing that person's phone... so now he wants to have his ad say that as justification for what he did). I explain that I'm not comfortable paying ahead of time for obvious reasons and that I've never had an issue paying electronically before. He says that he can tell our vibe is off now and we both agree I should leave because I'm uncomfortable. As I'm walking to my car, he offers to give me $20 for my gas money and wasted time if I will just come back and accept his apology. I declined. Allllllllllllll that to say, I would steer clear - he has serious time management issues and he just seems "off."

I've seen Andrew and Paxton Kellan. Andrew was eh, fairly interactive. Paxton Kellan (the duo) is way overpriced, terrible at massage, immediately uncharges, and not interactive. And not as hot as they think they are. Hard pass.

https://rentmasseur.com/Jasonwhite/submit-review/
 
Was amazing. Best deep tissue I’ve ever had. And verrrry relaxing ending

https://rentmasseur.com/Jasonwhite/submit-review/
 
Was amazing. Best deep tissue I’ve ever had. And verrrry relaxing ending

https://rentmasseur.com/Jasonwhite/submit-review/
 
Was amazing. Best deep tissue I’ve ever had. And verrrry relaxing ending

Off-putting attitude. It’s not that they don’t look like their pics, because that’s clearly them, it’s just that maybe the pics seem very touched up. I just wasn’t into it at all

Hard pass. They upsell immediately. They aren’t as hot as they think. They’re not into it at all (and I’m a reasonably attractive young in shape guy). Avoid at all costs imo

Off-putting attitude. It’s not that they don’t look like their pics, because that’s clearly them, it’s just that maybe the pics seem very touched up. I just wasn’t into it at all

I've seen Andrew and Paxton Kellan. Andrew was eh, fairly interactive. Paxton Kellan (the duo) is way overpriced, terrible at massage, immediately uncharges, and not interactive. And not as hot as they think they are. Hard pass.

I was grossed out by him and I get the sense that he only does massages so he can mess around with guys who are captive on his table. Would never repeat.

Off-putting attitude. It’s not that they don’t look like their pics, because that’s clearly them, it’s just that maybe the pics seem very touched up. I just wasn’t into it at all

Hard pass. They upsell immediately. They aren’t as hot as they think. They’re not into it at all (and I’m a reasonably attractive young in shape guy). Avoid at all costs imo

I’m down

https://rentmasseur.com/davido
 
His reviews made me laugh. The most recent ones make sure to mention the advance gift card and how great the appointment was. And also he gives so much extra time over what was scheduled. Business must be falling off.

Hard pass. They upsell immediately. They aren’t as hot as they think. They’re not into it at all (and I’m a reasonably attractive young in shape guy). Avoid at all costs imo