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Uber service has deteriorated recently. I have used Uber for several years and for more than one hundred trips. With the layoff of drivers due to fewer customers (caused by the virus) together with higher fee sharing costs by Uber, plus longer wait times for an Uber to arrive, it is not a bad idea to consider a regular taxi. For example, ten days ago I used Uber to get to the airport from my house, which usually is less that twenty dollars with Uber. However, when I returned to my home city and took the exact same reverse route to my house using Uber, the fee was more than sixty dollars, or more than three times the fare even though the traffic was not busy and the airport was not overly crowded. The Uber people are finally getting smart. It does not take a genius to realize that a person arriving at an airport after a flight is willing to pay a higher fare to get home or where they need to go versus a person who is still at home and has the option of calling Uber, Lyft or a taxi. No doubt about it, the Uber drivers have to make money as does Uber, the company. In my latest instance, Uber devised a plan to make the most money from trapped customers at airports who have no choice but to pay a higher fee to get home. Money makes the world go around.

One of his most unusual movies was when he played a young gay guy in love with another fellow student. The two got involved with killing a neighbor for thrill purposes. The name of the film is "Compulsion" Here is a link to the full length movie that can be streamed, for free, to a television or other viewing device, in case anyone is interested:

If you use a VPN to read the verbal rentmen reviews posted in his account, you will see that he does, indeed, go with sole male clients. If he lies about not going with only men, what else is false in his ad?

The finest of the finest: https://rentmen.eu/JacobTop

Is the provider really exchanging only "time" for the money he will be paid? I think we all know the foolish term of "time" is used only because of possible law enforcement entrapment reasons. In real life, we know why clients contact providers and vice-versa. Too bad that "honesty is the best policy" cannot apply to escorting.

I travel often. I find the above statement correct.

His ad is now "expired" according the rentmen notice at the top of his ad. Also, his latest review is a one-star and accuses the provider of stealing the client's money. You need a VPN to read the verbal reviews. Most other reviews about the provider were good but the last one about his stealing is a turn off. If you do not have a VPN, use this link to read his narrative reviews: https://hide.me/en/proxy

Not going to happen! Those priced days have come and gone.

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The question put to him just before your post might have scared him off. He has not responded to this thread since the question was asked.

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Even more beautiful photos of him https://www.fanpop.com/clubs/jon-erik-hexum/images/36390446/title/jon-erik-hexum-joan-collins-photo Died, age 26 from a prop gun stunt while filming on a stage

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/762234305668595888/ Many photos of him in his early career

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Similar attitude

Not a good marketing technique for a provider. Insulting clients will get you no where.

Your post does not make for a good advertisement for the services of a provider. Rather, I suspect that many clients are turned off by the attitude expressed in the posts.

Your comparisons are not realistic. United and Marriott and other companies do not flake on customers as do many providers.

"If he doesn't like that, nicely ask him to leave if it's an "out" call." You allow a stranger in your house and if that stranger has the balls to ask for money up front you are going to refuse the advance payment demand and "nicely ask him to leave" - What happens if he "nicely punches you in the mouth or threatens over the situation of coming to your place only to be told to leave without money? Either way, it is a difficult situation. Providers complain about being scammed while clients also complain (rightfully) to be scammed. How does a happy medium solve the issue? I certainly do not know the answer. This issue comes up fairly often in the forum but never a meaningful solution comes from discussions.

"I think I’ll go to Rio for sure. I’m thinking I’m staying in a resort. I think I’ll be more comfortable in a resort than in an Airbnb." I thought you were looking for a "resort" as you wrote in your previous post. There are no resorts in Rio. There are two high-end hotels that one might consider to be resorts because of their high cost and amenities. You might want to consider Ipanema where things are a little more modern. One fancy hotel is close to being a resort but not quite: $267 Emiliano Rio 4.7(595) Outdoor pool Hot tub

One more thing about MASP (Museum of Art, Sao Paulo). Across the street from the museum is a large park. It is called Trionon. Do not go there at night because it is dangerous with muggers. If you go there during the day, you will find many rent-men (garotos). They sometimes approach lone men but often just sit on a bench waiting for someone to talk with them and make a deal to make some money. The park during the day is safe. Just before the entrance will be parked several police cars. The police, when not in their car, walk around in the park to make the park safe. As I wrote earlier, prostitution in Brazil is not illegal. Therefore, if you are talking with a rent-men in the park and a policeman walks by, do not be concerned. The police and the rent-men know what is happening and can do nothing because no law is being broken for trying to score in the park. Good luck if you make it to Brazil. Lastly, the above video is not from MASP. The paintings were on display at two large banks in Rio and Sao Paulo.