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My pleasure, both #1 and #3 are 10-15 minutes cab/uber drive or less than double that via subway, but #2 will come to your hotel, the downside being that he'd need to be compensated for parking, I'd recommend going by what gets you interested regardless of the location, they are all within reach, in contrast to many Chi masseurs who are in remote suburbs...

Especially with respect to "getting it," that is, being respectful of the client's time, courteous and literate in responding, but also because of the massage and the overall experience I'd recommend: 1. David http://www.masseurfinder.com/members/massagefixchi.shtml Legit masseur with a wide repertoire of techniques, soft-spoken, articulate, mixes his own organic creams, does this as serious business and is kept pretty busy by regular clients. The sensual part comes at the end and includes some scented hot towels, which, as much as it is creative & nice, probably isn't a good match for those who like more "interactivity" throughout the session. I never negotiate this part upfront as I like things to be spontaneous and based on both parties being up for it, but am always pleasantly surprised by how smooth/enjoyable this part is and how gorgeous this man is. He does incalls in South Loop, close to the Roosevelt stop of the red line. 2. Jake http://www.masseurfinder.com/members/musclejake1.shtml He is more interactive and does outcalls. Super smart, engaging, fun and playful. He is also super-strong and can give you as much pressure as you like or can take, maybe not as educated as a masseur as David but the dude is smart and able to listen, so you get the pressure you desire. On a side note, I find it really frustrating that so many hair stylists give you the same haircut no matter what you tell them and similar goes for masseurs. Not here, and I also LOVE when he stretches me, I am 6'4" and 200 lbs. but the dude is so strong and lifts me like I am half the size :-). Both are on the upper bound of pricing ($150-$160) for Chicago, but well worth it. While there are some decent guys who charge around $100, I invariably find them lacking in some respect, like being routinely late (even over an hour, wtf?!), having a weird hangup, not being into it, etc. So I have pretty much given up looking in this price range, but the worst is when such far-from-perfect guys, and there are MANY of those, think that they can charge $150-160, And then there are total basket cases for which you wonder why they even put an ad out there. PS I saw this guy only once, he seems to have his act together and does an interesting combo of water/hot tub + regular massage. Super interactive but a little too young and wild for my taste so I never went back, but I suspect many here would enjoy: http://www.masseurfinder.com/members/mikephelps.shtml PPS My favorite masseur actually lives/works in Indy: http://www.masseurfinder.com/members/luke462.shtml OK, I won't say anything here, other than I absolutely adore him and his work and that by now it feels like visiting a close buddy :-)

This really gets me, OK, the dude IS hot, but does that really justify $150 per hour while doing a half-assed job?! What are these dudes thinking?! Yes, one can make really nice money with flexible hours BUT that requires (1) literate, courteous, and reasonably timely responses to text messages, (2) respect of the client's TIME, if someone is going to pay that kind of money, expect them to be BUSY no-nonsense people, (3) treat them with respect and, of course, expect them to RESPECT YOU BACK, and (4) be reasonably into what you do, because if you hate it or think it's beneath you, IT SHOWS and is a major turnoff, and will typically cost you a nice tip you'd get otherwise. Absolutely the best policy is to have repeat clients. This reduces all kinds of risk, time spent going back and forth explaining things and negotiating, plus keeps one busy on a pretty steady and predictable basis, so build f-ng RELATIONSHIPS! Not for bf purposes but because these people are lawyers, doctors, bankers, and other professionals that can and will do you a lot of good just because they like you and feel liked and appreciated in return. Alas, this simple logic seems beyond most of the guys. I live in Chicago and, looking at masseurfinder, you'd think that the offer is awesome, but honestly, very few guys get it. I have tried dozens but there are only 3-4 that I'd recommend and keep going back to.

Hmmm, all these new profiles with a keen & exclusive interest in praising this guy. To echo EVdude above, 'interesting'... Of course, I welcome all views and opinions, everybody has the right to say what they think, but others also have the right to find it 'interesting' :-)

Well, sorry to say this, but my distrust is further fed by the tattoos in the pix, can they be temporary, or are the pix from different phases of his life? Also, the ad sends mixed messages, is he a CMT, what exactly justifies the $140 per hour? I mean, sure, some may find it intriguing to be massaged by a "professional fighter," but to me this sounds much like a "professional model" which is the ultimate red flag in my books. Well, if one is a professional whatever, why not make money doing that, I've had it with "models" ("wrestlers" or whatever) who just seem to want easy money thinking that massage is exactly that. Sorry, there is no such thing as free lunch, one better deliver if one wants to make, say, (20 to 30) x $140 = $2,800 to $4,200 per week not even working full time, much of it probably even tax free.

I actually like the maturing and little more weight in the later pictures, it's a big diverse world out there, something for everyone :-)

I've had one (90 minute) experience and may be getting ready for another one. Super cool dude, if a little young and "wild" for me... but the idea of that jacuzzi/water massage is definitely beckoning, especially on a nice summer day. Bottom line, I don't think you'd be disappointed either.