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I have tried both. I left happy but had to tip 150 to get there. So they can be good but only at a price. 

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Can someone remind me how to block these bots created by the owner of Paris spa?

I’ve been to 27 and HK for many years now. Recent experience with Alejandro, first time. He’s very good looking and his massage technique is almost scientific. Very thorough and amazing pressure. Good skills overall. If you want a good massage I’d recommend. 

What I didn’t enjoy: end of massage he asked if I want a HE, and said it would cost $100 (unprompted by me). I’ve been going long enough to know the tipping etiquette (usually tip 75% for an okay massage, at least 100% for anything better). I definitely don’t negotiate in the room. It’s just awkward. I said no (bruised ego I guess as I’ve never been asked over years). Still tipped 100% because the massage was great. The price talk at end means I probably won’t return. If only he’d been patient I could have shown him my appreciation and gone regularly. Come to find out he’s had regular issues asking about tips.

Can someone remind me how to block these bots created by the owner of Paris spa?

I’ve done 4-hands with Kenny + Chuck. Honestly, they surprised me — Kenny brings that playful spark, while Chuck grounds it with more firm, steady pressure. It didn’t feel chaotic at all; they almost read each other’s timing. Not sensual in the “cross the line” sense, but definitely toeing it

I booked Kenny last night since Maycon was busy — honestly, no regrets at all.
He’s tall, cute, and has a really good attitude — calm, polite, and professional. His pressure was just right the whole session, and he seemed to know exactly what my body needed without me saying much.
Definitely one of those massages that leaves you feeling lighter and fully relaxed. I’d totally see him again.

Fair point — maybe I mixed up names 🤔. What I can say for sure is that it wasn’t chaotic. Whoever I had with Chuck really knew how to keep the pace in sync, and that’s rare.
But I did book Kenny solo the week after, and now I get what people mean by his energy. He’s playful without being unprofessional — there’s this way he checks in with small touches that feels more connected than clinical. I can only imagine how that energy would shift in a four-hands if paired right.
Has anyone here tried Maycon + Kenny together? Feels like that would be fire and ice — Maycon steady and sculpted, Kenny sparky and improvisational.

One way to get their attention is to book Cody and if he wears gloves, ask him to remove them. If he won't, then get up and leave. Be respectful but just leave. Advise them (whoever is managing that day) calmly/rationally why you are declining service. If he wants/needs to wear gloves, that's his choice but that doesn't mean we have to accept it. We don't need to know his medical history but we also should be advised if our masseur is going to be doing something out of the norm like wearing gloves. (And I say this as someone who loves 27/HK and I have been a client since its Sunny Boy days.)

Thanks for reporting, @wDarling
The only person who touches me with gloves on is my physiotherapist. I choose to get a massage for the human touch. If I needed a physiotherapy session, I would hire someone with a degree.
This is going to be the downfall of spa 27 and HK spa, gloves off for all the masseurs or we should boycott.  

No, he is asking about a specific kind of massage, not just pointing them toward the area. I've watched some videos of what I think is an Indonesian style, and it looks very intense and intriguing.

Does Yeah Man have any new masseurs? Has anyone got recommendations for this weekend?

Had a session with Terry at Paris Men’s Spa last night — he’s young, cute, and not very tall, but definitely knows what he’s doing.
His massage was really nice — smooth flow, steady pressure, and he focused on exactly what my body needed. I felt relaxed and refreshed afterward.
He’s also got a gentle, friendly personality that makes you comfortable right away

You hired them, you should know!

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Not sure it is well maintained. 

You hired them, you should know!

You hired them, you should know!

You hired them, you should know!

Chatting with Kenny at the spa, and he told me he totally hates those fake reviews. It's really bothering him.

Is Gabriel new? Anyone ever tried him?

Does Yeah Man really only have three masseurs now? Curious if anyone’s been recently and can confirm. Do they still bring in guest guys or new faces from time to time?

If you are unsure when a posts is a genuine review, or from a masseur trying to big himself up, look at the number of past posts under the name. Someone like lookingaround with 2600 posts clearly is a genuine reviewer. 

Do you promise?

Tried Energy Men on a whim and honestly had a great time. Booked with Ricky — solid choice. He’s got that boy-next-door look but clearly knows what he’s doing. Pressure was spot-on, and he was very interactive without being pushy.
The spa itself is more polished than I remembered from a couple years back — fresh towels, tidy rooms, no rushing at check-in. Session flowed smoothly start to finish, and Ricky really loosened up my shoulders (been carrying a lot of stress there).
Would definitely recommend Ricky at Energy if you want a mix of good looks and actual massage skill.

@dadyhere, @Topmannyc, @hungman @bigman and @theoneman, @Westvullage, we know you are just the same guys creating new accounts continuously, for whatever reason. Please stop. You are not adding any value whatsoever. 
Your chatgpt-generated posts are clearly from someone who does not know what he is talking about.