Vegas_Millennial

Petrol is now over $4.00 per gallon at Costco in Las Vegas. It's high compared to most of the nation because all of our gasoline comes from California. So, we pay the high cost from California refineries plus the cost to pump it uphill hundreds of miles, just without a few extra bucks per gallon of California fuel taxes.

From what I've seen of GenZ, it's probably best that they're not procreating.

Hope to sample some of these men at the Palm Springs gathering weekend

Founder Matt is back at Johnsons Ft Lauderdale! (According to a post on today's Johnsons Ft Lauderdale's Facebook)

And based on your name, DrownedBoy, I see that you enjoyed lots and lots of showers 🚿 🎉

It's not so much new thing, but rather a tweaking of existing tax law. The Saver's Match replaces the former Saver's Credit. Both encourage the low-income worker to save for his retirement. The Saver's Credit gave an instant credit on one's taxes for any contribution a low income worker made to his company's retirement plan or IRA. Fur example: Save $500 in a Roth IRA and the government would add $500 to his tax refund that year... So saving for retirement wouldn't cost the worker anything. The Saver's Match, on the other hand, puts that extra credit into the retirement plan or IRA instead of giving it to the worker immediately. So now the worker will have more saved for retirement than in the old scenario, provided he can afford to contribute to his retirement in the first place, which many workers can't do. I know this only because I encouraged an ex-boyfriend to open a Roth IRA and contribute to take advantage of the Saver's Credit, as his income was below the cutoff criteria at the time.

If every game were like this, then I would start attending college basketball games.

My company keeps trying to get me to sign up for their 401K, but I don't think I can run that far. A 5K is my limit.

Once time is gone, you can never get it back. ⌚ 😢

Full body condoms...

Wow, I bet hospitals were much different over a hundred years ago than they are today 😲. Thank you for your century of service 🙏

I have a gay friend in his 50s who has been in a 30 year monogamous relationship. He confided to me that he recently started having extra-marital sex whenever his husband traveled out of town (he told his husband he was going to do it). He wasn't on prep either and I, like you, pointed it that the risk is high and the cost of mitigation is low. I don't know whether or not he headed my advice; but, he asked me more questions about it. So, it's not just the "young, dumb, and full of cum" that believe they are invincible. Even those senior citizens who lived through the height of the epidemic but are now re-entering the "market" are clueless how to take the reasonable safely measures available to them now.

There was a Sex and the City episode called "A Woman's Right to Shoes" which addressed the lucrative weddings. Synopsis (from IMDb): Carrie's shoes are stolen at a party. It was a birthday party for twins of Stanford and her common friends Chuck and Kyra; the hostess Kyra (Tatum O'Neal) had made everyone remove their shoes as she doesn't like outside dirt in the house. When Carrie notices that her shoes are missing, she points it out to Kyra, who is no help at all. She only loans Carrie some shoes to go home in.The girls had encouraged Carrie to go back and ask for the money in exchange for the shoes stolen at her house. Carrie says that they were new shoes, and she was made to remove the shoes as part of the house rules.Carrie goes back to Kyra, and Kyra offers to pay for the shoes, but is shocked to hear that they cost $485. Kyra offers $200 and says that it is crazy to spend that much on shoes. Kyra not only refuses to apologize but shames her for her extravagant footwear & judges Carrie for her lifestyle choices and says that such a life without husband and kids is no life at all. Carrie says that it was not her choice to take the shoes off. Kyra shames Carrie into leaving without any money at all.Carrie realizes that for engagement, wedding and 3 babies, she has spent over $2300 on Kyra's life choices, but Kyra is shaming her for spending $485 on herself. But if Carrie doesn't get married, she gets nothing back from Kyra. Carrie calls Kyra and says that she is getting married to herself and is registered at Manolo Blahnik. Kyra gives in and buys her the shoes that cost $485

I never understood asking others to pay for a wedding or vacation, regardless of wealth or celebrity status. But, not everyone subscribes to a newspaper with the Miss Manners column.

https://www.companyofmen.org/topic/146001-markosh-nyc/#comment-2189361 https://rentmen.eu/Markosh

Getting a 2nd phone seems like a lot of work to hide something I'm not afraid of hiding. What's next, buying a 2nd house just to host in so the masseur doesn't find out my "real" address when he comes over for my massage?

Prior to 1970, over 50% of families with children had at least one parent at home, not working for pay. The rate of families with a stay at home parent has remained stable for the last quarter century, with almost 1 in 5 stay at home parents now fathers.

And on the alternate end of the conversation, if the escort lists "ask me", I always ask before hiring if bareback is okay. Better to double check before the meeting than to arrive with different expectations.

I heartell others have had escorts refuse to take a penis up the ass with a rubber on it. Personally, I would rather not use one either. If an escort lists "Ask Me" instead of "Anything Goes", I always ask before hiring to be sure bareback is okay.

@TJMS said: My daughter heads recruiting for an international securities firm. She sees a HUGE difference in the 20 somethings today compared to even 10 years ago. With few exceptions, they are whiney, entitled and lazy and those are the good ones! One even brought their mother with them for an interview, no joke! Thankfully, not all GenZ is like this. It's mostly the children of middle/upper class parents whose parents helped them through university and now help them find jobs who have had this disservice done to them. But visit a community college, who is primarily working class or immigrant class who has to figure out college on their own, and you see common sense among those enrolled.

There's another thread where we can share the disappointments with Generation Z: I think a lot of this particular situation can be summarized with "Don't send deposits". I believe escorts asking for deposits may have been discussed once before on Company of Men ...maybe even twice.

I agree on Vlodomyr. I've hired him 3 times in NYC so far. Caveat: He doesn't offer longer than 60 minutes, outcalls only, and no table. But, the price is great (yes, only $135/hr), the massage is great and really deep, and he looks fantastic.

How to know the "signs" that the masseur will provide extras