Vegas_Millennial

Yes, they do. In fact, I wrote two personal checks just today. One for my gardener, and one for my newspaper delivery subscription.

https://rentmasseur.com/TantraPV I tried PantraPV a few years back. I wasn't blown away. The massage was fine. I don't see what was "Tantric" about it. If he was the only game in town, I'd see him again. But with so many other local therapeutic options at lower local prices, or guaranteed erotic experiences at similar prices, I haven't been back to see him. https://rentmasseur.com/Besthandsintown/reviews/ What a find! I'll be sure to seek out Best Hands In Town on my upcoming Puerto Vallarta trip in December and report back. His reviews look amazing

Fact check: prostitution is illegal in Las Vegas, as well as Reno. They'd have to fly in to some smaller Nevada town like Elko to make that argument, but there are no international flights to those smaller communities where prostitution is legal, and then there's still the issue of needing a US work visa.

According to Paragonya's Facebook page, they are remodeling their entire facility. It appears a bar and lounge has been re-done and is open, but everything else may be closed until January.

This "lack of access argument" is old and tired. There is a very low margin of profit in running a grocery in a poor neighborhood. Fresh foods, when provided, are often overlooked in favor of easy to cook foods. Agree 💯. Studies have shown that it is "food swamps", not "food deserts", that have greater impact on health in poor neighborhoods. It's not that residents have too little access to fresh healthy food; but, they have too MUCH access to convenient pre-made food. https://today.uconn.edu/2017/11/food-swamps-predict-obesity-rates-better-food-deserts/#:~:text=A new study by the Rudd Center for,access to affordable%2C nutritious food%2C or food desert. Self control and moderation and a long-term view is needed to walk past the tasty yet unhealthy and expensive convenience foods and buy the more affordable and healthy food staples that can be prepared at home. Back to the topic of monkeypox/HIV, in my community the monkeypox vaccine is only offered at two locations, both are in low income areas and near people with color. My experience at both locations has been that mostly men of little color showed up for the monkeypox vaccine, despite the average person in the neighborhood outside the vaccine locations having more color. You can lead a person to water, so to speak

That was my first experience with anal as well... At a glory hole. The other guy switched from his mouth to his anus and I really didn't know enough back then to release l realize he switched.

Got my first HPV vaccine a few weeks ago. I've been trying for years to get it. I even had a doctor's subscription for it. Even though the FDA raised the age to include me, I was not within the CDC's range. Therefore, pharmacies refused to administer it. I finally got it when I saw HPV listed in a drop down menu when trying to schedule a Coronavirus vaccine.

Classic case of pot calling the kettle black. On this other thread (link below), @nycboisaid he wanted to become an escort but only accept the best looking men as clients because he's better looking than most people and regrets hooking up with men who "aren't on his level". Now, he wonders why attractive men ignore him. Sounds like looking through a window and not liking the view, then realizing it's a mirror. Start by not modeling the same behavior you find negative in others. Best wishes on your journey

Most jobs require some kind of training. The employer probably has additional firearm training in addition to what the average citizen receives.

I received my 2nd monkeypox vaccine last week, 3 months after my first dose. I waited 3 months between doses because I received my first dose subcutaneously in July, but then the local health district was only administering the vaccine intradermally via the emergency authorization to make supplies last starting in August. Finally in October they began offering the vaccine subcutaneously upon request, since there is no longer a shortage of vaccines. I refused to get the vaccine intradermally because my doctor and I felt the risk of scaring caused by intradermal injection outweighed the minimal benefit of a 2nd dose for me as long as I was avoiding bathhouses, which were the epicenters of outbreaks.

Thanks for this tip. I'm going to remember to keep a pocket full of $1s in my pocket when traveling. Although I have never been threatened at gunpoint, I once was threatened for money by someone I was taking back to my hotel room. I keep my wallet arranged with mostly $2 bills up front (it takes up lots of volume and looks like a lot of money, even though it isn't). I threw a wad of $2 bills to him on the street for him to get and then drove off once he was outside my car. I certainly dodged a more dangerous situation there, especially if he had made it into my hotel room. I lost less than $20 on that move.

I agree. I'm spending 9 nights in Wilton Manors this February before and after a Vacaya gay cruise. I will be going to Johnson's every night they are open EXCEPT for Friday and Saturday to avoid the crowds and get better attention from the dancers and bartenders. Can't fault them for being popular. They already charge higher cover charges for weekends ($10) vs weekdays ($5). Maybe they need to double that. They could also use a few more waiters to deliver drinks to tables, to keep the money flowing from those who sit at the tables without getting up to go to the bar at the risk of losing their seat.

I have no shades or curtains in my kitchen, downstairs drawing room, or upstairs play room. One time I hosted an orgy that started in the drawing room, with two guys on their backs on the leather ottoman and four guys surrounding them. I then remembered that I had no blinds or curtains so I gradually moved the activity into my master bedroom.

I have a waste basket in my master bedroom. I grew up in a household where there was a box of facial tissue and a waste basket in every room except the dining room and front parlor. The rear drawing room had multiple waste baskets and facial tissue dispensers, so that every chair or sofa was within reaching distance of both. I've turned that down a notch; there's only one waste basket in my rear drawing room nowadays. I could probably get rid of the waste basket in my drawing room, because I use it even less than the basket in my master bedroom. Another quirk of mine: I don't conceal the kitchen bin behind a cabinet door. The thought of having to constantly touch a wooden door with greasy hands to dispose of food waste does not appeal to me.

I've been on Wet n Wild twice (2017 & 2022), and PV Delice once (2021). I plan on doing PV Delice twice on my upcoming 3 week trip this Christmas. The most recent Wet n Wild I went on had new, young, inexperienced gay for pay entertainers. They were very reluctant to do foreskin shots, and never got naked. The fellow passengers and I were blowing each other on the private beach, but the boat staff did not participate in the fun. I heard great things about Jet's entertainment on the beach, but the transportation in a water taxi one hour each way turns me off.

I'm happy with my Costco VISA for travel purchases. 3% cash back on all travel related purchases, no foreign transaction fees, and no annual fee except the Costco membership.

Apply now for one of the 87,000 new IRS positions. They probably won't pay as good as what you're making now, but the job is recession proof. There's more to a job benefit than salary. Look at job stability, pension, healthcare, paid time off. My peers in university thought I was crazy to take a government engineering job in 2005, when I could have made double the salary at an entry level engineering position in the private sector. By 2009, the tables had turned. I still had my job and benefits, and they were searching for work.

For the cruise, bring a handful of $500 peso notes. When on the beach, ask the staff if anyone can do one on one entertainment. I had so many protein drinks from the cruise staff that day 😉. I plan on booking twice during my upcoming three week trip.

I'll be in Puerto Vallarta for three weeks this Christmas. Right now is still PV's slow/hot season, so not every bar/strip club/venue will be open. Busy season starts week of Thanksgiving. There's a new bar opened this year called STUDS. It's a Bear/Leather bar. It's in Zona Romantica, but it's not on the same block as most of the other gay bars. If bears/leather is your scene, be sure to check it out. For strip clubs, Club 69 is my favorite. It's next door to Wet dreams, another gay strip club, but Club 69 is better. There's also Anthropology gay strip club, it's one block north of Zona Romantica. Pervert, a 4th gay strip club, probably won't be open until busy season. If you're there on a Friday, book PV Delice Party Cruise. It's about $140 US. It's a day of snorkeling, lunch, clothing optional beach, and sexy games with the crew on a party boat. As for the pool party at Casa Cupula, I'm sad to say it's gone co-ed on Saturdays and Sundays. The new term is "inclusive", which means pay your $$$ but keep your clothes on and no hanky panky. Time and money would be better spent on the beach near Blue Chairs. Friday pool parties at Casa Cupula are still clothing optional men only, a decent alternative if you arrive too late to book a PV Delice Party Cruise. For Sunday afternoons, Beers Burgers Boys at Hotel Mercurio is fun. Amarilla Villas isn't offering men-only days yet, but they said they will bring that back during their busy winter season. Check out Palm Cabaret and Incanto for English gay entertainment. There are a few shows performing now, and more will arrive soon as the month progresses. Sauna Spartacus is open again. It's a multi-story bathhouse with open roof deck. They offer massages. For a cheap price, you get a sure thing. Plus half of the massage parlors in Zona Romantica can offer happy ending. On Grindr, pretty much everyone with Massage or massage icon on their profile title is available for hire. Expect about $1000-$1500 pesos for a massage or $3000 pesos for escort found via Grindr. RentMen guys will charge $4000-$5000 pesos. Have fun!

I had a date/hookup with a guy when I was in my late 20s. About 5 years later I saw he advertised on Growlr for men's grooming, and also on RentMen. I've been seeing him regularly now for 5 years for my grooming needs, and also some adult fun added to most grooming sessions. I pay him for each grooming/massage/escort visit. While he's giving me a manicure/pedicure/haircut we talk about each other's lives. We brought up the date from 5 years prior on about our 3rd visit. He brings it up every now and then jokingly, because I never called him afterwards! Off the clock, I'll take him to dinner and a play occasionally or invite him to my house for board game night, and he'll meet me at the bar to chat every once in a while and buy me drinks. It's not awkward at all. It's a great relationship.

Nonsense. Next is to reconsider whether to advertise as a man, or advertising as transgender, since there is a heightened men/gay/transgender craziness. Or suggesting providers removing Latin from a name. Or stop hiring men named Christian. Nonsense to it all. Although I have not hired JewishJock, I like that he is forthright in saying he is available for overnights, while still providing a massage. I can think of few things nice than starting a session with a message, and ending with a night next to this gorgeous man

1864 - Nevada became the 36th state.

Correct, I never have. That would be a 100 mile drive roundtrip, for a 1 in 10Billion chance to win only $1Billion, then it would be subject to California's millionaire income tax! A much better use of my time and money would use the $20 I would have spent on petrol to invest in my Roth IRA, or use it to add to the tip of one of my upcoming massage or escort hires 😁 Or, I could stay local and play the Megabucks slot machines. Better odds at winning, and the tax dollars supports my local economy.

I am grateful for my therapist. He works for his own practice, and I pay him with cash. I may be inclined to feel the system were against me, too, if I lived in a place where the only access to help was from government funded providers. I realize that not everyone is in the position to pay for therapy on their own, so government funded providers are a good backstop to have for a segment of the population, similar to government funded primary education.

Scratch offs, lottery, and all forms of government-run gambling are prohibited by the Nevada constitution, so alas I've never played scratch offs or the lottery.