labiologie

Definitely recommended. He's exactly what the pictures show and more. Super nice guy too. 60min massage was quoted as $150 "basic" and $180 "sensual", +$60 for a 90min. I had the 90min sensual.

Definitely recommended. He's exactly what the pictures show and more. Super nice guy too. 60min massage was quoted as $150 "basic" and $180 "sensual", +$60 for a 90min. I had the 90min sensual.

This is not quite right. In the simplest of terms, you become infected by breathing in the virus (which is why masks are recommended) or by bringing the virus into your body via contaminated hands (which is why washing your hands is helpful). Social distancing, which you obviously can't observe during the massage, helps lower the infection risk even more because you're less close to people breathing out the virus and to contaminated objects you might touch.
 
So if you and the masseur wear a mask at all times, then you're reducing the risk of breathing in the virus and becoming infected. If you and the masseur wash your hands before and after the massage, and don't touch your faces, then you're reducing the risk of bringing the virus into your body via contaminated hands. Hand washing is not a magic ritual, so the fact that you're not washing your hands every 5 minutes during the massage has no bearing on the effectiveness of those recommendations (and doesn't mean you've broken a "triad"). And the fact that you can't social distance should make it more critical to observe the mask and hand-washing recommendations, not serve as justification for ignoring them.
 
If y'all need to get a massage, have at it. But please consider doing as much as you can to lower your risk of getting infected and potentially getting others infected too.

Is there a way to get you to stop posting the same picture one hundred times?

Or it’s possible that clients, along with providers, have an aversion to time wasters. If you want to run this as a business, you don’t leave a potential client waiting a week and then provide your a la carte menu. And just as providers don’t like being low-balled, perhaps clients don’t like being quoted rates that are well above market. And yes, as a provider, he has every right to ask whatever rate he wants. As a client, I have every right to decline and move on. Are the people who contacted him and got the same response not supposed to share their experiences on a thread about him? I’m all for treating providers and their time respectfully, however, I expect the same in return.

I’d add rude as well.
 
@orville – Don’t you know the escort is always in the right and we clients ought to feel blessed they take our money? (That’s how some of the clients here seem to think, anyhow.)