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I went Late-Feb 2020 right when people started talking about COVID. Made it back first week of March and my office shut down one day later. A friend of mine almost got stuck in Mexico as there were shutting down flights.
Anyways we stayed at a gorgeous AirBnB and went out every night. We (four of us) went to Wet Dreams twice - the guys are very aggressive about selling lap dances, which I don't care for. Two got lap dances and rated them mediocre and expensive (500 pesos/$25 USD).  Two of my friends didn't want to go to Anthropolgie as it's had a bad reputation in the past, but me and a friend who was in the Marines are more adventurous and went over and had a GREAT time. The atmosphere was very chill, the guys working that night approached us but were much more calm and relaxed. I think for one tip and two drinks I had the attention of several boys for the couple hours we were there. Had some great conversation which led to the private rooms. I think, some of the places really depends on the night and mood as I've had variable experiences at the same place.
Swung by Spartacus - it's busy after work and then again around bar closing time - but it's hit or miss.  Given it's location it's easy to swing by.
I did the Hammam Spa - which was a glorified bubble bath given by some really hot latin guys. It's a bath/massage/steam experience. I was left squeaky clean at the end (but was hoping for a lil dirty).
I have reservations to go back for Thanksgiving but that's not looking good due to Delta (I thought we'd be outta this by now).
 

So consolidated feedback from several threads looks like Alpha has:
Adrian from the Caribbean Tim - African American Royal - African American Bert/Albert - Latino I'll probably go over this week and just do 'Next Available' and see what I get.

So consolidated feedback from several threads looks like Alpha has:
Adrian from the Caribbean Tim - African American Royal - African American Bert/Albert - Latino I'll probably go over this week and just do 'Next Available' and see what I get.

I went Late-Feb 2020 right when people started talking about COVID. Made it back first week of March and my office shut down one day later. A friend of mine almost got stuck in Mexico as there were shutting down flights.
Anyways we stayed at a gorgeous AirBnB and went out every night. We (four of us) went to Wet Dreams twice - the guys are very aggressive about selling lap dances, which I don't care for. Two got lap dances and rated them mediocre and expensive (500 pesos/$25 USD).  Two of my friends didn't want to go to Anthropolgie as it's had a bad reputation in the past, but me and a friend who was in the Marines are more adventurous and went over and had a GREAT time. The atmosphere was very chill, the guys working that night approached us but were much more calm and relaxed. I think for one tip and two drinks I had the attention of several boys for the couple hours we were there. Had some great conversation which led to the private rooms. I think, some of the places really depends on the night and mood as I've had variable experiences at the same place.
Swung by Spartacus - it's busy after work and then again around bar closing time - but it's hit or miss.  Given it's location it's easy to swing by.
I did the Hammam Spa - which was a glorified bubble bath given by some really hot latin guys. It's a bath/massage/steam experience. I was left squeaky clean at the end (but was hoping for a lil dirty).
I have reservations to go back for Thanksgiving but that's not looking good due to Delta (I thought we'd be outta this by now).
 

It's been a year and 8 months so forgive my memory lapses. I went on the Wet and Wild day boat trip which was a lot of fun. I went with a small group from my resort but everyone mixed well. Spartacus is fun! I enjoyed the shows at Blue Chairs. Maybe I went on off nights but I didn't care for the bars with strippers/go-go's. They looked like bored straight guys and kept trying to sell private dances. I preferred having too many drinks and camping it up with the fun bunch of old queens at the piano bar. (forget name)

😮 What is the real tiktok?

Call ahead, make an appt, go, relax, go with the flow, tip well. Couldnt be easier. 

We were all naive once. Fortunately, I had good people in my life who showed me the ropes than being critical.

I started going again in June when numbers were really good. I've pulled back now that numbers are spiking. I'm fully vaxed but Delta don't play. 
Hopefully they'll leave off soon and I'll return. 

Call ahead, make an appt, go, relax, go with the flow, tip well. Couldnt be easier. 

Call ahead, make an appt, go, relax, go with the flow, tip well. Couldnt be easier. 

Call ahead, make an appt, go, relax, go with the flow, tip well. Couldnt be easier. 

Got a 90 mins massage by a tall Latin guy, I think his name was Vel or Bert. Strong and sensual head to toe, big hands that feel nice when he goes over your inner thighs... money well spent, they've got a new regular.

I doubt Kareem could have wrote it better himself. 😉

I doubt Kareem could have wrote it better himself. 😉

I doubt Kareem could have wrote it better himself. 😉

I doubt Kareem could have wrote it better himself. 😉

Went to A-Plus Spa (owned by Prime Mens Spa) out in Patchogue, NY (they advertise on Craigslist search for SPA in beauty):
Three Asian guys, I had Jayson, twink, about 24. No special skills, bad massage, but he was erect the entire time, and finally tugged down his pants. Lot's of MT, and a great session at the point. I think his fetish is cotton rubbing his tool.
90 minutes $110 + generous tip. Left, happy too

Agreed. Dunno how extra the extras were but 100% is right in line in my opinion. 

Agreed. Dunno how extra the extras were but 100% is right in line in my opinion. 

I went back this afternoon to Shangrila.  I had Daniel, who is Brazilian.  He did a good body scrub.  The massage was good.  He is good with feedback.  He's a good looking guy and if you ask him about his native Brazil, he'll give you a mouthful (or perhaps earful is the better word) of info.

Oh gosh - I 'm not sure I have the energy or the crayons to respond to this, but here we go. 
Contracting COVID is not "essential 0" for vaccinated people. mRNA vaccines provides a 95% risk reduction, less with J&J, and less against any of these variants. None of these are = 0. This has been widely published. 
About 38,000 died in car accidents last, about 500,000 died of Covid-19. 38k is not less than 500k. Not that these two are events are even comparable equivalents. See "false equivalents". 
Just because you can't mitigate all risk doesn't mean you can't practice risk reduction (or a modicum of common sense). First remove the threat then remove the protection. 
Not sure what you were a [preppy] student of, but I'm guessing it wasn't math, science, or stats. TV/VCR repair, maybe? 😉

Oh gosh - I 'm not sure I have the energy or the crayons to respond to this, but here we go. 
Contracting COVID is not "essential 0" for vaccinated people. mRNA vaccines provides a 95% risk reduction, less with J&J, and less against any of these variants. None of these are = 0. This has been widely published. 
About 38,000 died in car accidents last, about 500,000 died of Covid-19. 38k is not less than 500k. Not that these two are events are even comparable equivalents. See "false equivalents". 
Just because you can't mitigate all risk doesn't mean you can't practice risk reduction (or a modicum of common sense). First remove the threat then remove the protection. 
Not sure what you were a [preppy] student of, but I'm guessing it wasn't math, science, or stats. TV/VCR repair, maybe? 😉

Oh gosh - I 'm not sure I have the energy or the crayons to respond to this, but here we go. 
Contracting COVID is not "essential 0" for vaccinated people. mRNA vaccines provides a 95% risk reduction, less with J&J, and less against any of these variants. None of these are = 0. This has been widely published. 
About 38,000 died in car accidents last, about 500,000 died of Covid-19. 38k is not less than 500k. Not that these two are events are even comparable equivalents. See "false equivalents". 
Just because you can't mitigate all risk doesn't mean you can't practice risk reduction (or a modicum of common sense). First remove the threat then remove the protection. 
Not sure what you were a [preppy] student of, but I'm guessing it wasn't math, science, or stats. TV/VCR repair, maybe? 😉

Oh gosh - I 'm not sure I have the energy or the crayons to respond to this, but here we go. 
Contracting COVID is not "essential 0" for vaccinated people. mRNA vaccines provides a 95% risk reduction, less with J&J, and less against any of these variants. None of these are = 0. This has been widely published. 
About 38,000 died in car accidents last, about 500,000 died of Covid-19. 38k is not less than 500k. Not that these two are events are even comparable equivalents. See "false equivalents". 
Just because you can't mitigate all risk doesn't mean you can't practice risk reduction (or a modicum of common sense). First remove the threat then remove the protection. 
Not sure what you were a [preppy] student of, but I'm guessing it wasn't math, science, or stats. TV/VCR repair, maybe? 😉