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You're mistaken. Escorting income, like any other self-employed income, is indeed taxed. Kevin Slater
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How do you approach the Trans community without offending them
Kevin Slater replied to Lchnsf's topic in The Lounge
"Thanks, not a match." If they want to get offended that you've somehow invalidated their gender identity, that's on them. There are myriad other qualities that could explain your lack of interest, which you smartly didn't elaborate. Kevin Slater -
Would you hire an escort who turned you down on Scruff?
Kevin Slater replied to muscmtl's topic in The Lounge
Because they're not giving it away to you for free. Kevin Slater -
On the flip side, would you have rather he'd gone through with it begrudgingly? It's a shame he couldn't accommodate, but I'd rather someone tell me that upfront than put the both of us through an unpleasant experience. Kevin Slater
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Gossip about escorts should the escort know?
Kevin Slater replied to stop's topic in Questions About Hiring
Life's too short (and business is too good) to worry about whatever things some rando on the net cares to make up. I'm not going to empower him by giving two shits. Kevin Slater -
New escort here, Asian muscle bottom, saying hi
Kevin Slater replied to asianmusclebttm's topic in The Deli
Welcome to the forum, Aaron! Nice first post. Kevin Slater -
Live on Long Island. Do I need to head into the City to hire?
Kevin Slater replied to Chummily's topic in The Deli
Yes. Kevin Slater -
Let me be the first to invoke Willie Sutton in this thread: because that's where the money is. Kevin Slater
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I'm so smart I'm a JUNIOROMANIC. Kevin Slater
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Average daily revenue is down 36% from last year. Kevin Slater
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Anyone been made RentMan of the day without asking?
Kevin Slater replied to a topic in Questions About Hiring
Yep. Kevin Slater -
Does anyone use Rentmen messenger?
Kevin Slater replied to + DrownedBoy's topic in Questions About Hiring
To which they inevitably reply with six questions, all asked via rentmen messenger. Kevin Slater -
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What about Alpha and Charlie? Kevin Slater
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Here, let me google that for you. https://www.cnet.com/news/hbo-max-hbo-go-roku-and-fire-tv-you-in-the-crossfire/ Kevin Slater
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What Days Are Busiest/Slowest For Escorts?
Kevin Slater replied to Palidod's topic in Questions About Hiring
Right here. Lifetime revenue by day of the week: http://laterslater.com/Days.png Kevin Slater -
Any good escort should be happy to see most any client, but if it makes you more confident with the booking, by all means, mention it. Who knows, maybe you'll even weed out a couple of assholes. Kevin Slater
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Are 1 Hour Escort Booking Common? Newbie Question
Kevin Slater replied to Palidod's topic in The Deli
70% of my booking are for an hour. Kevin Slater -
How often is a compliment you give genuine ?
Kevin Slater replied to + barullo's topic in Questions About Hiring
I think this is one of the most poignant, insightful and thought provoking questions I've ever seen of this board. Congratulations on a question well asked! And may I mention that I love your font? Kevin Slater
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