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The early days of breakfast cereals were created from the late 19th century "clean living" movement promoted by men like John Harvey Kellogg, Corn Flakes were created at the Battle Creek Sanitorium which was influenced by Adventist ideas of promoting a bland diet and temperance to reduce extreme urges (including sexual) and perceived defects in the typical American diet of the time. Originally the Sanitorium gave away the corn flaks. John's brother, Will, founded the Kellogg company to mass market Corn Flakes and other breakfast cereals. The Battle Creek Sanitorium had a lot of influence in it's heyday, with visitors like Teddy Roosevelt. The history is fascinating and controvertial, and the birth of the Kelloggs and Post companies from this time and place is equally intriguing. How those companies evolved from the "clean living" simple food ethos to the sugar laden kid's breakfast exemplifies the excesses of the post-war, Mad Men era corporate culture. All from a relatively small town in Michigan (cue some wierdo ranting about evil Midwesterners...)

Several years ago I thought I'd eat healthier by having two packs of plain instant oatmeal in the morning for breakfast with eggs for protein. A couple months later I had my bloodwork done and my iron was very high. It turns out that a single pack of plain instant oatmeal is normally fortified to 40% RDA, so I was getting almost my full RDA in breakfast alone. The flavored packs usually have less iron and would ironically be better for me than the plain stuff. Steelcut oats are not normally fortified and a superior option to instant oats anyway, I just wish I could prepare if faster. It turns out many box cereals are iron fortified, and men who are prone to iron overload should not eat those cereals frequently to maintain healthy iron levels.

So much to do in four hours. This is a possible schedule for such an event, but you should feel free to skip certain activities or add others as needs arise. 19:00 - 19:05 Arrival and introduction 19:06 - 19:15 Light refreshments - pre-entertainment 19:16 - 19:25 National anthem 19:26 - 19:30 Disrobing ceremony 19:31 - 19:45 Light petting 19:45 - 20:00 Heavy petting 20:01 - 20:10 Petting zoo - Bring out the Yak! 20:11 - 20:15 Banjo break 20:16 - 20:30 Oral engagements 20:31 - 20:40 Oral arguements 20:41 - 20:59 Let X = Sqrt(4761) 21:00 - 21:05 The selection of lubricants 21:06 - 21:30 Rear guard action - Phase I 21:31 - 21:35 Banjo Break 21:36 - 22:00 Rear guard action - Phase II 22:01 - 22:05 Electric Main Street Parade and Fireworks 22:06 - 22:10 Hot towels 22:11 - 22:30 Snoodling 22:31 - 22:40 Room service with Snoodling 22:41 - 22:50 The Scouring of the Shire (Showering) 22:51 - 22:55 The Fiddling of the Payment Apps 22:56 - 23:00 Departure Ceremony

It's also uncut....

Speaking of preferences, I'm partial to Italian sausage.

Airplane mode wouldn't be sufficient protection. The phone can still passively receive radio signals and often Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are still active in airplane mode now by default. It can still track your location as you move about and sync up once it can contact Google or Apple. Turning the phone off would be the only way to assure no continuous location tracking is active.

Personal vehicle or call a taxi and pay cash, there is no absolute anonymous way to use rideshare. But then there are possibly tolls and traffic cameras that sweep up license plate numbers, which can be used to determine the route you took. Even walking is not completely discreet since cameras along your route can have facial recognition capabilities. There is no way to guarantee completely anonymous travel in these times.

They travel through the magical wardrobe to the land of Nonya, where a gentle bear takes them to a fantasy nursing home/bordello run by the Grand Madame Dorothy.

I haven't encountered this myself, usually the questions I ask don't lend themselves to one word answers. If I did get such a respose I would follow up with a simple "Thanks, can you tell me a little more" type of reply. If they still won't engage, I'd just take that as a sign and move on to the next.

I didn't say he needed to name names, in fact I can respect him not calling out the escorts directly. However if he said something like he "contacted a couple traveling escorts in Vegas who are also OF models", it would give more context as to why he was getting such exorbitant quotes, and maybe provide a more productive direction for the discussion than vague whinging.

Probably. Unfortunately the OP probably won't say anything about the kinds of guys he's contacted, and will only give vague comments instead. He'll never answer any direct questions, like in his other threads. That's assuming he really did get these super high quotes and isn't exaggerating. I don't want to say it's BS, so let's just call it well prepared potting soil...

I'm curious where you're finding so many extravagantly priced guys, I never get anything quite so high. Are they also performers on OF/JFF or porn stars in high demand?

I have never encountered this, but it's extremely unprofessional behavior. I think you handled it correctly, i.e. finish up and send the guy packing as soon as you can without getting into a worse situation. If you can, please post a link to the guys profile so the community knows to avoid this guy. Also, assuming you found the guy on RM, you should put a review on his profile and detail the attempt to shake you for more money.

I tend to agree, however the OP perceives it as a bug. Either way, if the OP hopes RM will change how the site behaves, he should direct his complaint to the people who run the site instead of whinging about it to an audience that has no ability to help him.

https://rent.men/about/report-bug

Have you contacted RM support about your question? I seriously doubt they monitor this board for support requests...

Romance is in the air!

Entenmann's had a thrift shop in the neighborhood where I grew up. My mom used to love getting this spice cake they used to sell at that shop. Sadly it doesn't seem they make that recipe anymore, but that taste would bring back some bittersweet memories for me.

Searching on RM for BOTTOM escorts who are into GROUPS literally yields hundreds if I search in "all locations". It probably wouldn't be useful if all the guys we suggest aren't anywhere near you. If I search with those terms in Chicago I get almost 20. LA yields almost 60. I'm sure there are plenty who would be into a group scene in your area if you ask. Maybe you could do that search in your area and ask about the guys who fit that search who strike your interest?

This! Some guys here get huffy if they can't wiggle a few dollars and have their pick of any guy they wish on whatever terms they want. If a provider is asking a price you think is outragous, they either have tapped a market that is willing to pay that rate or they'll find themselves at a loss for business. Either way, you can simply move on to another guy who is in your range.

Is this a question or a complaint?

This is a frequent question, but any sites for escorts to share information about clients will be kept pretty close to the vest. The most well known method is the Mr. Number app. It's not specific to escorting, but it allows people to put comments related to a given phone number. This method is useful for escorts since client bad actors are often best identified by the phone numbers they used to contact them. While it's possible to circumvent this using a burner number/voip app, it's a little more involved than creating a new gmail account.

It would seem to be more useful to challenge posts you think are being unfair to providers directly in the thread where they were posted. A vague post whinging about unspecific behavior is just an invitation to useless controversy.

This! I usually make contact first though text, and I don't go into sexual details. I usually engage with guys who have profiles that are direct about their capabilities, so there's less need to ask them too much. If there's something more involved that arranging time and place, I might ask if it we can discuss further by text or a short call.

The fact that the provider is overseas in Asia puts a much different spin on this question. If you were asking in general, assuming the provider was local to me or at least in the same country, I might be inclined to give a provider with a small number of reviews a try. I've done it before with no issues. Are you in the region where this provider is based, or travelling there? Given that RM less used overseas, I wouldn't be surprised by the lack of reviews. He may advertise in other local resources, but I think reviews are more of a "US/Euro" thing and relatively unique to RM and CoM. If I were in the region or planning to travel there relatively soon, and his profile indicated he is accustomed to dealing with entertaining vistors, I might be inclined to contact him to see if a meeting could be arranged. That would depend on the country since the local circumstances (safety, legality, etc) vary greatly. I wouldn't consider hiring someone to travel to me from overseas, due to the risks involved with immigration.