urbanfetish

sounds amazing   I don't see John listed on the schedule or in the newsletter though?  Did he just join?

He won’t be listed on either the newsletter or on the schedule. I think he is only joining for a limited time. 

Based on your recent posts, I would suggest you stay away from New Yorker. Especially if you like to tip $30. lol

Stamp cards offer an avenue to encourage loyalty and repeat business. Most that I have encountered at spas offer a free 30 min massage, which I'm assuming is usually used by most people during a 60 or 90 min massage. The spa is still getting some money from the massage and the customer feels like they are getting something as a thanks for their continued business. I use mine to get a 90 min massage (i.e. pay for 60 min) and I tip based on the 90 min rate. Maybe I'm naive but I assume that the masseur is being paid the same from the spa for the massage and it's the spa that's taking the hit on the discount. 🤷‍♂️
And frankly, if you don't want to use it because you perceive that your masseur is being cheated out of their pay, then don't use the card! It's pretty simple.

Based on your recent posts, I would suggest you stay away from New Yorker. Especially if you like to tip $30. lol

Narcissistic? Well, if that isn't the pot calling the kettle black. lol 
How would I be able to tell if someone is actually bisexual or just gay4pay if I haven't met them???
I suppose you have trouble when someone accidentally types here/hear, their/they're/there or two/to/too? Life must be tough for you. Or is that "life must bee tough four ewe"? While weary and wary are not exactly homonyms like these examples, they are fairly close in spelling and pronunciation, and easy enough to figure out what was meant.
So, you have a couple of options - get over it or continue to be a dick. Your choice (You're choice?) Sew sorry two confuse U!
Buh-bye Bi!

Narcissistic? Well, if that isn't the pot calling the kettle black. lol 
How would I be able to tell if someone is actually bisexual or just gay4pay if I haven't met them???
I suppose you have trouble when someone accidentally types here/hear, their/they're/there or two/to/too? Life must be tough for you. Or is that "life must bee tough four ewe"? While weary and wary are not exactly homonyms like these examples, they are fairly close in spelling and pronunciation, and easy enough to figure out what was meant.
So, you have a couple of options - get over it or continue to be a dick. Your choice (You're choice?) Sew sorry two confuse U!
Buh-bye Bi!

Stamp cards offer an avenue to encourage loyalty and repeat business. Most that I have encountered at spas offer a free 30 min massage, which I'm assuming is usually used by most people during a 60 or 90 min massage. The spa is still getting some money from the massage and the customer feels like they are getting something as a thanks for their continued business. I use mine to get a 90 min massage (i.e. pay for 60 min) and I tip based on the 90 min rate. Maybe I'm naive but I assume that the masseur is being paid the same from the spa for the massage and it's the spa that's taking the hit on the discount. 🤷‍♂️
And frankly, if you don't want to use it because you perceive that your masseur is being cheated out of their pay, then don't use the card! It's pretty simple.

Whether they are attracted to guys or not is not really the issue. Most providers are probably not attracted to many of their clients. However, there is still a basic interest in having sex with someone who is the same gender. Straight guys generally don't like to take a cock in the ass but a gay or bi bottom would pretty much always be able to do it regardless of attraction. I could advertise myself as a escort for women, but I would never be able to actually perform to any woman's satisfaction. 

I automatically changed "weary" to "wary" in my mind, because "cautious" seems to fit much better than "tired" in that sentence.
Seems worth pointing out, that if there was any question of context or intent, the last paragraph of @urbanfetish post makes it fundamentaly obvious he has no problem having sex with bi guys.
"Outside of hiring, wouldn't think twice. If we're going to hook up and no money is involved, there's no issue."
The only logical observation after reading the last paragraph is to assume that his experience with guys stating "bi" in a profile, when the reality was "gay for pay, " hasn't worked well for him. I think most of us would agree that the potential for perceived dishonesty in a profile makes us cautious.

Narcissistic? Well, if that isn't the pot calling the kettle black. lol 
How would I be able to tell if someone is actually bisexual or just gay4pay if I haven't met them???
I suppose you have trouble when someone accidentally types here/hear, their/they're/there or two/to/too? Life must be tough for you. Or is that "life must bee tough four ewe"? While weary and wary are not exactly homonyms like these examples, they are fairly close in spelling and pronunciation, and easy enough to figure out what was meant.
So, you have a couple of options - get over it or continue to be a dick. Your choice (You're choice?) Sew sorry two confuse U!
Buh-bye Bi!

Just got back from Tokyo and I would add on to my previous list and recommend from Namwa: Kento, Gaito, and Sabito.
Gaito is now my all time favorite so far. Best in terms of massage skill and sensuality throughout. Older brother vibes indeed!
Kento would be my second pick for his good looks and his massage.
Sabito has a softer massage, but very refreshing ending.
There were also some new guys on the utagane website. Would recommend trying them out too because they host at a private apartment without other guests, so they usually are free to go the extra mile. Haven't had a bad experience here yet, but a few at namwa were total misses.

Mea culpa. I meant "wary," as in "feeling or showing caution."  If anything, you could have gotten that from the context clues in my post. 🙄

Yup, that's just what I thought. Thank you for confirming. 

Mea culpa. I meant "wary," as in "feeling or showing caution."  If anything, you could have gotten that from the context clues in my post. 🙄

The discount is only for the business. The masseur gets the same amount. I know this to be a fact. 

Stamp cards offer an avenue to encourage loyalty and repeat business. Most that I have encountered at spas offer a free 30 min massage, which I'm assuming is usually used by most people during a 60 or 90 min massage. The spa is still getting some money from the massage and the customer feels like they are getting something as a thanks for their continued business. I use mine to get a 90 min massage (i.e. pay for 60 min) and I tip based on the 90 min rate. Maybe I'm naive but I assume that the masseur is being paid the same from the spa for the massage and it's the spa that's taking the hit on the discount. 🤷‍♂️
And frankly, if you don't want to use it because you perceive that your masseur is being cheated out of their pay, then don't use the card! It's pretty simple.

I'm so sorry that you seem to have trouble with reading comprehension. Or maybe you just get so triggered around the subject of bisexuality and you just jump into attack mode? I don't know.
This is what I said: "I'm always weary about bi guys when it comes to hiring. In my experience, it has been more "gay for pay" (bi for pay? lol) and I want someone who actually likes sex with guys."
Nowhere in that statement mentions anything about me being "tired of bisexuals" or that bisexuals are really gay4pay nor did I say that bisexuals "don't actually like sex with guys." I literally said the opposite - instead of getting bisexuals who do like sex with guys, most of the providers I have hired who claim to be bisexual are in fact gay4pay and don't like sex with guys; they are just doing the bare minimum (if even) to earn some money. 
Reading (comprehension) is fundamental! 

Based on your recent posts, I would suggest you stay away from New Yorker. Especially if you like to tip $30. lol

Based on your recent posts, I would suggest you stay away from New Yorker. Especially if you like to tip $30. lol

You're going to a place like TSMS just for a "very good massage"? Do you go to McDonald's and expect fine dining too? 
Most "men's spas" are good for one thing, and a legit massage is not it. These guys are providing a "special service" and going in expecting something else just disappoints both you and the masseur. lol 

Based on your recent posts, I would suggest you stay away from New Yorker. Especially if you like to tip $30. lol

Wow, so many newbies coming out of nowhere to sing Chuck's praises! It's a miracle!!! 🙄

Their name is written on the picture 

Whether they are attracted to guys or not is not really the issue. Most providers are probably not attracted to many of their clients. However, there is still a basic interest in having sex with someone who is the same gender. Straight guys generally don't like to take a cock in the ass but a gay or bi bottom would pretty much always be able to do it regardless of attraction. I could advertise myself as a escort for women, but I would never be able to actually perform to any woman's satisfaction.