CADE MADDOX: "WORKIN' IT" ON RENTMEN

[edinbrooklyn]

On 7/19/2023 at 6:25 PM, BenjaminNicholas said:

This is exactly right.

But it's easier for some people to criticize something they can't have versus just accept that not everything in life is priced within their means.

As a client once told me, 'Benjamin, not everything is for everyone.'

Agreed. Odd that the free market get’s all 5 Year Planish when it comes to excellent dick and ass . . .

[blck37]

My younger self (admittedly also not so financially priviledged): anyone flying business domestically is fool to waste their monies for such a short flight. Not economical, hence not worth it. Couch seat or budget airlines serve same purposes. The same line of thinking on regular hotel v. 5-starred inclusive resorts. Hotel only for sleep, why waste monies on the likes of resorts.

Me current self (with better financial means): i like it, i can afford it, hence i am buying it.

[+ purplekow]

On 3/6/2022 at 8:21 PM, Luv2play said:

I would think housing is the biggest factor if one is just moving to say LA, NYC or San Francisco. Fine if you bought a place 10 or 15 years ago, especially just after the real estate meltdown in 2008. But trying to get into the market today! 

An escort making 1000$ an hour and with a Rolodex of well healed clients could manage, I suppose, but yeah, 250,000$ a year lawyers just starting out will struggle.

 

wow a rolodex full that is nearly as much as a little black book full and also as old an expression

As far as the Cade rate.  I had never heard of him as I am not a porn aficionado.  Checked him out.  I can see the attraction, but my money is better spent on 3 to 4 hours with an equally hot guy rather than with a name for an hour.  

Edited July 21, 2023 by purplekow

[Luv2play]

4 hours ago, blck37 said:

My younger self (admittedly also not so financially priviledged): anyone flying business domestically is fool to waste their monies for such a short flight. Not economical, hence not worth it. Couch seat or budget airlines serve same purposes. The same line of thinking on regular hotel v. 5-starred inclusive resorts. Hotel only for sleep, why waste monies on the likes of resorts.

Me current self (with better financial means): i like it, i can afford it, hence i am buying it.

Your post reminded me of a recent experience in Toronto. I stayed at an Intercontinental hotel which I had last stayed in 30 odd years ago. That time it was a business trip and my hotel room was paid by my employer.

This time I was on a pleasure trip and I was definitely pleasured by some young men in the same venue where years ago I had been on business.