Massage Parlor Reports

[QUOTE=AlTango21;3376714]That sucks. Where do I go now. At least I'm able to save a pic of "Daisy".[/QUOTE]Thats Daisy? I guess she lied about being 25. Haha.

[QUOTE=AlTango21;3376714]That sucks. Where do I go now. At least I'm able to save a pic of "Daisy".[/QUOTE]Thats Daisy? I guess she lied about being 25. Haha.

[QUOTE=Cuda70;3381432]Thats Daisy? I guess she lied about being 25. Haha.[/QUOTE]I find it hard to guess the age of asian women. In any event Daisy looks real cute.

[QUOTE=Cuda70;3381382]Where do I find a Mexican MT? Or Euro if you know of one.[/QUOTE]SS may have been alluding to Mapi in Naperville. Believe she is Hispanic.

[QUOTE=Cuda70;3381382]Where do I find a Mexican MT? Or Euro if you know of one.[/QUOTE]It's called Mapi's Unique Massage, on Washington in Naperville. Don't get your hopes up. It's just nice, that's all.

Not worth it. The young girl there charges 130 total and just OTC roaming / HJ and massage. Mapi is nice but many miles on her with just basic HJ.

[QUOTE=SamSpade;3382036]It's called Mapi's Unique Massage, on Washington in Naperville. Don't get your hopes up. It's just nice, that's all.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=DMichaels69;3382329]Not worth it. The young girl there charges 130 total and just OTC roaming / HJ and massage. Mapi is nice but many miles on her with just basic HJ.[/QUOTE]Agree with my brothers, however, the quality of the massage (Mapi's, not younger associate) has always been top notch. You felt like you had experienced a massage afterward. Very therapeutic. Her pricing unfortunately has elevated to the clientele (different caliber) and demographics of the market she is now in. LOL It wasn't so bad in Chicago a few years back. And, she's a stickler.

Drove by today and "Open" light was on.

[QUOTE=DMichaels69;3378818]Its possible IVY will stay open. The flower shop is still open after their run in with LEO.[/QUOTE]

They will most likely stay open with some new faces, same service.

[QUOTE=IrishOne9611;3383292]Drove by today and "Open" light was on.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=DMichaels69;3383840]They will most likely stay open with some new faces, same service.[/QUOTE]The next village board meeting will probably decide their fate until then they can stay open due to legality of closing a business because of an employee, would be like closing a best buy down because a salesperson blew you for buying a 4 k tv.

Is it election time in the western burbs? Fist Ivy and now Pine Tree got busted again. Chicago Tribune had an article about it. Any suggestions on places to visit in the area now?

Try the flower shop. I think its still open. I visited after the issue there and was legit only but maybe things have lightened up.

[QUOTE=AlBundy78;3386555]Is it election time in the western burbs? Fist Ivy and now Pine Tree got busted again. Chicago Tribune had an article about it. Any suggestions on places to visit in the area now?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Delta634;3384365]The next village board meeting will probably decide their fate until then they can stay open due to legality of closing a business because of an employee, would be like closing a best buy down because a salesperson blew you for buying a 4 k tv.[/QUOTE]You know, that would get me to start shopping at Best Buy again.

[QUOTE=Delta634;3379313]They will start doing sweeps because it distracts and I'm sure none of you will be protesting on TV. It's a PR gain and sadly will cause a lot of things to go dark.[/QUOTE]Looks like I got in when I did just in the nick of time. Allow me to vent please. I'll probably say what's been said before and at the very least is on the minds of a lot of people. First, I like the comparison to best buys but I think everyone knows that the business knows what the employees are doing but it's hard to prove. Like the line from the movie Training Day: "it's what you know and what you can prove". Or something like that (I suck at movie quotes).

Aside from all that I want to know why there using Gang task forces to do this? I've been reading comments about this in the newspaper articles and on FB. Obviously to get media attention for political reasons. Give me a fucking break!

[QUOTE=DocDan;3389578]Looks like I got in when I did just in the nick of time. Allow me to vent please. I'll probably say what's been said before and at the very least is on the minds of a lot of people. First, I like the comparison to best buys but I think everyone knows that the business knows what the employees are doing but it's hard to prove. Like the line from the movie Training Day: "it's what you know and what you can prove". Or something like that (I suck at movie quotes).

Aside from all that I want to know why there using Gang task forces to do this? I've been reading comments about this in the newspaper articles and on FB. Obviously to get media attention for political reasons. Give me a fucking break![/QUOTE]What -- you think that a Gang task force wants to actually go after gangs? Could be dangerous.

They only want bragging rights for belonging to a tough sounding unit (I'm with the Gang Task Force, muthafucka!) Only want to go after people who can't fight back. Bunch of pussies, and not the good kind.

BTW: We consider this to be almost 100% a victim-less crime. Consenting adults and all that. Are we really a free society if we cannot decide what to do with our own bodies?

The politicians say that the working girls are victims, and they must be right, since they make the laws. So, arrest the victims and take away their livelihood? WTF is the logic of that?

My turn to vent!