5800 N. Lincoln - better than expected
	
	
		I can't remember if this place has a name or not, but if you're driving along Lincoln you can see the sign that reads "spa" on the second floor of this building.  They advertise on Craig's List and the number is posted on the building.  Here is a quick summary.
1. Not the nicest place.  Clean but very plain, walls do not go all the way to the ceiling.  
2. No table shower offered, kind of a bummer.
3. Door fee is $60, which is better than most these days.  Though at this point I'm starting to feel like I've made a bad move.
4. Masseuse was Lily, a good looking 40-something with a tight body.  Yes, I would actually hit on her in "real life."  Things are looking up.
5. She makes no attempt to cover me, and surprises me with a nice massage with plenty of nice teasing.
6. On the flipside she thanks me for my business with a nice, not-rushed handshake.  She asks for $60, which I would normally try to negotiate down, but the reasonable door fee and the quality of her work causes me to give in.  
7. Continues massage for a little while and promises a French lesson on a return visit.
All in all, way better than I expected.
	 
 
	
	
	
		Move On A Little More Wiser Monger Friend
	
	
		[QUOTE=Paleface]Senina. Amy. I made the mistake of answering yes when she asked if it was my first time. She wanted 60 for a HJ. I said 40. She said 60. I asked what do I get for 60. HJ. I said I’ll give you fifty but you have to take your top off. She said we don’t do that here. I said where. There’s no one here but us. She agreed to 40 but I couldn’t touch her. HJ was average. Table shower after was okay. I gave her the 40 and she said Is that all? I made the mistake of fishing out the five I had left over from the 75 entry fee for one hour plus table shower. I thought it was kind of a boring hour for 120. She is a nice girl though, and good looking. Maybe it just wasn't my day.[/QUOTE]
I wasn't thinking wouldn't it be great if when we thought with the little
head that money actually flowed into our wallets instead of out of it?
I'd like to see a detailed monger analysis of what is really going on when
we are thinking with the little head. I know it's a very narrow focused,
right in the moment-live for the moment, nothing can harm me now frame
of mind/being. Does anyone briefly reflect on the thinning wallet & think
Yeah, I'll get it back somehow. Kind of like a gambler's frame of reference/mentality, I'll get it back & then some. I'm only half serious,
of course, more so I do believe that if we're more aware of what's going
on when the little head is bargaining to take over the finances that we
have a better chance of making better decisions, big brainy head & all.
Be Safe,
T-Man