Observations and a question if you don't mind
My first AMP experience was at NM when it first opened. I was issued a buy 10 get one free card and actually received a free one after the 10th visit. Became very familiar with Cindy, maybe too familiar, as the last time I saw her she just kept the change from my C-note. I saw her replacement, (shadow?) once, younger and MUCH more attractive than Cindy but really didn't like her attitude so I stopped going. I kinda branched out after that. Tried to hit all the places that were reported on here. I liked 144th my first 2 visits, developed a crush on Amy but she's disappeared. Even visited 113 and Gee, and let me tell you, I'm one of those that think Nini could command $500 a pop if you dressed her up and taught her how to do her makeup. She's got all the right parts and they're put together very well. While I enjoyed my time with her, I see the focus there is trying to get you to pop and push you out the door. A little too "frantic" for my tastes. It took all my monger powers to slow things down and use up my full hour.
For a while I settled on 92nd and Cap. Even if I run into a new girl there, I just tell her the names of all the girls I've seen there and that usually gets me a little better service than what they start out with.
I try to be friendly. Respectful and low-key when visiting any AMP and I guess it's paid off. I've never had to self serve. I'm not one to hit it every week. I can't justify the cash outlay. Retirement is going to sneak up on me one of these days so I try to be somewhat prudent.
My question is about how much data these places keep about their customers. When I pull into the lot are they running my plates and pulling up a list of my history? I know some of the AMPs are owned by the same person and assume that they would share info between them. But do they share amongst a larger group?
Thanks for indulging me.