To tip or not to tip? WTF?
You guys are debating about whether to tip or not? If the masseuse says at the start that there are no extras or that the massage is covered. Here's what you should do. Get up, request your money back, and walk out (or ask for a different masseuse)! The question is NOT whether to tip, but whether to patronize that masseuse at all. If you patronize them, you are encouraging this foolishness.
Put this in pespective. A masseuse says to you, "Yes, I do give full-body massages, but I won't massage your left arm. Sorry I just don't do that". Would you respond "ok, but no tip."? No! You would say, "sure, no problem. BTW, the door is over there on the left, don't let it hit you on the way out".
HR should not elicit any different reaction. If they advertise full body massage, then you should receive a full body massage. If they're uncomfortable giving massages then they should find a different line of work.
QnQ Spa (also knows as Star Massage
I'm new to forum, so not expecting a lot of feedback, but was wondering about QnQ (storefront says "Star Massage") on Ashland hear North Ave. Obviously looking for a bit more than a massage, so any tips, feedback is welcome.
Thanks