Any luck at massage envy places?
Any luck at massage envy places? Just kind of curious or one can get into big trouble?
Sunstar Spa, Fairfax or Merrifield
I last visited this place some years back. It was okay, but nothing to write home about. But I decided to check it out today. I was told there was a 10 minute wait, which was acceptable. After a few minutes the provider comes in and takes the fee for a 1 hour massage. She then leaves. When she returned a few minutes later I asked her if she's going to answer the door every time it rings. She said yes and gave me the story that it's this way in every spa. BS. It's only this way where there's no MMS.
To the provider's credit, she offered to return my. 8. I accepted and left. In case anyone is interested she was attractive, but older. Somewhat north of 50.
I'm glad I checked the place out, but won't return there.
There was a Chinese Massage Envy knockoff in McLean
[QUOTE=Lioil;4416872]Any luck at massage envy places? Just kind of curious or one can get into big trouble?[/QUOTE]Called Massage Enjoy, about ten years ago. It took a few visits, but I was able to get to BBFS with Wendy, the only therapist who ever worked there.
I wouldn't try it at the real Massage Envy places, though.
If you think about it, the question answers itself.
[QUOTE=Lioil;4416872]Any luck at massage envy places? Just kind of curious or one can get into big trouble?[/QUOTE]What does it take for a massage therapist to, assuming they don't have a moral problem with doing so, offer extras? The major factor is how they view the rewards vs the potential risks.
An independent masseuse has some external risk to worry about (LE) but, since she controls things as her own boss, she doesn't have any internal issues.
A masseuse at a spa where extras are offered is an employee and not the boss. But the fact that management knows what's going on and encourages it means she also doesn't have any internal risks to worry about.
But Massage Envy is a legit franchise-based business. So any employee-therapist would almost certainly lose their job if they were caught doing extras. And any owner could possibly have their franchise terminated. That's a dramatically different risk-reward calculation.
Which doesn't mean it's not possible that some random ME therapist might be persuaded to give a HJ at some random point in time. But I wouldn't bank on it as the odds are stacked way against you.