+1 Sorta Like Name Dropping
[QUOTE=DMichaels69;3785554]I was in Dallas last week and in one of the AMP's there was some sheriffs recognition award plaque hanging on the wall. Got me thinking they take care of LEO there either by pay off or free fun so that they leave them alone.[/QUOTE]Reminds me of the stickers we used to see on the front doors of some shops saying they supported the local sheriffs dept. Or the decals we see on the rear plates of cars around here telling the parking meter maid they're somehow affiliated with LE (and to move on to the sucker's car next to me that doesn't have one). Or the City workers that used to hang their vests on their car windows or dangle their checkerboard headbands on their rear view mirror so they could park illegally without getting tickets. Who the fuck do they think they're fooling?
And didn't Alice's on Wentworth used to have pictures of politicians and other VIP's hanging in the lobby. What purpose does it serve. Does it somehow prevent / discourage unannounced visits. Or does it make me the customer feel safe thinking the guy in the next room may have a badge in his pocket.
But if it keeps the doors open I'm sure they all gladly do it. And just write it off as (street) taxes being paid.
To me it screams out that somebody in the town is dirty and this is where they're getting their oil changed.
Talking to guys outside the spa
Be super careful talking to guys outside the spa. Years ago I was outside GQ (the place that was restarted as Yedam). I come out the door. Random guy outside says "how is that place. " I said I don't know I was just asking for prices. He kept asking stuff but I said I had to leave. Then I noticed a police car at the far end of the parking lot. GQ eventually got closed. So did Yedam. Gina, the GQ owner, told me the beauty parlor next door kept ratting them out.
Bob.
[QUOTE=Wenger;3788307]I think a lot of it has to do with the regulations that each town has for mp's. I remember a few years ago reading about a parlor in OP where the guy and girl were arrested because he was observed in the shower and she was in the room with him, and they stated because he was naked it was against regulations even though no sex act was observed. I would guess that's why a lot of times in the TS room you get the washcloth cover to start.
I've also heard about parlor's that are set up as stings, but those always had the offer right at the beginning and the suckers who got busted accepted off the bat. If that happens you need to say that you're only there for a massage. No cop is going to spend 20 minutes rubbing you in hopes of getting a bust. I've seen the reports on spa's busted too because of people admitting outside when asked about the activities, that should be common sense. If you don't know the person you need to be discreet.
-w.[/QUOTE]