No worries- whenever this subsides over the next few months business will be back to usual. Guaranteed- there's too much money in it for the girls to stop. The point now is more about slowing the Covid 19 spread so the hospitals don't overrun.
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No worries- whenever this subsides over the next few months business will be back to usual. Guaranteed- there's too much money in it for the girls to stop. The point now is more about slowing the Covid 19 spread so the hospitals don't overrun.
As I posted on the General Topics. General Reports forum yesterday, Stanford University professor of medicine Dr. Jay Bhattacharya was interviewed yesterday and he is saying that based on the evidence coming in from around the world, not just the US, the mortality rate of COVID-19 is likely to be an order of magnitude lower than expected, no where near the 3. 4% the WHO has been expecting. The reasoning is this. People are being tested and showing antibodies to the coronavirus, but are / were asymptomatic. Meaning they already had it, didn't even know it, and their immune systems fought it off. That's the good news.
The bad news is that we don't have a vaccine, like we do for the flu. So if you are one of those people who's doctor insists you get a flu shot every year, because the flu could kill someone like you, with a weak immune system, they COVID-19 is still out to get you, and you should keep staying at home, face mask, etc.
It's a hard, cold fact of history that in the past we had these big kill offs of the old and weak every year, from disease, heat and cold. Modern living even these things out, so you're now likely to die of the catch-all "old age" than from a specific cause.
[QUOTE=BigWaffle;4748271]We don't know the true mortality rate of covid because we don't know how many people have been infected and are asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic. We don't know the denominator of the equation, and we're not being particularly scrupulous in our counting with distinguishing between dying of covid and dying with covid (the vast majority of people under the general umbrella of covid fatalities are already quite sick for covid-independent reasons). The reality is that we are crippling the economy in order to extend the lives of people who would likely be dead in a couple years anyway.
Is it worth the cost? At the least I don't think it's clear that it is. This isn't a cold heartless calculation. It isn't lives versus the economy, it's lives versus lives, because the economy is lives. We have plenty of data on how a downturn in the economy causes far-reaching detrimental effects on huge numbers of people. Increased drug use, suicide, marital problems, homelessness, diseases related to stress, etc.
And what will happen to the AMP and EMP scene given the economic fallout and continued media-fueled hysteria? Asians especially are paranoid as fuck about this type of shit. It's not good for the hobby. I don't mean to get on a soapbox about this, but we don't have anything else to talk about right now.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=SamSpade;4748490]As I posted on the General Topics. General Reports forum yesterday, Stanford University professor of medicine Dr. Jay Bhattacharya was interviewed yesterday and he is saying that based on the evidence coming in from around the world, not just the US, the mortality rate of COVID-19 is likely to be an order of magnitude lower than expected, no where near the 3. 4% the WHO has been expecting. The reasoning is this. People are being tested and showing antibodies to the coronavirus, but are / were asymptomatic. Meaning they already had it, didn't even know it, and their immune systems fought it off. That's the good news.
The bad news is that we don't have a vaccine, like we do for the flu. So if you are one of those people who's doctor insists you get a flu shot every year, because the flu could kill someone like you, with a weak immune system, they COVID-19 is still out to get you, and you should keep staying at home, face mask, etc.
It's a hard, cold fact of history that in the past we had these big kill offs of the old and weak every year, from disease, heat and cold. Modern living even these things out, so you're now likely to die of the catch-all "old age" than from a specific cause.[/QUOTE]Bad news is that although the majority are from nursing homes, elderly with chronic medical problems it is not uncommon for an otherwise healthy 50 year old to die as well.
In addition I have seen several who have done well only to have developed chronic renal and cardiac issues. Most likely others as we learn more over time.
This can be a most unfriendly virus to say the least.
[QUOTE=GentleBen1;4799556]Bad news is that although the majority are from nursing homes, elderly with chronic medical problems it is not uncommon for an otherwise healthy 50 year old to die as well.
In addition I have seen several who have done well only to have developed chronic renal and cardiac issues. Most likely others as we learn more over time.
This can be a most unfriendly virus to say the least.[/QUOTE]Does anyone on this forum knows someone who got COVID, was hospitalized or died? I know awful a lot of people and nobody from the people I know knows anyone fiscally affected by the virus.
[blue]I know people who were hospitalized and recovered.
You may not know anybody who has been fiscally affected by the virus but the UN knows about 400,000,000
[url]https://www.cnbc.com/2020/04/09/coronavirus-could-push-half-a-billion-people-into-poverty-globally.html[/url]
I personally am helping to support 4 families in LatAm that would be starving if I wasn't.
Unless you meant physically and not fiscally.
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[QUOTE=GentleBen1;4799556]Bad news is that although the majority are from nursing homes, elderly with chronic medical problems it is not uncommon for an otherwise healthy 50 year old to die as well.
In addition I have seen several who have done well only to have developed chronic renal and cardiac issues. Most likely others as we learn more over time.
This can be a most unfriendly virus to say the least.[/QUOTE]It is very UNcommon for otherwise healthy 50 year olds to die.
I wish people would stop saying how deadly this disease is.
Just look, this is the most recent data from the CDC, read the "Symptomatic Case Fatality Ratio, stratified by age in years" and you will find that the IFR (Infection Fatality Rate) for symptomatic (showing signs of the disease) people between the ages of 50-64 is 2 in a thousand. They say that 35% are asymptomatic (not showing signs) so that would push the 2 out of a thousand down to like 1. 5 per thousand. These aren't my made up numbers, these were released by the CDC this week. Before you answer and tell me I'm wrong read the chart. There's no shame in learning something new. Seriously, read it. Then go live your life, covid is not an extinction level event, it's time to end the hysteria.
[url]https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/hcp/planning-scenarios.html[/url]
[QUOTE=Admin2;4799732]It is very UNcommon for otherwise healthy 50 year olds to die.
I wish people would stop saying how deadly this disease is.
Just look, this is the most recent data from the CDC, read the "Symptomatic Case Fatality Ratio, stratified by age in years" and you will find that the IFR (Infection Fatality Rate) for symptomatic (showing signs of the disease) people between the ages of 50-64 is 2 in a thousand. They say that 35% are asymptomatic (not showing signs) so that would push the 2 out of a thousand down to like 1. 5 per thousand. These aren't my made up numbers, these were released by the CDC this week. Before you answer and tell me I'm wrong read the chart. There's no shame in learning something new. Seriously, read it. Then go live your life, covid is not an extinction level event, it's time to end the hysteria.
[url]https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/hcp/planning-scenarios.html[/url][/QUOTE]If you have time read today's New York Times about the 100,000 dead Americans.
Pay attention to the broad age ranges.
Not an illness to be taken lightly.
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Cherry picking what? It's from the CDC and it says:
"CDC and the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Responseexternal icon (ASPR) have developed five COVID-19 Pandemic Planning Scenarios that are designed to help inform decisions by modelers and public health officials who utilize mathematical modeling. The planning scenarios are being used by mathematical modelers throughout the Federal government. Models developed using the data provided in the planning scenarios can help evaluate the potential effects of different community mitigation strategies (e.g., social distancing). The planning scenarios may also be useful to hospital administrators in assessing resource needs and can be used in conjunction with the COVID-19Surge Tool."
It's literally the information the government is sending to hospitals in order to help them plan their response to the pandemic. Facts don't care that they disagree with your preconceptions. The CDC is literally saying that if you are 50, not in a nursing home, don't have co morbidity have a confirmed case then your chance of dying is 1 in 6200 and that is not "common" as you so casually threw out.
I'm not a doctor but data is my thing, I can't diagnose a case of covid but I sure as fuck can read a graph and this one says that symptomatic carriers across all age groups have a 1-1000 chance of dying. Once you add in asymptomatic positives it drops to about 1-1400, once you drop comorbidity and nursing homes it's at 1-6200 for a healthy 50 year old.
I hate Ben Shapiro but he's right about one thing, facts don't care about your feelings and those are the fucking facts about Covid from the CDC and anybody who can read a graph can see it. I get it, you made your mind up about this 3 months ago when they were scaring you with 2,000,000 dead. Those models were wrong, those same models said that by the end of March Sweden would have 75,000 dead, as of now they have 3900. They said if the states opened there would be a spike in cases in two weeks, it's been a month and new cases are steadily decreasing.
You can change your opinion with new data, I'm really not trying to be a dick. Before you say it, 100,000 people didn't die since March, about 850,000 died since March, 2700 people die every day in the US.
Stop watching all American media and educate yourself.
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[QUOTE=GentleBen1;4800023]If you have time read today's New York Times about the 100,000 dead Americans.
Pay attention to the broad age ranges.
Not an illness to be taken lightly.[/QUOTE]Pimping dead people to advance a political agenda is abhorrent. They called the 100,000 incalculable. Does that mean the 600,000 from heart disease, the 580,000 from cancer, the 200,000 from accidents (not just cars) are calculable? What about the few 10's of millions that are going to die from malnutrition as a result of the largest global recession in history as a result of the covid mitigation? Do you think the Times will publish their names on Memorial Day or are mostly poor, mostly brown people calculable as well?
100,000 people didn't die between March and June 700,000 people died between March and June. Covid is a serious thing and new data about it is being found every day. There are always outliers in everything but the fact, and it's a fact that covid aggressively attacks the elderly and infirm has been established since it began in China. Team lockdown keeps trying to use outliers to invalidate that fact but it's a fact. 99.98% of all people under the age of 50 who are confirmed to have covid will survive it. That's fact not supposition. Otherwise more than one person from the Roosevelt would have died. 4800 people, no social distancing for 7 weeks, 860 confirmed cases, two months later 1 death. One and if he didn't smoke it might have been zero because of those 4800 only six were admitted to the hospital.
The attached graph is again from the CDC look it up yourself [URL]https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid_weekly/index.htm#AgeAndSex[/URL].
It shows the distribution of deaths by age of covid from February 1 through May 16. I added the horizontal red line. Everything below it is age 55 and less. I'm not cherry picking shit, that's every covid death in the US since February broken down by age. Once you get below 44 your chances of dying in a car wreck are greater.
I'm honestly not trying to be a dick. The covid hysteria was fed by bullshit and inaccurate models. Since then science has learned and these are the facts. It's why the new case count and death counts have steadily fallen since the states reopened. It's why Sweden didn't get the 75,000 deaths that the epidemiologists predicted they would have by the end of March. Covid isn't nothing, that's for certain but it's not an extinction level event and people need to stop treating it like it is.
[QUOTE=Admin2;4801358]Pimping dead people to advance a political agenda is abhorrent. They called the 100,000 incalculable. Does that mean the 600,000 from heart disease, the 580,000 from cancer, the 200,000 from accidents (not just cars) are calculable? What about the few 10's of millions that are going to die from malnutrition as a result of the largest global recession in history as a result of the covid mitigation? Do you think the Times will publish their names on Memorial Day or are mostly poor, mostly brown people calculable as well?
100,000 people didn't die between March and June 700,000 people died between March and June. Covid is a serious thing and new data about it is being found every day. There are always outliers in everything but the fact, and it's a fact that covid aggressively attacks the elderly and infirm has been established since it began in China. Team lockdown keeps trying to use outliers to invalidate that fact but it's a fact. 99.98% of all people under the age of 50 who are confirmed to have covid will survive it. That's fact not supposition. Otherwise more than one person from the Roosevelt would have died. 4800 people, no social distancing for 7 weeks, 860 confirmed cases, two months later 1 death. One and if he didn't smoke it might have been zero because of those 4800 only six were admitted to the hospital.
The attached graph is again from the CDC look it up yourself [URL]https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid_weekly/index.htm#AgeAndSex[/URL].
It shows the distribution of deaths by age of covid from February 1 through May 16. I added the horizontal red line. Everything below it is age 55 and less. I'm not cherry picking shit, that's every covid death in the US since February broken down by age. Once you get below 44 your chances of dying in a car wreck are greater.
I'm honestly not trying to be a dick. The covid hysteria was fed by bullshit and inaccurate models. Since then science has learned and these are the facts. It's why the new case count and death counts have steadily fallen since the states reopened. It's why Sweden didn't get the 75,000 deaths that the epidemiologists predicted they would have by the end of March. Covid isn't nothing, that's for certain but it's not an extinction level event and people need to stop treating it like it is.[/QUOTE]If you saw the NY times which mentioned each name age and a small bit of who they were. 50 out of the 1000 were between 22 and 60, about 5 percent.
Agree that most people are symptom free and will do just fine.
If you happen to be in the unlucky group who dies a significant number were under 60 which is why a said not casually that it is not uncommon to die at 60 or under if you are in the dead pool.
My only point is whether you are 20 or 120 one needs to be careful to avoid getting infected.
Moving forward AMP will be opening soon and the MT who I have kept in contact with are petrified to come back to work. Probably cultural.
I most likely have a bias because having worked the front lines for 3 months I have seen more deaths young and old in 3 months then in 3 years.
Statistics I get but take the blinders off.
Any plans to add any Massage Parlor Reports to this section. Are any open in the area?
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I'm sure you've all seen the meme "Man eaten by shark dies from Coronavirus". It's making fun of the idea that everyone who dies and is then checked for the virus, will be listed as dying from the virus, no matter what. And of course the outrage follows that we are making lite of this killer virus. So I didn't take much of a stand on that point until last week. Colorado has been doing just that, and has started to change its reporting. If the coroner thinks the virus was a contributing factor to a death, he lists it as "from coronavirus", even if the guy was on his last legs anyways. If the coroner does not think the virus was a contributing factor (you got shot, hit by a car, etc.) it is listed as "with coronavirus". That being said, the numbers being reported up to the CDC don't change because of this.
One thing that is really pissing me off about the reporting is that they do not address the recoveries. Lake County health department says we now have over 6,600 cases, 215 deaths, and no reported recoveries. Cook has almost 64,000 cases, 2,900 deaths and only 247 listed recoveries. I'm not one much for conspiracy theories, but I can't help but think this is because they want to keep us afraid.
Last thing to help the old guys, of which I am one. Make sure you are taking your vitamin D. Most of us old guys are low on it. My doctor put me on a supplement 2 years ago. There is data to support the idea that those most vulnerable to catching and then dying from the virus are low on vitamin D. It's a cheap way to give yourself an edge.
[QUOTE=SamSpade;4801927]I'm sure you've all seen the meme "Man eaten by shark dies from Coronavirus". It's making fun of the idea that everyone who dies and is then checked for the virus, will be listed as dying from the virus, no matter what. And of course the outrage follows that we are making lite of this killer virus. So I didn't take much of a stand on that point until last week. Colorado has been doing just that, and has started to change its reporting. If the coroner thinks the virus was a contributing factor to a death, he lists it as "from coronavirus", even if the guy was on his last legs anyways. If the coroner does not think the virus was a contributing factor (you got shot, hit by a car, etc.) it is listed as "with coronavirus". That being said, the numbers being reported up to the CDC don't change because of this.
One thing that is really pissing me off about the reporting is that they do not address the recoveries. Lake County health department says we now have over 6,600 cases, 215 deaths, and no reported recoveries. Cook has almost 64,000 cases, 2,900 deaths and only 247 listed recoveries. I'm not one much for conspiracy theories, but I can't help but think this is because they want to keep us afraid.
Last thing to help the old guys, of which I am one. Make sure you are taking your vitamin D. Most of us old guys are low on it. My doctor put me on a supplement 2 years ago. There is data to support the idea that those most vulnerable to catching and then dying from the virus are low on vitamin D. It's a cheap way to give yourself an edge.[/QUOTE]I have talked to several MT's in the area and most are looking at a 6/30 reopening.
Not young myself and strongly agree with the Vitamin D recommendation.
World is the only kmp that I have been to, girl was probably a 6/10. How sexy are the ones at x? Are they as hot as the girls from the "happy tugs" porn? When things get back to normal I want to find quality over quantity.
[QUOTE=ReadyForRub;4801714]Any plans to add any Massage Parlor Reports to this section. Are any open in the area?[/QUOTE]I sure wish there were. Seems it's just the Covid experts debating everything but MP's.
[QUOTE=TeddyO;4802988]World is the only kmp that I have been to, girl was probably a 6/10. How sexy are the ones at x? Are they as hot as the girls from the "happy tugs" porn? When things get back to normal I want to find quality over quantity.[/QUOTE]Quality is great and you will not regret.
[QUOTE=FnlvnGuy;4804360]Quality is great and you will not regret.[/QUOTE]Is X open? Anybody check recently?
[QUOTE=ReadyForRub;4801714]Any plans to add any Massage Parlor Reports to this section. Are any open in the area?[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=AvgJoe;4803755]I sure wish there were. Seems it's just the Covid experts debating everything but MP's.[/QUOTE]I live in the Fox valley area and I know that all of the spa's here are closed. I have reached out to almost every contact that I have on WeChat. I was only able to find 1 woman that was willing to open the back door and let me in for a rub and tug. It totally wasn't worth it for the price that I paid. Anyway, I keep seeing guys posting new reports on RM almost every day. They claim that the Chinatown spa's are open. All of the reports seem to be from the area of Canal, Wentworth, and Cermak. I am not sure how valid these posts are, but that is what is being reported. SaintChuck.
[QUOTE=SaintChuck;4804630]I live in the Fox valley area and I know that all of the spa's here are closed. I have reached out to almost every contact that I have on WeChat. I was only able to find 1 woman that was willing to open the back door and let me in for a rub and tug. It totally wasn't worth it for the price that I paid. Anyway, I keep seeing guys posting new reports on RM almost every day. They claim that the Chinatown spa's are open. All of the reports seem to be from the area of Canal, Wentworth, and Cermak. I am not sure how valid these posts are, but that is what is being reported. SaintChuck.[/QUOTE]As far as Chinatown is concerned I can tell you that 35th St is open because I was there the other day and wrote a very good review about the girl I saw. On my way there I passed 2 spa's that appeared to be closed but may be doing "back door" business.
I don't trust anything I read on RM which is why I quit. I have never received bad or misleading info on this site (thanks to guys like you and others) which is why I stay....and contribute.
"How sexy are the ones at x?
In my experience there are usually 1 or 2 really sexy girls at x, but the mamasans don't give you those girls unless you are a true regular, and sometimes they tease you with them. Like the super hot girl will collect your money and then they give you some other girl, like a Bait and switch. LOL. Nonetheless the girls are generally pretty good although sometimes they look pretty fake which I don't like. The real problem with x is that the girls never stay very long, and then you never see them again.
[QUOTE=SaintChuck;4804630]I live in the Fox valley area and I know that all of the spa's here are closed. I have reached out to almost every contact that I have on WeChat. I was only able to find 1 woman that was willing to open the back door and let me in for a rub and tug. It totally wasn't worth it for the price that I paid. Anyway, I keep seeing guys posting new reports on RM almost every day. They claim that the Chinatown spa's are open. All of the reports seem to be from the area of Canal, Wentworth, and Cermak. I am not sure how valid these posts are, but that is what is being reported. SaintChuck.[/QUOTE]Went for a massage this week. Both me & the MT wearing masks. Just a horrible experience. Quick rub & tug. Left quickly. Still concerned about getting Covid. Going to wait til it returns to normal pre cvd.
[QUOTE=SmileySam;4805148]Went for a massage this week. Both me & the MT wearing masks. Just a horrible experience. Quick rub & tug. Left quickly. Still concerned about getting Covid. Going to wait til it returns to normal pre cvd.[/QUOTE]This will be the new norm for awhile. Also expect 1/2 only sessions to allow time for disinfecting the rooms.
[QUOTE=GentleBen1;4806182]This will be the new norm for awhile. Also expect 1/2 only sessions to allow time for disinfecting the rooms.[/QUOTE]30 minute sessions only. I guess that's his max limit. That should translate to 20 minutes.
[QUOTE=FnlvnGuy;4799660]Does anyone on this forum knows someone who got COVID, was hospitalized or died? I know awful a lot of people and nobody from the people I know knows anyone fiscally affected by the virus.[/QUOTE]Yes, a friend of my wife's died. A friend of another friend died. I also know three people who had it and survived.
[QUOTE=ReadyForRub;4806251]30 minute sessions only. I guess that's his max limit. That should translate to 20 minutes.[/QUOTE]Already booked a 90 min session tmrw. F&* Pritzker. No way for them to monitor businesses. Like it was stated before. MTs aren't supposed to give a HE, but they do. Why would they honor time limits?
For MT Spa in Mt Prospect per voicemail.
They are opening June 10th. As the voicemail stated customers will be served on a first come first served basis. Nothing else said.
[QUOTE=Kampyone;4806255]Yes, a friend of my wife's died. A friend of another friend died. I also know three people who had it and survived.[/QUOTE]Sorry to hear about your friends loss. I hope with the hot weather that they will be less and less cases and this will go away.
[QUOTE=DwightShrute;4806323]For MT Spa in Mt Prospect per voicemail.
They are opening June 10th. As the voicemail stated customers will be served on a first come first served basis. Nothing else said.[/QUOTE]I just passed by MT and they have a big "NOW OPEN" sign in the window. A few cars too, including a workman's truck. Looked like he was doing some "handy"man work there.
[QUOTE=Kampyone;4806255]Yes, a friend of my wife's died. A friend of another friend died. I also know three people who had it and survived.[/QUOTE]Wow, and I though I was in a high risk group, being in my late 50's. I only know one person who had it, a social worker. Took her three weeks to get better. Can I ask if everyone you mentioned was in a high risk group?
[QUOTE=KiwiEater48;4807649]I just passed by MT and they have a big "NOW OPEN" sign in the window. A few cars too, including a workman's truck. Looked like he was doing some "handy"man work there.[/QUOTE]Took a drive over to with fingers crossed. Sign was up advertising they were open as stated but there was another sign that said they open on June 10th. Also saw a sign inside that said masks must be worn and only one person allowed inside at a time. After checking door confirming it was locked I called their number. The message said they would only be allowing first come first served. This made me laugh to myself thinking of everyone waiting outside and having an Olympic sprint to the door after a fellow monger leaves. Stay safe everyone! Here's to everything returning to normal soon!
[QUOTE=Crash614;4814265]Took a drive over to with fingers crossed. Sign was up advertising they were open as stated but there was another sign that said they open on June 10th. Also saw a sign inside that said masks must be worn and only one person allowed inside at a time. After checking door confirming it was locked I called their number. The message said they would only be allowing first come first served. This made me laugh to myself thinking of everyone waiting outside and having an Olympic sprint to the door after a fellow monger leaves. Stay safe everyone! Here's to everything returning to normal soon![/QUOTE]Thanks for the update!
So I went to all the good ones in the area, MT, YUN and Exercise and they are all a no go, all closed still. I was hoping at Yun the sexy Ass Sophia would be back, but alas they are closed still.
[QUOTE=Harbinger147;4816680]So I went to all the good ones in the area, MT, YUN and Exercise and they are all a no go, all closed still. I was hoping at Yun the sexy Ass Sophia would be back, but alas they are closed still.[/QUOTE]Hopefully June 10 we'll have an option option.
I received confirmations from 2 of 3 places that they will open on June 10th. None will answer phone for it's ringing non-stop.
[QUOTE=Squat;4821546]I received confirmations from 2 of 3 places that they will open on June 10th. None will answer phone for it's ringing non-stop.[/QUOTE]Hala Lula. My wallet is busting in the seams. LOL (that's not the only thing busting in the seams).
OK guys. I looked forward to at least a couple mongers giving reports on if MT and Exercise are back open today as suggested by the rumor mill. Not one of you paid a visit? No updates on the talent level? Wait times? Rate structure changes (are these ladies trying to up charge based on high demand)? Are they insisting on masks or gloves? Any new policies?
Don't hold out on us local mongers!
[QUOTE=Mongger;4825571]OK guys. I looked forward to at least a couple mongers giving reports on if MT and Exercise are back open today as suggested by the rumor mill. Not one of you paid a visit? No updates on the talent level? Wait times? Rate structure changes (are these ladies trying to up charge based on high demand)? Are they insisting on masks or gloves? Any new policies?
Don't hold out on us local mongers![/QUOTE]I was waiting for your report with all the info.
[QUOTE=Mongger;4825571]OK guys. I looked forward to at least a couple mongers giving reports on if MT and Exercise are back open today as suggested by the rumor mill. Not one of you paid a visit? No updates on the talent level? Wait times? Rate structure changes (are these ladies trying to up charge based on high demand)? Are they insisting on masks or gloves? Any new policies?
Don't hold out on us local mongers![/QUOTE]You could always head over there and check it out. SaintChuck.
[QUOTE=Mongger;4825571]OK guys. I looked forward to at least a couple mongers giving reports on if MT and Exercise are back open today as suggested by the rumor mill. Not one of you paid a visit? No updates on the talent level? Wait times? Rate structure changes (are these ladies trying to up charge based on high demand)? Are they insisting on masks or gloves? Any new policies?
Don't hold out on us local mongers![/QUOTE]I made the world tour today:
X-closed.
MT- open but said no time for me today.
Yun-closed.
New Life-open but did not want to go there.
Ivy-open but had waiting list.
Apple-closed.
Fax me over a dollar as thank you, LOL.
[QUOTE=SzForLife;4825903]I made the world tour today:
X-closed.
MT- open but said no time for me today.
Yun-closed.
New Life-open but did not want to go there.
Ivy-open but had waiting list.
Apple-closed.
Fax me over a dollar as thank you, LOL.[/QUOTE]Bummer but thanks for the report. As soon as my office reopens in Schaumburg, I will have the cover needed to go out and do some recon as well. This work from home thing is cramping my style. Figured MT would be jammed up on day 1. Surprised X is still shuttered.