TOFTT tonight at C'est La Vie
[QUOTE=RandyMucho;1240928]For a first-timer as well as a veteran, a trip to ERS will never result in a complaint. Visited there for years, going back to the early 80s. Wonderful, wonderful memories. Brandy and then Vicki provided wonderful incentives for making a trip to Belvidere, where an aunt and uncle happened to reside. More than once Vick and I spent two hours. One hour just was not enough.[/QUOTE]Now I have been to both ERS and C'est La Vie. Here it is plain and simple guys. DO NOT GO TO C'est La Vie EVER!
Sorry for the caps there; but if it helps anyone here ever considering to go there, just don't.
So I go in and there is this older lady at the front desk and she says the girls can't talk to you until you go to one back rooms.
So I pick Diana. As soon as I see her get up off that couch, I knew it was going to suck bad. You could tell by her actions.
So in the room and making small talk and all, she is making these grunt sounds like yeah whatever. No smiling, no talking back. Kept looking at the time.
The massage sucked really bad. They use a Vitamin E lotion and sometimes she does't even have any on. No sensuality to the massage what so ever.
The flip: well, first time in my life I wasn't able to let the stress out. She even asked if I wanted to do some mysefl. Are you kidding me?
Then she said I was running out of time. She was leaning heavily on me while at it and that hurt. No enthusiasm. So I was like, hey thanks for trying and ended the session. Listen, the place is not as clean like ERS. The lighting sucks bad, the girls are not the most attractive at all.
Left a little tip as to not totally upset her; but never again.
So if you go to ERS, you will love it. They are nice, friendly, play within he rules and you feel great and you will want to go back. Very nice girls and attractive at ERS.
Stay away from CLV. Don't even be curious. When you walked into CLV, you got this sense of how depressing it was in there. Seriously.
Sorry for ranting on here, but thought it might help some. Have a good weekend all.
Not surprised how little has changed
It's the CLV atmosphere you encounter as you enter the front door: certainly not inviting, enough to raise doubt in your mind whether or not you want to turn around and walk out. A lot of places many years ago were a lot like CLV. But if you glommed on to a good provider your first visit, you were willing to put up with a lot of crap in your followup sessions. Nice to read all of the good things posted about ERS.
[QUOTE=Mc Luvin; 1242640]No, sorry. I may have not been so clear before. You could see the gilrs up front and the lady at the desk tells you their name and all, but if you ask a question to the girls or say something nice to them, the lady at the desk reminds you on the spot;"the girls are not allowed to talk to you here", only in the room". Talk about a turn-off right away. I should have walked out then.
But, now I know. And seriously, I could tell and got a sense of none of those girls being into their job. If compared to ERS, you would choose ERS.
They are professional at ERS, beautiful, friendly, clean, play within the rules. Always and you leave their feeling good; mind and body relaxed.
If you're thinking of stepping into CLV- Don't Ever. Waste of time and money. Just trying to help incase you're on the border-line thinking about it.
Have a great week all.[/QUOTE]