Massage Parlor Reports

[DreamHound]

Tiffany at Luxury.

Body of a 15 year old. Nice tats. Skills under development (like her boobs).

I gave her .6 to encourage her to study hard.

Really really cute though and no cabbage breath.

LOL after calling they both say they have a Tiffany (of course). Which one did you go to?

[SkyWookie]

If you are hearing these things from an ATF then it sure seems you are violating one or more of your rules.

Most of these girls spend 10 hours a day or more 7 days a week at the parlor only having conversations in Chinese with other providers and typically it's taboo to discuss a lot of things with the other "girls". They relish the opportunity to gossip to a customer who is a regular that they feel won't tell anyone about the conversation. They love to gossip about the other girls, the mongers that come in, and anything else you'll lay there and listen to.

[The Wiseacre]

If you are hearing these things from an ATF then it sure seems you are violating one or more of your rules.

Not sure which rules you think I'm violating, but happy to address the ones you think I am.

If you've been a regular with an AMP provider (or a stripper, or at a bar where you have gotten to know a waitress, etc.) and you strike up rapport over time, people will spill the beans about their job. Or maybe it's just a talent that I have, but I doubt I'm the only one.

As many have noted, the best thing to do with a service provider of any kind is to treat them with dignity and respect their job. Yes, some service providers are not very good but most are just trying to make a living and I have no reason to be cynical if I'm going to participate.

[Tudai]

The other day was driving by Sunset Massage in Forsyth and spotted LEO waking through the front door.

[BillDavis007]

I understand all about making the $$, but isn't it too soon for that place to open? I'm sure there will be protesters with signs in front against the idea of the re-opening. Even if not there's no way I would go back.

What evidence do have?

[Niteluvr]

I won't be going back either. If I was them, I would open down the road with a different name. CAMPs in the suburbs should be as low profile as possible and Young's will never be that again. Gold and Aromatherapy is in an urban area with many other similar 24 hour places where no one is cares about p4 p, but the suburbs are quite different.

The best business model for any parlor is "fresh meat. "If I were to open a CAMP, it would not be where any has been before and it would be in a locale where guys have money and the Karens are scarce. A few Chinese ladies have approached me since Covid and asked if I wanted to open a parlor. Of course they'd handle recruitment and shit, but they want too much of a percentage. Koreans are spoiled, but the Chink ladies are wholly unbalanced.

[Niteluvr]

I couldn't agree more. I look at it this way. Had the ass gone into the Kroger right down the street and shot up the produce department because of the influence cabbage made on him Kroger would have reopened in a week. Just like Youngs, a memorial would have been placed at the front door to honor those who lost their lives. Once reopened nobody would have had any issues going in to buy what they wanted. Same as returning to Youngs.

Then have a good time at the "new" Young's. I understand both sides of the coin so I wish you well. Please report back as many will be curious.

[Bbinsider]

It is? More lenience in terms of issuing business licenses in an unincorporated part of the county? As I said, money appears to the dominant force here, not respect for the dead.

I have no desire to visit the "new" Young's, whenever it opens.

I won't be going back either. If I was them, I would open down the road with a different name. CAMPs in the suburbs should be as low profile as possible and Young's will never be that again. Gold and Aromatherapy is in an urban area with many other similar 24 hour places where no one is cares about p4 p, but the suburbs are quite different.

[SkyWookie]

Maybe Aromatherapy changed their number after the shootings? I called the number I had and it's out of service. The number for Gold Spa constantly rings busy.

One of my friends was at aroma 2 weeks ago, don't know about the phone numbers though, some other sites have several reviews over the last month for gold, I didn't try to call though.

[Niteluvr]

Why are you surprised? The two places in Atlanta that got shot up have been open for some time now, heck I think gold was only closed for a week.

Maybe Aromatherapy changed their number after the shootings? I called the number I had and it's out of service. The number for Gold Spa constantly rings busy.

[Niteluvr]

July 1, it is. Ownership is staying in the family.

Ownership is staying with Emily's family?

[USABarry]

Why not?

What's wrong with supporting them?

I look at it as a show of solidarity, defiance of violence & hate.

I couldn't agree more. I look at it this way. Had the ass gone into the Kroger right down the street and shot up the produce department because of the influence cabbage made on him Kroger would have reopened in a week. Just like Youngs, a memorial would have been placed at the front door to honor those who lost their lives. Once reopened nobody would have had any issues going in to buy what they wanted. Same as returning to Youngs.

[USABarry]

Is it open? And to it's old fame?

Yes, and yes. Sarah, who has worked there for a few years and a relatively new one, Lexi, who has been there a couple of months or so. Both provide a good time.

[Scottsdale12]

Pm spa midtown, New Asian & Latino girls.

[Charlie Angel]

I agree these ladies are working for money just like all of us, but I would add that they are generally good people with feelings too. Showing kindness and respect to them is just as memorable as being as the money.

Short summary:

1) Pay cash. Lots.

2) Be a human, for god's sake.