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05-08-22 16:19 #9562Senior Member

Posts: 145This is truly unfortunate, for everyone. Women who are denied a way to earn decent money in an environment where costs are skyrocketing. Mongers who just need a little stress relief. I'm not really sure who Mesa thinks they are protecting, but I can direct them to lots of stuff that needs policing and is a public safety hazard. In Phoenix, speed limits, nuisance exhaust, street racing, laws are pretty much unenforced. They are short several hundred cops already and I don't see it getting a lot better anytime soon. I'd love to see our police working to improve public safety and be less concerned about the actions of consenting adults. If there are minors in any of these places, they are welcome to shut them down. I don't want soliciting women walking up / down my street either. In a a lot of ways massage parlors solve problems and provide a safe working environment.
Originally Posted by Rabbit123
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I think the way around this may be the men's private health club (gym / gay bathhouse) model. It's a private (MEMBERSHIP, open only to "members") mens club, where no sexual activity is permitted in common areas, but there are lockable private rooms. Whoever you might meet and bring to a conveniently located well appointed 'sauna' room, is up to you. Solicitation would be strictly prohibited, but who really knows what happens behind closed doors. I remember being in TX 20 years ago and having to be a member of the bar in a dry county in order to get a drink, I think membership was $5. There was a YouFit not too far from me that went out of business, all the stuff was still in there, the thought did occur to me to re-open it with the majority of the gym intact and some private sauna rooms in the back. Want access to the sauna rooms, you need to maintain your health club membership. Never know when you'll make a new friend working out.
Smith County, TX. Was dry. Except for all those bars you could be a member of. Liquor store / Beer sales were available just over the country line. Dumb rules but I know of another municipality with dumb rules.
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05-08-22 13:11 #9561Senior Member

Posts: 1322I drove to Albuquerque monthly for years. Going thru Holbrook will save you roughly 90 minutes and could run you part way thru Mesa, where there a few options available that fit what you are looking for.
Originally Posted by Go4MN
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Watch for elk between Payson and Holbrook if you drive at night.
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05-08-22 07:45 #9560Senior Member

Posts: 126Linda
Does anyone know when Linda will be providing services again? Or which location she's working out of these days? Last I saw her she was the acting mamasan at Tops which is also the only place I've received services from her before.
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05-08-22 02:07 #9559Senior Member

Posts: 67MASSAGE & BODYWORK LICENSE MESA, AZ.
Originally Posted by Rabbit123
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Every girl working must prove citizenship with a drivers license or Birth Certificate.
Pursuant to Mesa City Code 5-12-18 (A)(3): It is not a violation of MCC 5-12-18 (A)(3) if the licensee.
"utilizes a locking system approved in writing by the Mesa Police Department and which provides the.
Police Department with the ability to unlock the doors during regular business hours of the.
Establishment for the purpose of conducting a lawful inspection authorized by Mesa City Code.
Yup, the Mesa AMP are still fucked in my opinion.
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05-08-22 00:20 #9558Senior Member

Posts: 44Visiting
Just was wondering if there are any mobile massage's that come to you and offer a good menu, I'm visiting and not really mobile and looking for a good massage while out here in the area, any information is appreciated.
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05-08-22 00:13 #9557Senior Member

Posts: 137Menu?
Anything else on her menu beyond HJ and Russian?
Originally Posted by DaveMan69
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05-07-22 23:50 #9556Senior Member

Posts: 38Edit: 87 comes out further west, in Winslow. I was thinking of 377 , which comes out in Holbrook, but either one of those will save you time over going I-17 to I-40 in Flagstaff.
Originally Posted by ThreeDoggNight
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05-07-22 22:22 #9555Senior Member

Posts: 31Hey bro since your going to the 17 and anyway just drive up until you get to Glendale and go hit up Great Spa, awesome girls, BBBJCIM, excellent table showers.
Originally Posted by Go4MN
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05-07-22 18:48 #9554Senior Member

Posts: 46I can't speak to the law, or the future, but as of today, May 7, Aloha is open. I was in the area and just wanted to check on it myself. Appeared dark, no open sign, but I walked in and talked to mamasan and saw one of the masseuses. Did not get a massage, just a quick recon visit. Open.
Originally Posted by LadyLuva
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05-07-22 18:14 #9553Senior Member

Posts: 3887 is 2-lane and only mildly twisty in spots. If you hit it on a weekday, there is unlikely to be any traffic to speak of, so you can drive at / above the posted speed limit pretty much all the way to Holbrook, then hop onto I-40. Definitely can save time.
Originally Posted by Go4MN
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05-07-22 16:40 #9552Senior Member

Posts: 213Phoenix Airport Area
Hey Gents,
Will be flying in early June to grab a car then heading toward Flagstaff. What is the closest good AMP to the Airport? I land about 5 pm in Phx, so traffic will be a factor. Another question? Ultimately will passing thru to Albuquerque, Mapping software shows a way Hwy 87 that cuts out Flagstaff and hits 40 in Holbrook. What kind of road is this? 4 lane that moves or twisty canyon roads. I know it is "shorter" but I would rather stay on an interstate with the hammer down and drive a little further.
Was looking at Top, Golf or going back to Nirvana for my Phoenix stop.
Thanks for any input.
Go4.
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05-07-22 15:52 #9551Senior Member

Posts: 225Only part of this is true. A lot of these places claimed they were providing "bodywork" instead of massage therapy, so that a bunch of regulations didn't apply. Last year, Mesa amended its city code to eliminate that loophole, and otherwise made enforcement easier. For example, no locked doors and more liability for landlords. They are also to provide the city a list of all employees or contractors who provide bodywork or massage services, updated regularly, which will be tough for the places that rotate girls. But they didn't ban bodywork, which can still be performed without a massage license, even though the place will need a business license.
Originally Posted by LadyLuva
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05-07-22 11:23 #9550Senior Member

Posts: 86I hardly hit up those 3 spots. I like exploring Phoenix sometimes you find gems.
Originally Posted by LadyLuva
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05-07-22 10:46 #9549Senior Member

Posts: 205Mesa status?
My concern is that this is 100% true. No more FS places in Mesa. Any news?
Originally Posted by LadyLuva
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05-07-22 01:42 #9548Senior Member

Posts: 67Gone with the Wind
I don't think Golf and Aloha are temporary closed but rather indefinitely closed. Mesa is requiring all businesses to get business licenses this year. For massage places to obtain a license all girls have to have a massage License. Licensed Massage Therapist go to school for years and its pricey. I don't see how Golf and Aloha and even Tops are going to find there way out of this one. Kiss those sexy Asian girls goodbye guys.
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