Massage Parlor Reports

**GorosDawg** · 10-16-23 08:13

Originally Posted by Wasgni [View Original Post]

I usually book 90-120 minutes for a good relaxing massage and whatever else is available. And I've done so for about 3 years in ATL with a couple of long term providers.

Recently, however, one of them has started complaining that she doesn't like 90-120, even though she is tipped well.

Had anyone else seen a trend against longer bookings?

Yes.

The math is against you for the two hour session. She gets $70, house gets $70. If you tip $100, that nets her $170 which she can make with two easy 30 minute sessions.

**Sinday Mass** · 10-15-23 20:42

Originally Posted by AsianMan03 [View Original Post]

I think we need to all support a MMS for Roswell mayor who is smart and savvy and campaigns against Asian American discrimination. This campaign in Roswell is crushing many small businesses with police intimidation. This is worse than stop and frisk because it singles out women, especially Asian American business women. These women are not hurting anyone (maybe too much jackhammering on occasion). Plus the Camps are not well air conditioned so they have a low carbon foot print, much lower than a restaurant or bakery that could replace them in a strip mall for which we already have excess supply. For these reasons, among others, we should stand up and fight for our Camps and the right to get a thorough massage.
AM.

I'm all with keeping the low carbon footprint and gently jack-hammering. I think we need to move forward with FS and leave everyone alone.

**Eslide3** · 10-15-23 19:01

Originally Posted by AsianMan03 [View Original Post]

I think we need to all support a MMS for Roswell mayor who is smart and savvy and campaigns against Asian American discrimination. This campaign in Roswell is crushing many small businesses with police intimidation. This is worse than stop and frisk because it singles out women, especially Asian American business women. These women are not hurting anyone (maybe too much jackhammering on occasion). Plus the Camps are not well air conditioned so they have a low carbon foot print, much lower than a restaurant or bakery that could replace them in a strip mall for which we already have excess supply. For these reasons, among others, we should stand up and fight for our Camps and the right to get a thorough massage.
AM.

Whose wife should we tell first about our political quest for more hand jobs, yours or mine? Give me a break, that's never going to get traction, especially in the south.

**Gidden Lade** · 10-15-23 18:43

Originally Posted by Wasgni [View Original Post]

I usually book 90-120 minutes for a good relaxing massage and whatever else is available. And I've done so for about 3 years in ATL with a couple of long term providers.

Recently, however, one of them has started complaining that she doesn't like 90-120, even though she is tipped well.

Had anyone else seen a trend against longer bookings?

Most of the girls in this line of work just want to get you in and out of there as soon as possible no matter how much you're paying them. It's the unfortunate nature of the beast. I would just move on to another girl with a better attitude.

**BigBobAtl** · 10-15-23 17:39

So boys. What's the move? I'm feeling like a lunchtime delight coming up soon but with my usual spots off the table looking like it's time to venture to parts unknown. Back in the day when I used to live off Chamblee Dunwoody I had a couple of spots on Buford Hwy I would frequent for some L2 action, but now both closed. Haven't been over there in years. Is there anything young / decent enough to try out? I also went to Amazing Massage off CD a few times but it was very lackluster, unattractive, overall uninteresting experiences. Massage Legend about 60 seconds away from my wife's office, so sadly can't get over there unless she's away on a biz trip. Man. This is like pu**why recession.

**CrestWood87** · 10-15-23 13:40

Originally Posted by Tudai [View Original Post]

Camp or Kamp?

It's a Kamp.

**Wasgni** · 10-15-23 11:39

I usually book 90-120 minutes for a good relaxing massage and whatever else is available. And I've done so for about 3 years in ATL with a couple of long term providers.

Recently, however, one of them has started complaining that she doesn't like 90-120, even though she is tipped well.

Had anyone else seen a trend against longer bookings?

**Wasgni** · 10-15-23 11:21

I'm back after needing a new account because gmail sucks.

Anyway, visited H&H recently.

Older Asian provider, massage was fairly good, draped at all times. Refused to allow sheet to be removed.

100 for 90 minutes, tipped 45 as massage was worth it.

Provider seemed surprised to get that much.

I'd go back for a strictly legit massage.

**Tudai** · 10-15-23 10:44

I would have walked. I won't even loosen my belt for 30 minutes.

Originally Posted by AlexGsxr [View Original Post]

30 min is 50 and 70 for h. But she wouldn't let me get 1 hr she said only 30 min.

**Tudai** · 10-15-23 10:23

Camp or Kamp?

Originally Posted by CrestWood87 [View Original Post]

Stopped by the old tiger spa now called W Spa today. Drew Pepsi late 30's to early 40's. Cute face some decent man made Ds. Massage was ok on the flip standard AMP pricing. 1. 4 on top of the. 8 house fee. Everything covered. Said 2 new girls coming at the end of next week. Might stop by and see. Hopefully they sick around longer then tiger.

**SyD1971** · 10-14-23 21:34

Originally Posted by AsianMan03 [View Original Post]

I think we need to all support a MMS for Roswell mayor who is smart and savvy and campaigns against Asian American discrimination. This campaign in Roswell is crushing many small businesses with police intimidation. This is worse than stop and frisk because it singles out women, especially Asian American business women. These women are not hurting anyone (maybe too much jackhammering on occasion). Plus the Camps are not well air conditioned so they have a low carbon foot print, much lower than a restaurant or bakery that could replace them in a strip mall for which we already have excess supply. For these reasons, among others, we should stand up and fight for our Camps and the right to get a thorough massage.
AM.

Let's all stand up and tell Roswell PD, spending our tax money in fighting real crimes!

**CrestWood87** · 10-14-23 18:17

Stopped by the old tiger spa now called W Spa today. Drew Pepsi late 30's to early 40's. Cute face some decent man made Ds. Massage was ok on the flip standard AMP pricing. 1. 4 on top of the. 8 house fee. Everything covered. Said 2 new girls coming at the end of next week. Might stop by and see. Hopefully they sick around longer then tiger.

**AsianMan03** · 10-14-23 12:12

Originally Posted by Gayuma [View Original Post]

I'd like to suggest / request we stay on topic and stick to our knitting and get out of politics. Politics brings out the worst in everyone I'm afraid. That's the times we're in.

I think we need to all support a MMS for Roswell mayor who is smart and savvy and campaigns against Asian American discrimination. This campaign in Roswell is crushing many small businesses with police intimidation. This is worse than stop and frisk because it singles out women, especially Asian American business women. These women are not hurting anyone (maybe too much jackhammering on occasion). Plus the Camps are not well air conditioned so they have a low carbon foot print, much lower than a restaurant or bakery that could replace them in a strip mall for which we already have excess supply. For these reasons, among others, we should stand up and fight for our Camps and the right to get a thorough massage.
AM.

**LocoLover6969** · 10-14-23 09:36

Originally Posted by Gayuma [View Original Post]

I'd like to suggest / request we stay on topic and stick to our knitting and get out of politics. Politics brings out the worst in everyone I'm afraid. That's the times we're in.

I agree. Let's focus on Asian poon! That's what I like.

**Gayuma** · 10-14-23 00:20

Originally Posted by SeekingHead [View Original Post]

She'll move into politics after this, we'll never be rid of her.

I'd like to suggest / request we stay on topic and stick to our knitting and get out of politics. Politics brings out the worst in everyone I'm afraid. That's the times we're in.