Coronavirus and going to Amps

In that case, I should avoid driving to AMPS.

Not thinking along racial terms..
Hell you can catch far worse at the Spas
Ive picked up staph just laying on a table they didnt clean, shit all sorts of bodily fluids on those tables lol!
In my past I've met ladies who have come back from their vacations from China or wherever ( most work 6 mnths and take off 3 mnths) and I've seen them come back w a bug or two, all I'm saying is keep it clean and when some of them spray that straight alcohol on you burning your junk, suck it up and take it..

You have a higher chance of dying in a car crash than from the Corona virus..... Originally Posted by tbone2u

Bones.. at your advanced age, I'd be laying low, washing my hands , not touching my face..

Laying low? I'm on my way to Europe next week. At my advanced age....I still have my share of fun. No intentions of hiding in a box

If the girls look like the old 7th star spa,Is worth it tho lol

You have a higher chance of dying in a car crash than from the Corona virus..... Originally Posted by tbone2u

or the flu.

(As for "car crashes" .... especially in the Houston area.)

Laying low? I'm on my way to Europe next week. At my advanced age....I still have my share of fun. No intentions of hiding in a box Originally Posted by tbone2u

Smart. Air fares, hotels...all should be cheaper and less crowded. Have fun.

really?
hopefully services will be better too.

Smart. Air fares, hotels...all should be cheaper and less crowded. Have fun. Originally Posted by beerman

Smart. Air fares, hotels...all should be cheaper and less crowded. Have fun. Originally Posted by beerman

Hopefully, he'll be allowed back in the country!

In that case, I should avoid driving to AMPS. Originally Posted by latinluvr465

Take metro. Almost all are on or very near a bus line.

I'll need to get a "P"Card instead of a QCard.

A typical AMP provider sees on average 10 people. I estimate that on average I see 50-100 people day close enough to get an infection. I assume that those people see the same number of people since they are not “hiding” in AMPs. Looks like AMP providers have about 5-10 less chances to get coronavirus than people like me. Moreover, most AMP clients are older men, who, if infected, are more likely to show symptoms and try to stay at home rather than going to AMP.

Moreover, most AMP clients are older men, who, if infected, are more likely to show symptoms and try to stay at home rather than going to AMP. Originally Posted by asianlover17

This thread reminds me of when AIDS began to surface.

FWIW,
I dropped by a storefront AMP on Wilcrest yesterday to check out the talent. Walked in and rang the bell, & in a minute or so, the inner door opened but the Chinese lady stayed in the hallway. I was asking the general questions, weekend hours, who's available,etc. and she informed me that even though the OPEN sign was lit and door unlocked, she was not taking any clients or doing any massages basically because the MEDIA had her all freaked out. She regretted it, you could tell but she really didn't want to take the risk and she said she left the door unlocked so that she could inform her potential customers to the risk as well. We actually discussed the virus for about 15-20 minutes (rather a long conversation to have in the lobby). She basically said that if the virus started to subside and things calm down maybe in a few weeks she will be back to work but it depends on this pandemic.

Found the whole thing interesting and felt like adding to this conversation.

FWIW,
I dropped by a storefront AMP on Wilcrest yesterday to check out the talent. Walked in and rang the bell, & in a minute or so, the inner door opened but the Chinese lady stayed in the hallway. I was asking the general questions, weekend hours, who's available,etc. and she informed me that even though the OPEN sign was lit and door unlocked, she was not taking any clients or doing any massages basically because the MEDIA had her all freaked out. She regretted it, you could tell but she really didn't want to take the risk and she said she left the door unlocked so that she could inform her potential customers to the risk as well. We actually discussed the virus for about 15-20 minutes (rather a long conversation to have in the lobby). She basically said that if the virus started to subside and things calm down maybe in a few weeks she will be back to work but it depends on this pandemic.

Found the whole thing interesting and felt like adding to this conversation. Originally Posted by steelerfootballrulez

Thanks dude..