Damn, Thanks DED
I am in the process of signing over all my belonging to the new girl. lol
- boardman
- 01-23-2012, 12:54 PM
- Guest040414-1
- 01-24-2012, 10:27 AM
I would give anything to be able to have an incall apartment in town.... Unfortunately I don't make enough doing this to afford one.... Nor does my regular job pay enough lol. Any tips on how to make more $ to get an incall apartment?
- Ur_1_only
- 01-24-2012, 09:18 PM
Londyn good luck w ur apt search. Stick w Brooke's advice she is as fair and honest as u will find in my opinion. Personally do not think sharing apt w another provider is ur best idea. Too many things can go wrong and then ur stuck w ugly situation. Ur pics are wonderful and if ur service matches ur smile u will do well!
- landon
- 01-24-2012, 11:38 PM
Why am I worried about an incall? If it were a provider from this board who was reviewed I probably would not be worried. However someone unknown, you bet.
A Case in point:
A hobbyist I know went to meet a BP gal at a Park Place residence (incall). He had already done her once before at a friends house felt like it wb safe to visit her incall. When they got there (Parkplace neighborhood) she had him meet her boyfriend Nick (kept her on drugs), they even shook hands. After all, Nick (Cuckhold bum he was) was cool with this (according to her). Our rattled Hobbyist was asked to hand Nick the $100 fee (which he did) and they then went into frame house to to the session. The gal then said "We only have 15 minutes bc I need to go see my dying grandmother at the hospital, and my aunt will be coming by any minute. I don't want her to see what I do. Surely your a gentleman and respect that." Needless to say all this ruined the session for him. What was he going to do, go complain to Nick and get his money back? (Of course Christopher from the Sopranos would have pistol whipped them all, got his money back and then some and someone's head would have ended up in the Hudson). As he left the residence he noticed Nick and a couple staring at him as he got in his car. Were they thinking ha ha another mark? I have always wondered how people can rip someone off like this with impunity and not fear some kind of retaliation at some point in time. Perhaps a call to CrimeStoppers about the local neighborhood whorehouse.
Moral of story: When a provider asks you to hand the money to her pimp, don't. Just get in your car and drive away.
A Case in point:
A hobbyist I know went to meet a BP gal at a Park Place residence (incall). He had already done her once before at a friends house felt like it wb safe to visit her incall. When they got there (Parkplace neighborhood) she had him meet her boyfriend Nick (kept her on drugs), they even shook hands. After all, Nick (Cuckhold bum he was) was cool with this (according to her). Our rattled Hobbyist was asked to hand Nick the $100 fee (which he did) and they then went into frame house to to the session. The gal then said "We only have 15 minutes bc I need to go see my dying grandmother at the hospital, and my aunt will be coming by any minute. I don't want her to see what I do. Surely your a gentleman and respect that." Needless to say all this ruined the session for him. What was he going to do, go complain to Nick and get his money back? (Of course Christopher from the Sopranos would have pistol whipped them all, got his money back and then some and someone's head would have ended up in the Hudson). As he left the residence he noticed Nick and a couple staring at him as he got in his car. Were they thinking ha ha another mark? I have always wondered how people can rip someone off like this with impunity and not fear some kind of retaliation at some point in time. Perhaps a call to CrimeStoppers about the local neighborhood whorehouse.
Moral of story: When a provider asks you to hand the money to her pimp, don't. Just get in your car and drive away.
- Super Head 713
- 01-24-2012, 11:43 PM