Pennsylvania new laws coming...

Here’s a serious question go ya. How much of the tip do the AMP Hos keep? Originally Posted by bambino

I our place the GIRLS keep all of their tip, and receive half the house fee. It used to be the standard, but now the owners are pulling all kinds of shit with the pays scale.

I our place the GIRLS keep all of their tip, and receive half the house fee. It used to be the standard, but now the owners are pulling all kinds of shit with the pays scale. Originally Posted by Dogface78

I was wondering after my Excellence trip. The girl had me pay the house fee and her tip at the front desk. I thought that was odd.

I was wondering after my Excellence trip. The girl had me pay the house fee and her tip at the front desk. I thought that was odd. Originally Posted by bambino

Not odd at all, notice that you did it all on camera or for the boss, or in front of the other girls.
Transparency

Not odd at all, notice that you did it all on camera or for the boss, or in front of the other girls.
Transparency Originally Posted by Dogface78

Why does her tip have to be “transparent “? It’s hers, just like a waitress or a bartender. Usually I pay the door fee in the room, they take it to Mamasan, I tip in the room when the festivities are completed. Plus, I’m sure there are cameras in the rooms.

Why does her tip have to be “transparent “? It’s hers, just like a waitress or a bartender. Usually I pay the door fee in the room, they take it to Mamasan, I tip in the room when the festivities are completed. Plus, I’m sure there are cameras in the rooms. Originally Posted by bambino

The girls are never supposed to take the money in the room, some bosses enforce it some do not.
And it is so that the boss can see what is going on with the money if they choose to look.
I agree that it is their money, I didn't say it was logical just that it is the way is supposed to be. If a girl does something above and beyond the call of duty for me and the boss enforces that rule. I will divide the tip and insist that she take part of it in the room, then make a little show either on camera or in front of the others about me giving the part of the tip I wanted them to see me give her.
Once they understand what your doing they'll give in.
As far as cameras in the rooms, there had better it be.
If the customers find out you would lose business.
If the cops bust the place pretty sure that would be another charge, notice you never hear that cameras were found in the massage rooms after a bust, I saw Thai in Bridgeville shortly after they reopened, the shit was put back together but you could tell the place was completely turned upside down broken ceiling tiles things like that.

If a girl does something above and beyond the call of duty for me and the boss enforces that rule. I will divide the tip and insist that she take part of it in the room, then make a little show either on camera or in front of the others about me giving the part of the tip I wanted them to see me give her. Originally Posted by Dogface78

This is in the case of me giving an larger tip than usual for services rendered when giving it to the girl in front of others or on camera would cause her problems or embarrassment by indicating that something went on in the room besides the usual.

"...your idiotic statements... are you really this dumb... no one with a basic education... you were wrong... you are really dense... you are all butthurt... I correctly called you out..."

^^^ Wow, you're really persuading everyone with your little name-calling tantrum, aintcha berry? That's quite impressive. I can tell you must have excelled at forensics and debate in high school? Maybe if you just continue to scream and rant and insist you know everything and anyone who differs or has a contrary experience is either lying or stupid, you'll win a nice trophy! So keep it up. Originally Posted by lustylad

I don't need to persuade anyone. I was simply responding to you and you alone. Since you obviously are not too bright, repetition is the key to trying to get you to understand something - but apparently even that doesn't work.

I guess based on your silly response, we know now that the answer to the question I posed was not one or the other, but both - too dense to understand a basic sentence AND all butthurt because I called you out on it.

So either you are really dense not to understand a basic sentence or you are all butthurt because I correctly called you out on mis-quoting it.

But I don't wanna hear that I am somebody else, or my wife does hand jobs or thatI obviously run an illegal business involved in human trafficking because of the type of business that I own. Originally Posted by Dogface78

The truth hurts Dogface / HoochiCoochi man / The Operator

Pics of your wife? Rates? Originally Posted by sjomonty

Hmmm, does it make you wonder if mamasan was the inspiration for The Operator's latest handle?

Are you guys just trying to have the last word in this thread? Geez.....let it die already🙄🙄

Why would you pay the tip upfront before the massage even happened? What if you give her a $30 or $40 tip upfront, expecting extra, but get none at the end? Do you really think you will get that money back? I'd probably walk out if they asked for the tip upfront.

Why would you pay the tip upfront before the massage even happened? What if you give her a $30 or $40 tip upfront, expecting extra, but get none at the end? Do you really think you will get that money back? I'd probably walk out if they asked for the tip upfront. Originally Posted by Albedo

I was giving her the tip when services were rendered accordingly. She wanted me to give it to her at the desk. That was a first for me.

Did anyone see this part?

"Given that the average human trafficking victim is 12-14 years old, this increase in penalties for patronizing a minor victim is crucial to the cessation of human trafficking in PA."

Our local amps are filled with grannies. Don't take my word for it, read the reviews. So where are most of the hotline calls coming from? Originally Posted by lustylad

It is a bogus number … used to scare up funds by those religious zealots who want to shut down prostitution/

http://eminism.org/blog/entry/382


Ms. Hovde,
I’m contacting you to correct the error in your Oregonian column about sex trafficking.
You cite USDOJ as the source to state that “the average age of entry into prostitution is 13.” This is incorrect.
DOJ has not conducted any such study, but cites a report from researchers at University of Pennsylvania titled “The Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children In the U. S., Canada and Mexico” (attached for your viewing). This report is NOT based on representative sampling of people who work in (or have worked in) prostitution, or even of youth who are/have been in prostitution, as the report itself states.
The “average age” is also based on the minors who were studied, which means that no adults in prostitution, including those who started working in prostitution after the age of 18, were included. This is like studying the average age of death for those who died as minors: the average age of death would be probably something around 13, but it has no bearing whatsoever on the average life expectancy of the general population. Similarly, the “average age of entry” among minors has no bearing on the actual average age of entry for all people who are or have been in prostitution.
Further, because the study only surveys minors, those who entered prostitution early have much greater chance of being studied than those who started at 16 or 17. That is, someone who started at 13 has five years to be studied by the researchers (because that person can be 13, 14, 15, 16, or 17 at the time of the study), while those who started at 17 only has one year. As a result, the number of people who entered at 13 are inflated by the factor of five compared to the number of people who entered at 17.
But even without knowing this, common sense should tell you that the average age of entry cannot possibly be 13. Let’s consider two possibilities: 1) the distribution of the age of entry is normally distributed (bell curve), or 2) it isn’t normally distributed. If the age of entry is normally distributed, that would mean that there are equal number of 8 year olds entering prostitution as there are 18 year olds–which you know isn’t true (if it were, we’d see much more media coverage about 8 year olds being prostituted). If the distribution isn’t normal, it would likely mean that there are many times more 11-13 year olds entering prostitution compared to 16 and up (to compensate for the fact there are very few pre-teens entering prostitution)–which once again cannot be true.
The only conclusion that is consistent with logics and common sense is that the average age of entry isn’t 13, but is closer to 18 or older. That doesn’t diminish the fact that some 13 and 14 year olds are being recruited into prostitution, and we should do something about it. But we need to keep our conversations based on reality and reason, rather than falsehood and panic.

A bunch of "hobbyists" arguing about laws they know nothing about?

Wow...the way this thread went was a COMPLETE SHOCKER.

Y'all "hobbyists" can fight and argue all you want.

When they come and take your assets...don't come whining to me.

All you "hobbyists" are allowing a girl to fight AND FUND lobbying against laws that will harm YOU. You're letting a girl fight your battles??? I find this highly amusing.

Sentate Bill 60 is an END DEMAND law...that targets clients and their assets.

Good luck.

Sex workers...you can message me on Twitter if you'd like more info on how you can protect yourselves from these new laws.

As long as they don’t take my couch.