Recently I received a bad review that I think was mostly based around the location, which I know is not the most beautiful location but it is safe and I NEVER have problems there, with that being said I will have a NEW PRIVATE incall in the river market come February! the wait is almost over lol!!
Also I have been getting messages about other bad reviews that were left for another provider that goes by Sabrina as well (unknown to me) but that is NOT me and I'm sorry for any confusion that this has caused anyone, I'm going to start using my nickname Sabby in my posts to hopefully reduce some of the confusion!
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Sabby Love (Sabrina)
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- Guest042619-2
- 01-22-2018, 10:09 PM
- SexPanther69
- 01-22-2018, 11:45 PM
Good on you for (1) listening to your clients to make a better experience; and (2) getting in front of a potential problem. Cheers!!!!
- Guest042619-2
- 01-22-2018, 11:57 PM
Thank You hun, I'm working hard to make the best experience for my clients, it just takes a little time!
and I definitely want to avoid any potential problems.
and I definitely want to avoid any potential problems.
Good on you for (1) listening to your clients to make a better experience; and (2) getting in front of a potential problem. Cheers!!!! Originally Posted by SexPanther69
- sjohnlewis
- 01-23-2018, 03:48 PM
When the hotel is a dump, one tends to worry about safety.
It is not always how much one spends on a hotel/motel that makes the best impression. It is the impression of safety, maintenance and cleanliness. It is OK to save money, or spend money: it is your choice.
For example, there are several older hotels on old route 66 that have been around since the 50's. They may not be modern; they are cheap, clean, and have a friendly staff. I do not mind if the bathrooms have the blue, green or pink tile from the 1950's. They are quiet, relaxing and safe places to stay. That type of hotel/motel is becoming harder to find, but they are around. The sad part is that a lot of them have been purchased by people from India and Pakistan. The turn off with that is the pungent cooking smells that surrounds the area.
It is not always how much one spends on a hotel/motel that makes the best impression. It is the impression of safety, maintenance and cleanliness. It is OK to save money, or spend money: it is your choice.
For example, there are several older hotels on old route 66 that have been around since the 50's. They may not be modern; they are cheap, clean, and have a friendly staff. I do not mind if the bathrooms have the blue, green or pink tile from the 1950's. They are quiet, relaxing and safe places to stay. That type of hotel/motel is becoming harder to find, but they are around. The sad part is that a lot of them have been purchased by people from India and Pakistan. The turn off with that is the pungent cooking smells that surrounds the area.
- DestinyInKC
- 01-23-2018, 05:30 PM
Sabby (sabrina) and I understand you fellas may like a nicer place (although ive been working here for almost 10 years with zero issues), which is why she just announced we have a new incall coming very soon. Please remember we just came back a couple weeks ago and dont have a bunch of money to spend on a "pretty" place. We tried a few other hotels and were very uncomfortable with the staff, so we came back here where we know it is safe. Safety not beauty is our priority. We will announce the date in our ads of our new location, and yes we will be sharing it. It is brand new (built last year) clean, safe, and very discreet with secured entry. We have come up with a solution so just be patient I think you fellas will really enjoy the new place.
I think you fellas will really enjoy the new place.
- Sweet Bailey
- 01-23-2018, 07:03 PM
@DestinyInKC I’m just pm u a Cheap but nice Incall location
- Unique_Carpenter
- 01-23-2018, 08:05 PM
I'm going to echo Destiny's comments on hotels, sort of.
North of river yes there's a few completly unacceptable hotels. I've previously posted that list in men's locker and have also provided that list to various gals.
There's an additional few hotels that folks are possibly not comfortable in. And there's at least two of those that I specifically know are run by bible thumpers that are on mission.
And, there's several that are dated and a bit worn, but safety wise are fine. Of course there's dozens more as well.
Here's my point. I would fall over if an eccie gal was in a spot that is actually unsafe.
We simply need to trust the gals to invite us to a safe incall.
North of river yes there's a few completly unacceptable hotels. I've previously posted that list in men's locker and have also provided that list to various gals.
There's an additional few hotels that folks are possibly not comfortable in. And there's at least two of those that I specifically know are run by bible thumpers that are on mission.
And, there's several that are dated and a bit worn, but safety wise are fine. Of course there's dozens more as well.
Here's my point. I would fall over if an eccie gal was in a spot that is actually unsafe.
We simply need to trust the gals to invite us to a safe incall.
- zeejoe
- 01-24-2018, 08:17 AM
When the hotel is a dump, one tends to worry about safety.New handle, old keyboard, eh JR?
It is not always how much one spends on a hotel/motel that makes the best impression. It is the impression of safety, maintenance and cleanliness. It is OK to save money, or spend money: it is your choice.
For example, there are several older hotels on old route 66 that have been around since the 50's. They may not be modern; they are cheap, clean, and have a friendly staff. I do not mind if the bathrooms have the blue, green or pink tile from the 1950's. They are quiet, relaxing and safe places to stay. That type of hotel/motel is becoming harder to find, but they are around. The sad part is that a lot of them have been purchased by people from India and Pakistan. The turn off with that is the pungent cooking smells that surrounds the area. Originally Posted by sjohnlewis
- Sweet Bailey
- 01-24-2018, 08:21 AM
Could u pls pm me the list