but here goes...

I seem to have noticed an increasing number of providers that offer Greek for an upcharge.  My thoughts/questions on this are:

If a provider genuinely enjoys Greek, why the surcharge for participating in the activity?

I understand that if the market is willing to pay more for a service, a provider is making a economically rational decision to charge more.

Doesn't advertising on the web offering a specific service for a specific price pretty much eliminate the ruse that a hobbyist is paying for time and companionship only?  So wouldn't this increase the legal risk to a provider?

If you are good at something, never do it for free!

From what I've been told by a few providers, greek takes some advance preparation, so they charge extra.  Also, some providers keep their regular rates lower by not charging an all inclusive price, hence the surcharges are only for those requesting a trip to greece.I could be wrong, but I'm sure it has to do with semantics.  As far as I know, "greek" is a language and not a sex act.  LOL!  

Have you not been keeping up with the economic crisis in Greece?!?  So just consider this an additional tax on the assfluent!

Oh, and jest in case you haven't figured it out yet....not everyone charges a "Resort Fee"!  

There is less often extra charges for anal (I hate the term Greek!) in Vegas as opposed to other cities, from what I have seen. There is more prep involved and it is inherently less safe than BJ and vaginal sex. Condoms can break.

The big change that I am seeing is that I have had two providers recently that don't currently offer greek say that they are trying to get to the point where it is something they offer.

It's much better when it is something that the lady enjoys, but I am all in favor of it being added to the menu for those that want to include it on their menu.

I have never been asked for extra $ in Vegas for anal.