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Veni-vidi-vici 575 reads
posted
1 / 19
Mr_Perfect 855 reads
posted
3 / 19

But I am still looking for Mrs_Perfect. Maybe we should talk ;)

NYbaseballgreat 1 Reviews 702 reads
posted
4 / 19

Has it affected your ability to see as many providers as you would like? Ladies, has it affected the amount of clients you have seen? Obviosuly this realm can be said is for discretionary income but I do think it probably has had an affect on even this industry.

Personally, I wish I had much more in the way of that discretionary income because the more I review this place and see the quality of women, there are just so many I want to see and meet.

Mr_Perfect 626 reads
posted
5 / 19
JoCalderone 704 reads
posted
6 / 19

meet quality ladies.

AkA GaGa

SplleChek 388 reads
posted
7 / 19

Not sure if that's a sign of the economy improving or my libido rising.

LeaveIt2YourBeaver 594 reads
posted
8 / 19

do you think the rates are higher here? Ever wonder why it's a less greenbacks in Philly or Boston?

There are plenty of executives, hot-shot business men on expense reports and international guys coming here ... and with a better exchange rate for the dollar too.

Veni-vidi-vici 509 reads
posted
9 / 19

Posted By: LeaveIt2YourBeaver
do you think the rates are higher here? Ever wonder why it's a less greenbacks in Philly or Boston?

There are plenty of executives, hot-shot business men on expense reports and international guys coming here ... and with a better exchange rate for the dollar too.
Maybe a very very small part is that. The major reason provider prices are so much higher here is $600+ hotel rooms, $60+ per day to park, $20 hamburgers and $15  drinks.  It cost twice as much per day to be a provider in NYC as any other city. (San Francisco & Hawaii are the only other U.S. cities that come close).

Girls pass those costs to guys.

EdrienneCole See my TER Reviews 631 reads
posted
10 / 19

Revenue is up 120% over last year.  Volume is down about 40%.  Retention rate hovers around 75%.  Business costs are around 10% of gross.  Living expenses are at 10% of gross.  Taxes are paid painlessly.  IRAs/401(k) is maxed.  Investments (qualified and non) are returning about 18%.

I know the economy is hurting a lot of folks right now but I'm rather grateful to not be in that boat.  It's also nice to know that I'm doing my part in keeping mom-and-pop businesses in my neighborhood afloat. ;-)

EdrienneCole See my TER Reviews 484 reads
posted
11 / 19

I have as many flaws as the next person, make no mistake about it!  ;-)  And sure, we can talk... but I *sincerely* doubt there'll ever be a Mrs. in front of my name.  So as long as you're good with me being "Miss Perfect For This Moment (and however many future moments make the two of us happy)" instead of "Mrs. Perfect (presumption being *forever*)", we'll be all good!

tyrogyro 17 Reviews 532 reads
posted
12 / 19

Posted By: EdrienneCole
Revenue is up 120% over last year.  Volume is down about 40%.  Retention rate hovers around 75%.  Business costs are around 10% of gross.  Living expenses are at 10% of gross.  Taxes are paid painlessly.  IRAs/401(k) is maxed.  Investments (qualified and non) are returning about 18%.

I know the economy is hurting a lot of folks right now but I'm rather grateful to not be in that boat.  It's also nice to know that I'm doing my part in keeping mom-and-pop businesses in my neighborhood afloat. ;-)
wow babe! if you're investments are returning 18% of late, you should be cleaning up with 2 and 20 and not *wasting* time here !

zorrf 781 reads
posted
13 / 19

A slightly more original display of validation-craving than what we usually see from providers on these boards, I'll give you that.

Crazy Diamond 12 Reviews 557 reads
posted
14 / 19

My job has not been affected by the wayward economy, and I can still play as I always could.  So cool!

OctaviaNyc_NJ See my TER Reviews 682 reads
posted
15 / 19

"The Pass City" cause everybody's passing costs around!

banks,
tolls,
food,
gas
faints

df9250 523 reads
posted
16 / 19

What Investmest returned 18% so far this year? If you are getting that return on a legit investment in the current environment you are in the wrong business.

geedee18940 8 Reviews 356 reads
posted
17 / 19

Thanks for helping me help with the economy!!!  We all have to do our part!

EdrienneCole See my TER Reviews 666 reads
posted
18 / 19

LOL  I don't claim to be savvy enough to do my own investing. ;-)  But here are some things I do know....

1) I love my money guy.  His clients averaged a 12% loss during the 2008-9 season and by 2010 had made up all the ground and then some.  Unless a rather large investment firm is fudging his numbers and it's all another Madoff scheme - he rocks!
2) In uncertain times, certain sectors of the economy (and subsets within them) will always lose ground and others will always gain.  Beer sales are up, premium liquor sales are down.  ;-)
3)  There's this thing (I think it's called a 'put') where you basically bet that something's going to lose and you make money when it does.  Um, seems silly to me *not* to have a good number of those things floating around given how things look out there.  You don't need a weatherman to tell you it's raining...
4)  Have you looked at precious metals lately?  No, I'm not going to do some commercial for it, but it's pretty easy to see gold is up 20% over 1 yr and over 50% over 2.  Silver is up 27% over 1 yr and 72% over 2.  
5)  I'm sooo glad it's not my job to figure out all this investment stuff!  ;-)

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