I've heard so many horror stories about shady as hell parlors; Ive taken up warning against visiting them to clients because there are just way to many instances of mistreatment, fraud, and theft. I'll never get it though.... these places are raking in cash, I'm not sure what the appeal to jeprodizing that would be, but apparently it exists in such a manner that it stop them from being able to look at what that does for the future...
Madison. As I've done on a couple occasions in the past, I visited the Geisha House in Madison this weekend. Paid up front, got my body rub. I took a shower after but made the mistake of leaving my clothes on the hook in the room. I checked my wallet when I got back to the hotel and I was short a $100 bill. I know better than this, but it doesn't mean I'm not pissed at the provider. Thought I'd post this to forewarn anyone else who frequents this place. Don't leave your wallet unattended in the massage room. You may unwittingly end up paying extra for your session.
honestly, I wish we were actually taking a look at decriminalization seriously in this country... I doubt this would even be an issue then. Anyway, rant over.
Was your massage at least worth the extra $100!?! HAHA
I've heard so many horror stories about shady as hell parlors; Ive taken up warning against visiting them to clients because there are just way to many instances of mistreatment, fraud, and theft. I'll never get it though.... these places are raking in cash, I'm not sure what the appeal to jeprodizing that would be, but apparently it exists in such a manner that it stop them from being able to look at what that does for the future...