I was worried about ML shortage but then not many of us are punting anyway.
Worst time for businesses, wonder how many ML shops will survive after this.
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I was worried about ML shortage but then not many of us are punting anyway.
Worst time for businesses, wonder how many ML shops will survive after this.
This is how balance is restored..... supply will not exceed demand.....prices will hold
Why you worry? Sex industries wouldn't die it come back faster than the covid-19 infection.
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Originally Posted by Climax598
WL/ML have to make a choice, stay and continue work until lock down, continue to take risks while working. Then stay in Australia if they think it will be resolved in a couple of months (unlikely).
Alternatively, get the hell out of Australia and go home. Come back when things get better, but how long travel ban will last is unknown.
My regular stop work yesterday. She say risk is too high. She say China is not save. So she is going to stay here. If she return to China she is ban from coming back for sometime.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sabotage
On the news there were scenes of foreigners trying to get into Australia before the ban took effect at 9pm. Some interviewed were arriving for holidays and others on study or working visas.
As for ML or WL shortage, why be worried? Still many WLs and MLs around. If they cant work in the shops, they'll probably go private and contact their regulars.
Can go private until lockdown if we are going to have one. Only if girls have your WeChat/number.Quote:
Originally Posted by cuteguy
Probably safer at this stage to go see ML than WL. Just get massage and part 2
With the "social distancing" how do you get a massage even:exciting:Quote:
Originally Posted by freshjive
Very true. How come massage/sex shops allow to be open while cafe/restaurant have to do ' Social Distancing '?Quote:
Originally Posted by warwick1
Both aggregate demand and aggregate supply will fall.
But local working girls will need cash more than punters will need to punt, so supply is inelastic, and demand more elastic.
Outcome is a decline in price.