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I noticed that at 161 Chatswood one of the new girls Anya gone from 9.30pm-3.00am shifts
10am-3am shifts that is 17 hrs.
It could be her choice but if it isn’t surely its too much wouldn’t fatigue kick in or perhaps lack of service. She is only 20 apparently and looks very pretty and I would like too see her.
I would like too know people thoughts on girls and long shifts. Do you prefer too see them earlier or later or do you just take what you get. In the case of ML’s especially.
It would depend on the girl. A lot of these girls are very hard workers. The girls who aren’t there all day are probably working another job.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yougottabe
Also, It’s unlikely that they would be booked for every hour of the day and they take their opportunities to have a rest.
Ask yourself if you could do that night after night and you will have the answer.
Why would it not be a choice to work long hours? Plenty there do, and plenty do in other shops. Lucky the place isn’t a 24-hour crack den yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yougottabe
New on the roster, lots of interest (maybe). You’re not new or young forever. Take the jobs while they’re there.
Maybe she’s putting money away for an O/S trip, , study and career development, another apartment, plastic surgery, buying crypto, designer bags, sending money back to family in VN — or dealing with a serious gambling addiction. Endless list of possibilities.
Choice?
Absolutely.
Will the service decline? Maybe. But how would you actually know unless you’re seeing the ML regularly?
You’ve been punting long enough to know the answer to your own question.
Seventeen-hour shifts don’t suddenly become easy because they’re a choice. Whatever the profession, relentlessly long, monotonous hours without much resembling a life balance eventually take their toll. Something has to break somewhere, sometime.
Drugs, gambling, mental health, social or environmental circumstances, money, family pressure and a host of other personal traits and issues can all fuel behaviour that, viewed from the outside, we simply interpret as:
“… she’s hardworking.”
Meth,ice helps,i haven't seen a girl in the last 10 years that isn't on the pipeQuote:
Originally Posted by Yougottabe
What are you, a union rep?Quote:
Originally Posted by Yougottabe
Some have a work ethic, are here to work. Time out of the "office" is time not making money. She's new, what, you think she should spend her spare time sightseeing? Maybe you should give her that 1st month's rent, security deposit, repayment for the ticket. Who's to say she's not living in the shop.
You've never had a job where you're "on call"? (Think doctor in hospital).
So, go see her, help her out.
Depends if she is sitting around waiting for occasional bookings or being fucked aggressively for 17 hours non-stop by dozens of guys. If the latter, I wouldn't like to be visiting at the end of her shift.
Wow all I did was ask the question. I also said it could be her choice.Quote:
Originally Posted by 11Bravo
I would suggest she should spend her spare time sight seeing. Maybe she has since she was only working 5hrs before. It could all be about money.
Also why must you attack everyone who has a thought on this forum. What the hell is wrong with you!
You asked a question, I answered - with experience. This is not Thailand, Philippines, Vietnam, PRC. I've known plenty. They're not "home", they're expats. "It could all be about money." No COULD about it. "Come here, make money, go home." (Expat credo)Quote:
Originally Posted by Yougottabe
"COULD be her choice"? I don't know, but i think involuntary servitude is illegal in Ozland. If you think otherwise, perhaps you should call the police.
Sightseeing? How quaint. Sightseeing costs money. Yes, you can walk across the Harbor Bridge for free, walk in the Botanical Gardens for free. But time IS MONEY. Time not working is time wasted. I doubt many shops pay a salary/hourly, and even if they do, it's paltry. Independent contractors. Think Uber driver. He's not making money unless he's driving WITH a passenger inside (pun there). Same for the girls. Now an Uber can change location, she can't. She can't go outside to drum up business. She has to wait for customers. The more hours available, the more potential to make money. She wants to develop a client list, regular customers who even out the "ups and downs" (pun). And a list she can take if she moves shop (more money/day, higher class of customers). It's sweat shop work, paid by the piece (full of puns, must have been something I ate).
And if you thought my original response was an attack, or this, then you've just confirmed my initial opinion: you've lived a sheltered life.
Class dismissed.
Not sure at 161 but something you are not taking into consideration is that some girls are actually living at the shops. They will be here for a short time and many shops will domicile them in a spare room or adjacent, close by house. Proviso that they are always available. I doesn't actually mean they are always available, food and sleep are needed. But in a 18 to 20 hour shop opening they will be there for as many as they can handle. Money. Not sure about now but Roseville Rose, Diamond 81, G42 and Chatswood 60 have all done this in the past 😎Quote:
Originally Posted by Yougottabe
Don’t mind him, he doesn’t like unions and thinks he’s a teacher.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yougottabe
Given the rents in SYD, I'd think it would be very likely, especially if the girl really is "new". She doesn't even have to be here short time. Just starting out. Perk of employment. She has a place to stay free or cheap, close to work, with full-time employment opportunities. Shop has an employee that is always available during opening hours. Shop attracts and keeps employee. Employee saves money. Win-win.Quote:
Originally Posted by trampslikeus55
I’m pretty sure that 161 advertise for new girls on their website and state that accommodation is available.