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There is always a market for vice.
In boom times, in hard times, whatever, people always need release, to have fun, to unwind, to do something crazy, to escape and forget their normal daily life.
Gambling, alcohol, prostitution - if you are a good businessman you can't go wrong.
Just get the basics right - good quality girls, that provide good service, efficient reception staff, nice clean premises.
If you build it they will come - and pay - and cum :)
WTF that's ridiculous... Surely the condoms are provided by the shop, not from her own pocket. SMH would avoid that ML hahaQuote:
Originally Posted by Sibon
Why would a massage shop provide condoms? They're not supposed to provide FS. The girls will bring their own condoms if they provide extras. As for tissues, I heard some shops charge their girls for overuse of tissues. Thank goodness the girls bring their own wet wipes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bredandwine
Some shops are so strict about not offering the extras for fear of council's checks that they forbid the girls to carry condoms.Quote:
Originally Posted by cuteguy
Hmmm true ive been enlightened now. Would have thought that most girls would provide CBJ. But even still - point is charging for these amenities is a bit far fetchedQuote:
Originally Posted by cuteguy
That reminds me of one shop where extras are usually not offered. One girl had no condoms and offered BJ with a cling wrap. I said no thanks. She seemed desperate for money since it had been quiet that day at the shop.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sibon
Holy shit lol not sure how cling wrap would feel... honestly could quite hurt hahaQuote:
Originally Posted by cuteguy
I was surprised that she took it out of her pocket. Was it used for her sandwich or cover for her food? I don't know.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bredandwine
Hahaha wrapped her lunch then over to wrap some dicks. Saving the world from single use plastics one dick at a timeQuote:
Originally Posted by cuteguy
It depends how tightly she wraps the little brother.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bredandwine
Some girls put a rubber band over it to prevent the wrap slipping out. The rubber band restricts blood flow and makes a ring mark over the little brother. Hopefully your wife doesn't notice it as it take a few days to disappear.
Jesus lol the rubber band acts as a pseudo cock ring. Interesting antics, will bring my own condoms next time and save the cling wrap for my foodQuote:
Originally Posted by Sibon
I heard on the news this morning that there has been a run on tissues at supermarkets depleting shelves, some of you classy fellas might have to start wiping yourselves on the curtains in the shops after your session....
What's the world coming to now? Before it was a run on toilet paper. Now it's tissues. What's next? Condoms?Quote:
Originally Posted by warwick1
Not much Kleenex around at the moment, empty shelves at my local Coles, and you have a wife! Does your mum know............Quote:
Originally Posted by Sibon
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Originally Posted by GoldfishMan
No mate. Mkt wanted 75 BP hike cos they wanted to see decisive action to strangle inflation earlier rather than it become structural.. that's why we all green on s&P and asx today.... But you right, don't buy anything now, more downside awaits
Looks like a 'dead cats bounce' to me. Drop a few days then bounce a little a few day then big drop again.Quote:
Originally Posted by tkicks
Inflation is both a good and bad thing. It's very bad for consumers as we all have to pay higher prices. It is not so bad for all business because exporters are getting much more for their products, notably Gas, Wheat, iron ore, beef and coal. Governments will make more through Royalties and bracket creep of taxation on higher wages. Interest rates will hurt everybody.
The Punters Inflation Index needs about 250,000 new O/S students to ease inflationary pressure.
Called it. Yet another day of carnage in the US overnight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Climax598
Here's a thought. The inflation levels and the rate hikes are being compared to what has happened historically in the 70s - 90s. The one thing that changed the most between then and now was globalisation. It was the one thing that drove inflation into the ground and gave us cheap everything from 3rd world countries. Cheap labour, cheap t-shirts (remember how much a Country Road jumper used to cost when it was still made in Australia?), cheap cars, etc, and ultimately cheap interest rates. Central banks have been pumping out cheap money thinking it would lift inflation to a healthy level but it never worked because of this.
The pandemic and the war in Ukraine has exposed the big problems with globalisation. If a country truly embraced it, that country would be at the mercy of either global supply chains, or international politics through sanctions. It would have done away with crucial local industries because it could import the same products at a cheaper price. It would've signed trade contracts to export all of its crucial resources because doing so would be more profitable than just selling it on the local market. It would enjoy all these great benefits of globalisation until something goes terribly wrong.
Welcome to the bear market, time to accumulate and setup for the 2025 bull run lol.
A lazy man sleeps in a cold home, a drunkard sleeps hungry.
The similarities between the two is that they both complain about how hard is it to make money and support anti-capitalism ideas to justify not working hard.
Imagine Centrelink abolished. This country would've been the same as post USSR countries where there is no middle class. Every brothel you go to, WLs will do whatever you wish and not complaint about huge dicks or Indian customers.
The reality is that many Australians behave like entitled pricks compared to the world, only second to Americans. Nobody wants to put in 0.01% extra effort, in fact everyone wants to put in -99.9% effort.
This situation is very similar in Singapore, a country where immigrants build it up to its current glory yet the locals are taking credit for things they contribute little towards. Only the wealthy Singaporeans who could afford houses and permits to own a car are those with "immigrant" mentality - putting 1000% extra effort in for a brighter future.
If you can't find better work opportunities, at least find better ways of saving up. Recession is the time for those with lower spending powers to hoard money so that they can increase their future spending power.
Well said mate! I couldn't agree more...
Agreed. First top of the list is not to visit any massage parlour.Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnJones
$170 per punt is my biggest item of weekly expenditure.
Less busy. It's too cold to get gud lol
Imagine if you were spending ridiculous amounts ie $450 or above just to stick it in and get sucked by some girl. You'd have to abstain for 3 weeks Sibon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sibon
To put this little conversation in perspective my legit Thai massage friend said at the moment that average daily wage in Thailand is 500 baht,$20. It’s actually more like 350 baht I’ve since found out.Petrol is 50baht a litre so a hundred km ride might cost you easily a days wages. It’s 1000 baht to see a doctor and about the same to buy a kilo of pork. It’s little wonder they bust their gut to work at our favourite industries, fucking and food.