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The real risk for me isn't getting sick but having to come clean and expose visiting ml. With the news reporting specific cases and the authorities investigating travel history it'll be hard to hide. Ironically if the virus reaches pandemic levels it'll be better for us punters as it'll be next to impossible to focus on individual cases and easier to explain it away. "Oh I probably got it while catching public transport"
same here.Quote:
Originally Posted by blanet
also if there is an outbreak at a shop you visit, you might get a call from authorities to check yourself, thereby revealing your visit.
even if you never booked, you could be caught on CCTV, and what if they start publishing your image calling for anyone who recognize you to report?
lots of scenarios to worry about.
Been a lurker here for a bit. I've been still punting. Seeing some price discounts here and there.
For me, I have been slowing down because of low free cash levels after over visiting many ML shops the last few months,
and now with winter coming, bringing the usual colds and flu, I am just going to stick with my regular ML for now.
As for me catching this virus, I expect that will more likely happen from been out in public places than private.
Would a shop tell you they have no girls available? Of course not. They will say they have girls even if they are all busy to attract your business. They know some punters won't go immediately once they arrive at the shop and will wait for the girls to finish their sessions before seeing them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kevsbrah
For example, I called a shop in the city and the receptionist read out the names of all girls working at that moment. After I got off the phone, I walked in only to be shown a lineup that didn't include all girls mentioned over the phone. It just confirmed my view.
It is a high risk high reward time for punting. There has been a massive drop off on the asian side of the sex industry and a lot of places, providers are reducing price. Girls often sit half the day without seeing anyone. Have a chat with Mamasan and ML about extras they are more accommodating than ever and many girls who did not use to do extra extras are now.
I just had FS with a very beautiful semi-regular ML of mine. She never used to provide FS but she has started to as a way to try and make up the difference from the loss of customers.
Desperate times call for desperate measures. There will be many willing to offer more just to get some money.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eclipsefun
I’ve been to 278 three times this week and all three girls have told me it’s business as usual not a noticeable decrease in income for them anyway
On the other hand I went to Juliets last night called up from around the corner to confirm how many girls available within the next five minutes reception confirmed 12 and true enough I was presented 12 girls
Friday night with 12 girls all free? Man that is really shit....Quote:
Originally Posted by des888
When you say 278, you mean 479? Or is the shadow operation of 278 a true story?
From a WL perspective:
I haven’t had a decline (maybe because I am non Asian), and the other girls (Asian and non) haven’t had much of a decline either. I see there is a lot of reviews for the ML girls based in Ryde, and apparently for some paranoid idiots on the Dailu Mail that’s the epicentre of the Virus in Australia!
Just be safe. Wash your hands, and just continue to be hygienic for christ sakes.
Practice safe sex (goes without saying really!). Trust me - I and no other girl wants to catch anything as of course our punters wouldn’t.
I can’t speak for many shops, but we are anal (excuse the pun) in regards to to cleanliness, hygiene, not catching anything - most of the girls in both shops I work in (myself included), their families, close friends etc don’t know what they do so the last thing we’d want is to put ourselves or anyone else in jeopardy.
Just be smart with the shops/WL/ML ladies you punt with
Lol I’m at Brookvale and said I had a headache... seconds later I get a temperature thingy in front of me from reception and one of the girls :D :D
So bloody funny!!!
This is how we roll lolAttachment 70299
Common sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by Louisa18ChardRoad
Sadly it's in short supply at the moment.
People who are stockpiling toilet paper are the kind of moron I'd gladly leave inside a burning house to rescue a pig...
Suddenly everyone is rushing to buy soap, how the fuck were they washing their hands before?
Even in over 80's it has a 14% mortality rate, under 50 it is 0.3%, this is hardly the doomsday virus but people are losing their minds.
Sorry.... Double post!!!
Awwww lovely! Hope you have a lovely time! Great chatting to you earlier too! xxQuote:
Originally Posted by warwick1
Theoretically, if a client starts coughing up a lung, what would you do? How would the shop handle it?
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Originally Posted by jimbonz
they should reject him considering they are inconsiderate to go out in the first place .
in addition the shop owners should screen them too at the door with some better checks
For me. Being in a room with a WL / ML. Both are exchanging fluids, DFK, catbath, etc. The danger is obviously from each other and what the previous punters have left on the room surfaces.Quote:
Originally Posted by punterz
Taking the train or bus now is extremely dangerous as there you are in a confine space with dozens of people who don't give a damn as they cough out a lung, and touch everywhere.
Both are exposures, just about the quantity... Boils down to how lucky you feeling [emoji6]
Now wouldn't it be wonderful if we see some sanitization happening on public transport and public places ?
Still Punting but shops are quiet and availability of girls has increased
A little discounting has begun
Ginza now open on Sunday to make up for revenue shortfall
Interested in everyone’s thoughts on this. Tried to get booking at Sussex Star Friday and they were very busy. Have seen on other threads it is quieter in the suburbs - apparently Daily Mail targeting ryde / Macquarie uni area for its particular brand of scaremongering.Quote:
Originally Posted by Labia Vortex
I have a funny feeling lots of WL punters are now turning to massage shops thinking it's safer that way ? [emoji848]Quote:
Originally Posted by Langdale
I wonder if there are technologies to check people’s body temperature as you walk through a gate - like those in the airport detecting metal ?
But how much would it cost to install in public transport and the delay and man power required to police that ?
In the 60 min last night it was showing a restaurant in Hong Kong in which a staff was standing at the door checking temperature on customers fore head before allowing him inside, and once two customers sat down on a table opposite each other the staff put down a plastic partition on the table separating the two, first time I see that. I guess that’s one of the reason why Hong Kong people as a whole have done really well containing the outbreak of Covid19 in comparison to other parts of the world . Still only 110 confirmed cases so far.
totally agree, HK is still one of the safest cities in the world.Quote:
Originally Posted by AHLUNGOR
Yes. Airports in Hong Kong, Singapore, hospitals in Singapore even schools in Japan have the temp sensor where you can see on a screen the temp of every individual in a group as they move pass. The sensor can set off an alarm if it detects anyone with a temp of say 38 deg.Quote:
Originally Posted by AHLUNGOR
Somehow we don't seem to see these in Australian airports ? We still using handheld thermometers [emoji33]
Still punting here, also trying to find out which ones will provide private services outside the shop.
No luck finding any via WeChat yet though :p
Scary stuff out there right now as all index fall to around pre 2019 level. Yes more job loss is coming as I see more and more retail close day by day. This in theory should push price down for punters, but..Quote:
Originally Posted by Pleck
I am not seeing many operator openly advertise a lower price. Not know to many punters is the adult industry had been in decline for a few years, way before this virus thing. it simply add fuel to the fire (a big one). So price has been on pressure for a long time. If shops publicly push price down more then the industry may lost a significant amount of workforce.