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Sex Workers Complain 'Sales' Are Down as Inflation Pounds Economy
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it's not as bad as it was long time ago.
I overheard 3 women who were escorts and at the same time they were grandmother mother and a daughter
daughter said that times are really hard now and that it's hard to find a client to pay $200.00 for a BJ
mother said, oh you think that's tough? when I was working we were lucky to get $50.00 for a BJ
grandmother said, you think that's tough? when I was working we gave BJ's for free just so we could get something warm into our stomachs
I overheard 3 women who were escorts and at the same time they were grandmother mother and a daughter
daughter said that times are really hard now and that it's hard to find a client to pay $200.00 for a BJ
mother said, oh you think that's tough? when I was working we were lucky to get $50.00 for a BJ
grandmother said, you think that's tough? when I was working we gave BJ's for free just so we could get something warm into our stomachs
The asian agencies keep ramping up their prices, suggesting they are busy. I notice a recent increase in reviews and interest in asian escorts, and it seems there are more asian agencies. I wonder if the reason sales are down for many girls is that there is a shift underway, where more pooners are going the asian route.
When times are hard and business is down you have to innovate. improvise, adapt, overcome.
In this case give the punters something they can not get elsewhere...........................until others imitate your success. At least you will have the advantage of being first.
Charges $600/hr.
Complains business is slow.
Can't make this shit up..
Complains business is slow.
Can't make this shit up..
It seems slow for those charging 300$/hr too.
If it's slow for everyone, lowering our rates isn't the solution.
Conduct a temporary experiment.
$250/hr for GFE service.
Watch how busy your schedule gets.
A third of my salary. That would mean I would need 3 times the amount of clients I have to make the same salary. More energy for the same result. And I'm not even talking about making MORE money. Since I do not have that kind of energy and my time is finite, I would therefore make less money since I can't, physically and mentally, take three times more clients, let alone four times to expect a better salary, and would spend more energy just trying. The goal is not to be more busy for the same outcome, or a lesser one.
Lowering rates is rarely a good solution. The reason behind it will appear curious to clients and they could avoid me, I would of course not be able to keep the quality and the number of services (within a session) I provide at this rate, my time and energy are finite, a reorganization of my marketing and advertising would need to be done to find a whole new clientele while the business is slow for everyone, even for those at 300$.
Our rates are what they are for reasons that are invisible to clients.
I understand your philosophy but at the end of the day supply/demand in this economy requires an adjustment of strategy and approach.
Would SP’s prefer to make $0/day or $500/day for 2hrs of “work”?
My parents had that too. But they also bought a house for only 3 times their income, had pay increases and job security, and got by just fine for the short period it lasted. Most new homebuyers would gladly trade for that vs homes costing ten times income and wages being stagnant after inflation and no loyalty from employers.
You know it's not THAT simple.
Even if you end up on an unemployed benefit because your employer fired you, let's say you were working in a specialized field and were making 100$/hr. Unemployment insurance gives you a small salary under the condition you are looking and applying for jobs. But not any job! They are not expecting you to take a job at Mcdonald's at minimum wage because a bit of money is better than no money. They expect you to find a job in your field, since you have specialized skills, under reasonable conditions and a salary close, or better, to those you lost.
