With the Covid related changes in the rules in the clubs, I'm surprised we're not seeing an influx of new SPs and MAs from the Dancing world. I understand that there are differences in what everyone does, but you'd think some of them would be looking to make up that lost income?
More Dancers now working as SPs and MAs?
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there are some new ma that from dance background
also many are still cautious. plus government fundings are available. which are also ending soon
also many are still cautious. plus government fundings are available. which are also ending soon
Exotic dancers getting into the MA and/or SP business? These ladies will be pricing themselves as if they’re in Manhattan or Las Vegas. I would know, I spent a couple of hours with one and the final price was very steep. When she began making way too many demands from me for the next outing, I decided to block her from contacting me. Not worth it financially.
Yes some, I had the pleasure meeting a hot dancer at a spa yesterday. A total rookie but young, hot and willing
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Some ladies get into this thinking they will get rich fast and leave but I doubt it’s the case. They are trying to make as much money as they can in a short time and they don’t usually don’t care about customer service whatsoever but as long as we say something to management they won’t last longer than a shift or two
It was in Cambridge not in Ottawa, sorry to get your “hopes” up
But I think we will be seeing some more complete newbies entering the MP and SP scene
We all start somewhere. If you're speaking to management over "bad service" despite them being new to the industry and as you said, only worked 1 or 2 shifts, then that's a little unnecessary. If I got told I was giving "bad service" on my 1st or 2nd shift, yeah - I'd probably quit and never return to the industry either. I was very shy, nervous and probably quite awkward my first day or two as an SP as Ive been fully independent since day 1, so I didnt know anything. But it takes time to learn and feel confident, just like any other job and I hope clients can be patient and understanding of new providers just starting in the industry.
Yes exactly. As I said in my post, there is a difference between someone who is new, shy but willing to learn or someone who is trying to rip you off and charge extra on top of the regular price for just regular services and not deliver a body slide, won’t allow touching when I paid for it. It happened to me in Toronto and just ruined my whole day. I payed $140 for VIP and she wouldn’t even let me touch. Didn’t want to give me a HJ, wanted an extra $20 each more for everything. Just got up after 5 minutes not getting anywhere with her, got dressed, went and talk to the manager. She was understanding and refunded most of my money. If you guys think I was wrong for complaining, I don’t care but I wasn’t going to pay $140 for a shitty back rub
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