Where do you prefer?
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The first time I saw an SP in a building that had a concierge who might ask questions (she warned me before hand and it had me freaked out) I had a plan. Go to a costume store and get a priests collar. Pair it with some wire rim glasses, black pants and sweater, and dress that way as I entered the building. Would he even ask?
Ultimately I decided I was being paranoid and just tried to be low key, but fuck me if I wasn’t stopped and asked who I was seeing, and asked to sign in!!! I signed it Fr.David, with a little cross.
That is very clever ! LOL. I can only imagine what the concierge was thinking.The first time I saw an SP in a building that had a concierge who might ask questions (she warned me before hand and it had me freaked out) I had a plan. Go to a costume store and get a priests collar. Pair it with some wire rim glasses, black pants and sweater, and dress that way as I entered the building. Would he even ask?
Ultimately I decided I was being paranoid and just tried to be low key, but fuck me if I wasn’t stopped and asked who I was seeing, and asked to sign in!!! I signed it Fr.David, with a little cross.
It depends on the condo and client. I'm a brown guy and my parents live in a condo that doesn't allow deliveries (they have to go down). Wherever I visit them while carrying a bag (food or otherwise), the concierge always assumes I'm an Uber eats driver and stops me. Every single time.
Can you book such a hotel for a few hours? Or should it be a complete day?
I've been told you can on some of the lower rated hotels, but I've never checked or booked. I'm on Priceline right now reacquainting myself with some of the mystery hotels, you can tell by the area, the star rating and the amenities which hotel it is sometimes to save 50%. But the bogus high fees bring it back down to maybe 30 to 40% savings. Well, savings is savings.
Not assumptions...it happened to me. I had an airbnb and all of those things did happen. Cost me quite a bit to fix damage after one party, and neighbors complained about the stuff going on outside on one occasion.
Did also have at least one time when the gal was very discreet and must have put the word out to her clients to be discreet.
It was after those few bad experiences that I made my house rules quite explicit.
If I was hosting an Airbnb again it would depend on the area the unit was located in. If it was a more commercial part of town I may not set up rules like that...but in a residential family neighborhood as a landlord/host I think it is necessary. One complaint to the city and your place would be shut down one way or the other.
I love seeing an SP early in the morning at a hotel. On my way out I’ll stop by the dining room for the free breakfast.
Airbnb requires that hosts declare whether there are cameras or not, and where. They get kicked off Airbnb if the don't follow this policy, and if there are hidden cameras inside I would guess it would be a criminal offense in most places.
I am sorry to hear that happened to you.
I'm sure that there are some girls who host out of Airbnb's that respect the rules of condo building or residential homes. There are some in this industry that think that just because they are renting a space whether it be a hotel or Airbnb that they don't have to be respectful. Little things such as being discreet, cleaning up after yourself , no excessive noise is not too much to ask for and should be common sense. I promise you , we are not all like that. I don't know too many girls that host out of Airbnb's but there are a fair few who operate out of condo buildings.
Hotels do offer short stay rates . You just have to call to inquire about them .
I voted for hotels but it really depends. Being invited to a house with someone who knows and trusts you is erotic because it shows she trusts you. If you start off at hers, going to a hotel can be fucking sexy as hell and a real turn on.
Personally I think hotels is going to continue to be the popular choice because you dont have to worry about nosy neighbors or security/ concierge.
We shall have to see how this poll pans out.
We shall have to see how this poll pans out.
I’ll be interested to see as well.
The problem I find with hotels is the increasing number that require a key card to access guest floors. I know there are ways around it other than meeting in the lobby but it can arouse suspicion from hotel staff. It’s been a while since I had an inside scoop on Marriott but they were actively anti sex work at one point. Part of staff training was ways to recognize possible SP activity and huge trouble for the franchise operator if management were caught looking the other way. Getting outed by staff would be a problem for both the SP and the client.
Now that those Mormons own just about every second hotel ….
Most hotels require key cards after a certain time. Hilton Garden Inn's and Marriott's are just a few that require key cards after i believe it is 11pm or 12 am.
I have stayed at a few Marriott's and have never had that issue.
I believe I saw on the news that almost every hotel chain have had their employee's trained on how to spot sex workers / trafficked victims.
There are places I go in Cambridge that actually have signs that say " help victims of human trafficking" and it gives a few pointers on how to spot sex workers.
Times have definitely changed. However there are some hotels that just don't care.
It's because when Jesus comes back, he won't have to be born in a stable.
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There is still time to cast your vote !
Come on guys dont be shy
There is still time to cast your vote !
Come on guys dont be shy
Only one more day left in this poll fellas !
Lets try to keep it alive.
This has been very informative and i thank you all for participating.
So far leading the polls is Hotels/ motels. In second is private residence and in third is AIrBnB.
Lets try to keep it alive.
This has been very informative and i thank you all for participating.
So far leading the polls is Hotels/ motels. In second is private residence and in third is AIrBnB.
