Be wary of new staff at AdultEA

[Annie]

I understand what you’re saying LTO, but it still constitutes a breach of law for anyone to interfere with the exchange because the exchange itself is against the law for everyone but the woman involved. Again, not saying it’s right or wrong, just saying that this is the law that Canada decided to implement when they threw away the old Terri-Lynn Bedford freedoms. A man or a woman in a position of ‘purchaser’ or ‘benefitting from’ has very little recourse under the current legislation.
I would be wary of ‘getting into it’ with anyone very intensely, though of course, I’m all in favour of good will between the genders:)

[dvinnie69]

Sexy AF and brains.
You are dangerous.

[Christine]

Originally Posted by LTO_3

And there's always the option to voice excessive tip requests to the management, Christine. Not certain how often she checks this board but you can message her here.

LTO_3

I’m here often and read pretty much everything.. when I see bad reviews I actually show the girls them to hopefully educate them, and I try my best to tell them what works n doesn’t to do with tip wise in order for them to be a better attendant but ultimately it’s really is up to them. If they charge to much they don’t gain regulars and will probably be shown the door if they continue to be horrible attendants.

With that being said,, anyone can message me directly about an attendant if they want to discuss it privately

[Tipper]

Originally Posted by LTO_3

No one's disputing the ladies can set their prices, that's not the issue being discussed. The concern is when someone says, well after the fact, they want X amount of money for their tip on top of the basic tip.
That's like telling a restaurant customer, they have to pay 75% tip on top of the 20% tip. Tell me that and I'll leave you nothing and never come back.

LTO_3

Actually completely different from the restaurant comparison. What you’re referring to as a “tip” is not the same thing as a restaurant “tip”. In a restaurant the tip is over and above what you pay for a product/service. In a parlour the “tip” is what you’re actually paying for a product/service. You could also “tip” in over and above that amount in the traditional sense of a tip.

Tipper

[Annie]

Gotta say, I love your posts Tipper.

[YogiBear]

Originally Posted by Tipper

Actually completely different from the restaurant comparison. What you’re referring to as a “tip” is not the same thing as a restaurant “tip”. In a restaurant the tip is over and above what you pay for a product/service. In a parlour the “tip” is what you’re actually paying for a product/service. You could also “tip” in over and above that amount in the traditional sense of a tip.

Tipper

Tipper explains that a Tip is not a Tip. Next he will be trying to convince us that a Massage is not a Massage !

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by YogiBear

Tipper explains that a Tip is not a Tip. Next he will be trying to convince us that a Massage is not a Massage !

Which takes on a whole new meaning when you use the phrase "giving her just the tip".

[Tipper]

Originally Posted by YogiBear

Tipper explains that a Tip is not a Tip. Next he will be trying to convince us that a Massage is not a Massage !

You’re smarter than the average bear.
From the rumours I hear you’re also older than the average bear.

Tipper

[LTO_3]

Originally Posted by Tipper

Actually completely different from the restaurant comparison. What you’re referring to as a “tip” is not the same thing as a restaurant “tip”. In a restaurant the tip is over and above what you pay for a product/service. In a parlour the “tip” is what you’re actually paying for a product/service. You could also “tip” in over and above that amount in the traditional sense of a tip.

Tipper

I do understand that. I'm just saying when the attendant is saying "I want this much of a tip" on top of the standard tip, that's what concerns me.

LTO_3

[Tipper]

There is really no standard tip other than the basic. They can charge what that wish and you can decide to pay or not pay, but you can’t decide what you should pay.

Tipper