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LadiesFirst

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  1. Nice post. I have a question on email etiquette. I would imagine most companions get an incredible amount of email it must be extremely daunting at times. Realizing a companion is only compensated for there time and company and not corresponding where does that leave email? What is appropriate? From a Client perspective, it is oh so easy to take a shine to you lovely ladies, and naturally we want to know more but not at the expense of irritating you. Myself, if I email, it is because I want to see you again and I want to know that it is a little bit reciprocated before booking again. Now putting on the companions shoes, I don't get paid to email. If I email someone not booking what do I get out of it? Yes, I need to respond for repeat business but so and so is trying to book now..... So again I ask what is appropriate/acceptable? I know it is a case by case thing but just as a rule of thumb? How much of a companions day is email? Do good clients email monthly? Quarterly? Do bad clients email weekly? Daily? I just find it a gray area...
  2. Just think of it as your run of the mill deflation (basically when asset prices in general are too high, not just oil, and they correct themselves). Know that most all market trends move excessively in both directions (more than people think)a period of deflation happens to work off periods of exuberance (2009-present) Just think of it as a workout after indulging excessively. The thought and process of the workout is tedious and painful much like watching your asset prices adjust lower. But, when it is over you feel better look better and can eat bad again much like the our economy after deflation prices are lower our currency is lower, so cheap Canadian assets in a cheap currency makes Canada attractive to foreign investors and growth ensues . once again we consumers can start to do what we do best.... Excessively consume until next time.
  3. Outed no, educated.... Seems so. How's the saying go? "Careful of the toes you step on they could be connected to the hand that feeds you" If you have contact with these lawmakers get them working for the good guys. I would expect that it is very difficult to support this industry publicly but maybe if they could have a good argument. Try to have them focus on the fiscal pocket book. Take Mary Jane, an industry also difficult to support publicly, that is until the story gets spun to cost of policing and lost revenues than, presto, things start happening. Canada has had it's share of turmoil over the past number of months. Plummeting energy has shocked an industry and the families that comprise it, this lost production will spread to other connected industries. Our currency has lost about 20% of its value reflecting this. All the tax revenue from cigarettes is being vaporized by ecigs. Sooner than later we Canadians should think of how we are going to pay for our standard of living for our ballooning costs for our aging retirees... Let's take cigarettes and companionship, one kills, the one I can buy. Why not treat companionship as cigarette's? Let me buy it, charge me a tax, show me some graphic illustrations of what I can expect, and I'll be sure not to do it within 4 meters of doorways :) I'm happy, government got 15%, and lady operates out of safe place....
  4. Speaking as a man... It really does not matter to me, could be motel, hotel hell the gorgeous ladies on here would make a tent a 5 star experience. So stay anywhere mix it up and we will find you .
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