Review Most economical MPA in GTA?

[thebestofbest]

Hey guys, who provides the most economical (money wise) and has best mileage in and around GTA?
I see some have started asking tip of $60 for HJ while others ask for $40.
But I think there are some that ask for less and provide similar experience.

Can you please share who in your experience is most economical and provides good mileage?

Thanks

 

[Hornet]

Economical and mileage aren’t usually used in the same sentence unless these other words are also present: “old, gilf, fugly, stank, pork chop, dirty,…”

If you go to a semi-legit and just looking for a massage and HJ, then a $20 tip is ok if it’s a 30 minute session. If you go for 1 hour, $40 is a good number. But, if you want mileage it will cost more. So, if you have been quoted $60 for a HJ then that better have been for a 90 or 120 minute session with HJ only. Otherwise, maybe you went to a holistic and they expected you to ask for more mileage and you cheaper out so they upped the price. From their perspective they thought they’d make at least double off you with higher mileage.

 

[SPAfan2020]

Economical and mileage aren’t usually used in the same sentence unless these other words are also present: “old, gilf, fugly, stank, pork chop, dirty,…”

If you go to a semi-legit and just looking for a massage and HJ, then a $20 tip is ok if it’s a 30 minute session. If you go for 1 hour, $40 is a good number. But, if you want mileage it will cost more. So, if you have been quoted $60 for a HJ then that better have been for a 90 or 120 minute session with HJ only. Otherwise, maybe you went to a holistic and they expected you to ask for more mileage and you cheaper out so they upped the price. From their perspective they thought they’d make at least double off you with higher mileage.

Hi Hornet,
I liked your logic, which is true in all business: more money earn you good quality products or good/more services. Less money equals low quality prodcuts or services. I am just wondering how some of the people who post articles here think SPA business is or must be different from other businesses. Can you go a local store and ask for 2 liters Cola or Pepsi but pay the price of 1 liter bottle: the answer is NO of course. the same goes in the spa business.

 

[Flatulent Fox]

In the business world there's a saying: fast, cheap, good - pick any two. It can apply to most products and services. There's even a Venn diagram:


If you change fast/slow to attractive/unattractive (which is subjective), the same applies to sex workers.

 

[FillMyGlass]

It’s the latina whore houses and it’s not even close.

$80 find one that treats u good and repeat. Tell them ur single, they’ll think youre gonna get them a green card.

If you want a massage go to a rmt, if you want sex go to a sp.