MPs Vs. Normal Massage Spas

[Simply Telisha]

This is a question for any MP operators or MPAs that may be reading: how do you avoid confusion between a body-rub establishment and a regular spa that offers massage. I doubt if most members of the general public are aware at how common MPs are, and obviously it is in everyone's interest to avoid embarrassing mistakes. Such problems would invite a crack-down in LE and bylaw officers.

I usually get asked "have I been to an establishment before". I assume this question is for this purpose and to protect the MPA. As a broader question, advertising has to be targeted to the right group.

Near my work, there are two spas nearby each other. One is a beauty spa that offers theraputic massage (to men as well), the other is a body rub parlour. The latter has a huge advertising sign, and I wonder if they get the wrong kind of customer walking in.

It can sometimes be tough to discern what kind of establishment the spa is unless you've checked the web.

 

[mike1942f]

Not really, most people know body rub is just a nice way of saying rub and tug.

 

[Pompal 09.]

Don't complain, it gives you something called "plausible deniability"

 

[Appollonia]

Good point.....these lines may work with the officer/judge:

"When she asked about 'extras' I thought she meant extra oil...."

"Yes, your honour, I did find it odd that she began using her tongue....but she's a professional....who am I to tell her how to do her job"

and, of course....

"I just figured that her top was getting in the way of the massage...."

Hmmm....