Burt Reynolds

due to the social changes we have learned that what matters more is how you identify yourself then what you actually are. AA man can identify as a white guy to get around the "no aa" just like a 40-something asp can identify as a 35yo to increase business.

I was enjoying some Greek service from a provider when my girlfriend walked in. She said, "You can't do this to me!" I said, "I know... that's why I'm doing it to her."

Your golden rule is a parody that has been constructed based on this moral directive in a 1964 the comic strip "Wizard of Id" The Golden Rule or ethic of reciprocity is a maxim, ethical code or morality that essentially states either of the following: One should treat others as one would like others to treat oneself (directive form). One should not treat others in ways that one would not like to be treated (cautionary form, also known as the Silver Rule). This concept describes a "reciprocal", or "two-way", relationship between one's self and others that involves both sides equally, and in a mutual fashion. I am sure this is more appropriate satire to qualify the client / provider construct.

This would led to some interesting reviews... http://time.com/3935464/std-sensitive-condoms/

The "i do" of consent to have a mistress or to see providers.

http://time.com/3918660/rachel-dolezal-civil-rights-activist-spokane-naacp/ since apparently transracial is a thing, whats the policy of girls who don't see black men when a black man identifies as white or a white man identifying as black?

All i can say is if they are UTR they wouldn't advertise on the internet or have a website.

there is a new Denver hookup site: kinkster.org had some success.

You have to disregard most the overhead since it's more of a personal choice. if you only outcall all you could claim is gas a maintenance or if you in call from your residence you claim little to nothing since you live there, or if you travel... that's a personal choice and you can't always push the unique overhead on to the client, providers with a good client base advertise less than one with little to no repeat. Same model spending $10 a day in gas to outcall is $2,000/yr... or if you paid $1,200/mo for your incall you could apply the same $2k to your housing and save 7.2% or $200/mo... basically you can wash any reasonable overhead. "But Burt; my hair, nail, and clothing?!?!?" If you see two clients a day for two hours total, it works out to 14.4% of the time of the standard 2,080 hour work year or 0.68% of time you enjoy / use it assuming your active 12 hours a day. For arguments sake if you spend $1,000/mo on hair, nails and clothing you could only take $144 of it as overheard at 14.4% All fun aside; $150 - $200 is reasonable and as a private contractor to take home $51k you would have to gross around $75k Working as a private contractor your personal and business moneys get mixed, best rule of thumb is to not exceed 15% of your gross for anything you might want to claim as overhead, grey area or not, with the $200 model it basically works out to $4,000/mo with around $500/mo for overhead.

Let's apply basic economics principles to value a session based on paying the provider. Let's start by going off the average pay per hours in the US $24.54 Source: http://www.bls.gov/news.release/empsit.t19.htm Then take 40 hours a week multiplied by 52 weeks 40 x 52 = 2,080 hours Take the $24.54 an hour multiplied by 2,080 hours 24.54 x 2080 = $51,043.20 Let?s say you have two sessions a day 5 days a week for 3 weeks a month (40 weeks / 200 days a year)? something like 400 sessions a year and divide that into the total average income for the year we just figured out ($51,043.20) $51,043.20 / 400 = $127.61 per session based on this model. Since we all hear the chatter about how slow it is let's have some fun with these numbers. Keeping the same 200 day work year as the module above lets figure out what it take to make the US average income of $51,043.20! 4 sessions per day / 20 per week / 800 sessions per year = $62.80 per session 3 sessions per day / 15 per week / 600 sessions per year = $85.07 per session 2 sessions per day / 10 per week / 400 sessions per year = $127.61 per session 1 sessions per day / 5 per week / 200 sessions per year = $255.22 per session 0.5 sessions per day / 2.5 per week / 100 sessions per year = $510.43 per session 0.25 sessions per day / 1.25 per week / 50 sessions per year = $1,020.86 per session Since most girls on average have 1 and 2 sessions per day, the earning needs to be around $191.41 per session. Let have some more fun and round it to $200.00 per session (reasonable rate) $200.00 - $191.41 = $8.59 leaving around $8.59 x 300 session = $2,577.00 for supplies and whatnot.

I traded pay stubs and an employer reference (when they called to verify employment) to a sweet girl who needed them to move into a nice place.

What?s up with this consent changing rate? I noticed a few go from $100 for a half to $400 for an hour in the matter of seven hours. Simple Economics - what makes your think if you have to run a $100 special, you would be any more successful at $400? As a client with the ever-changing pricing model, I can just wait for tomorrow for a better deal.

I suppose it's a good thing when they stop taking my money and buy me dinner... Other than that, I just offer or do something for them since i feel stupid talking about something silly like "I just found out my cars seats massage you" when I know it's been a slow week for them. I tend to think of myself being socially responsible than a white knight

It can be summarized as the providers equivalent of telling me about their day at work... If you treat them with value in your life they will never try to manipulate you, they will just ask if they need something... You're also forgetting some guys around here like to bossed around and welcomely allow to be told what they can and cant do. Overall with a healthy relationship they are more likely to give you recommendations based on what you like.

Loyalty to me is not seeing a girl who your "regular provider" has voiced a dislike towards. Anytime I could be called "regular client" normally means the dynamic has shifted to some kind of "friendship with benefits" where you are let in to some point and hear all the drama about the girls and even the guys. It's much easier to just respect those you would call your friend. Loyalty gets loyalty - I would much rather write a check for my "regular provider's" rent than hitting the atm every time we "Hangout". Then again, I enjoy knowing clients were canceled on so we could have a fun day out. The only people I own my loyalty to are those who never made me question theirs.