Encounter:

[Nkc_fun]

Date: 2/12/2020
Name: KC
Phone: 816-886-9030
Email Address: -
URL / Website: -
City: Kansas City
State: Missouri
Address: NKC
Activities: Massage
Hair Length and Color: Dark hair and brown eyes
Age: 40-50
Smoking Status: I Couldn't Tell
Ethnic Background: Asian
Physical Description: 5'7", Thin, Average
Recommendation: No

[KCwildbill]

Nice to know this place
Doesn’t exist.

What are spa are you talking about.

[RManFlint]

[Uncle Dick]

FWIW, this is the place the telephone number tracks back to.

Coincidence that I tried it out last weekend. Only one girl there. Identified herself as Kasey, although I thought it could be Kaycee.

She turned down my four finger signal while I was pointing to my pleasure zone. After 2 or 3 attempts to be sure there was no miscommunication, I said I was a gentleman and could take "No" for an answer. Leaving, she asked me about a tip. I told her no HE, no tip. Not exactly sure what she said, but I think she said I was no gentleman!

[hornyoldtoad]

Originally Posted by Uncle Dick

Leaving, she asked me about a tip. I told her no HE, no tip. Not exactly sure what she said, but I think she said I was no gentleman!

i have had this same conversation with a few AMP masseuses and i'm not entirely sure they get that their category of business is patronized for a reason - i try to explain most if not all men go there for HE and they look so confused by it...

are they trying to legitimize the asian massage industry?

[FireAway]

Hornyoldtoad and Uncle Dick, I disagree that most men say, “no HE, no tip.” The men I know, and the vast majority of men in the hundreds of reviews I’ve read pay $10-$20 for a decent massage without an HE. The times when they refuse a tip happens when there is a significant problem with the masseuse or the shop mgr. Also, many men say that they go at times just to get a good Asian massage (different techniques from American massage - such as good back walking). Certainly, most of the time a HE is wanted, but a hard ass “no HE no tip” approach is not “common practice.” I can understand why they are confused - by the attitude you exhibit. Do what you want, but do your homework before you conclude “most or all men” fit your cheap profile.

[JRLawrence]

Originally Posted by FireAway

Hornyoldtoad and Uncle Dick, I disagree that most men say, “no HE, no tip.” The men I know, and the vast majority of men in the hundreds of reviews I’ve read pay $10-$20 for a decent massage without an HE. The times when they refuse a tip happens when there is a significant problem with the masseuse or the shop mgr. Also, many men say that they go at times just to get a good Asian massage (different techniques from American massage - such as good back walking). Certainly, most of the time a HE is wanted, but a hard ass “no HE no tip” approach is not “common practice.” I can understand why they are confused - by the attitude you exhibit. Do what you want, but do your homework before you conclude “most or all men” fit your cheap profile.

Maybe you found the reason he is "Horney".

[hornyoldtoad]

Originally Posted by FireAway

Hornyoldtoad and Uncle Dick, I disagree that most men say, “no HE, no tip.” The men I know, and the vast majority of men in the hundreds of reviews I’ve read pay $10-$20 for a decent massage without an HE. The times when they refuse a tip happens when there is a significant problem with the masseuse or the shop mgr. Also, many men say that they go at times just to get a good Asian massage (different techniques from American massage - such as good back walking). Certainly, most of the time a HE is wanted, but a hard ass “no HE no tip” approach is not “common practice.” I can understand why they are confused - by the attitude you exhibit. Do what you want, but do your homework before you conclude “most or all men” fit your cheap profile.

you make some good points - i have just always assumed that most men go to an AMP for one reason - my bad to assume we are all just going as horny old toads...

[FireAway]

[made4luvin]

I frequently get a massage because I do have medical problems that massage helps with. I will lean towards Asain massage business because it allows a quiet, focused massage. The language barrier is not such a bad thing as you dont have someone talking your ear off. I do have a regular therapist that provides the best massage I have ever received. But he is chatty and often booked when I need him. In either case I find tipping to be appropriate. Based on service.
Just my 2 pennies.