Originally posted by slinkybender
And of course one problem is that the guys who agree with that last post are the one's who don't post, so they they won't agree where anyone would see it ( and if they did, they'd get slammed for being first time posters, and accused of posting under "alias handles" ).
I'll agree with you Slinky. Right out here in the open, and I have more then a few posts.
What you said makes a lot of sense. And this coming from someone who frequently goes on at length about seeing "quality women" at $300 and under.
We both have valid points, I believe.
Mine settle around the set that defines the availabilities of "Inna's" at $250 before they start making $600+.
I argue that they are out there, just a bit harder to find.
The set that defines your agruement is just as legitimate. There is value at the $600 range when you receive treatment and service far in excess of what one can usually expect at $300.
The problem is, the water regarding such bits of business are so muddy. Its not like real estate, where you might find your occassional bargain, but for the most part value/$ spent is well defined. A buck is a buck is a buck.
In this realm a buck can be anything from $.10 to $3.00. If I am making my point?
So, while I can condone my taking more time to do the research, put the time and the occassional very dissatisfactory experience in to find the diamonds among the zircons; I can't not condone the actions of those who try to assure themselves a good experience with known providers giving a known quantity of service at the $600 level.
Ok, I am not sure I made my point, but my head hurts and I'm not prepared to do better then that right now.
The bottomline is, this board would be of better service to the community at large if those who saw the providers in this range felt free to provide info on those providers.
Perhaps a section, like the NY/NJ/CT Spa section, etc, devoted to the $600+ experience? I mean, there is a section called "Cheap Thrills". Why not its counterpart ["Expensive Tastes", perhaps]?