Before I used PERB I would just see a sp l I thought might be good ,maybe talk on the phone to feel her out , and 7/10 times I would get a really nice sp, some of the best I had were before perb , anyone have any similar stories ? I think most people in general are pretty good people
Sure glad we don't have to bring about a true 'study' of such things... because there is nothing that beats the power of nostalgia for how it was long ago.
I can remember many dozens of true
stunners who were usually dressed to the nines standing out on Richards and Helmcken and Seymour and Nelson... where just one walk around that block would (make you want to keep circling). (if you were really fortunate, you'd get hungry and decide to dine at the diner on the corner of Richards and Helmcken, right across the street from Madam Cleo's) (The views there were incredible, and sometimes the atmosphere would move inside)
Beyond that, though, the whole online review board tends to work quite efficiently since it greatly reduces surprises which were so often the norm for those who merely phoned
escort services whose only advertisements were dark silhouetted female outlines against
The Yellow Pages.
Today, a random
pooner might read some long-ago mention by today's working girl of some shared interest... and
decide there and then that he's interested in meeting her just for that possible commonality. And typically such
inspired encounters are bound to go better than might the semi-fearful
John pulling up to the curb along side some random female form who has been purposefully hiding in the
shadows who is then already in the car when it becomes abundantly clear that she is a drug addict.
You are very on-target when perceiving most people (connected with this business IN this format) to be pretty good people... and authentic in presenting themselves as they are. PERB affords the chance to even better match likely prospects to hit it off with one another (in the pay-for-play arena, I mean)... so it is only those who won't do any research, or who are too drunk to do any research, who are disappointed.
BUT, be that as it may, there are still moments when I wax nostalgic for street scenery in front of the Hotel Georgia decades ago.
