If the entercom buzzer isn't working, that's a good indicator that the building's Strata Council knows there's a brothel in the building.
Mines been broken before. My building has a new intercom system now. But a few years ago, when you buzzed me, 50% of the time it went to my neighbor. The number pad had shifted off the numbers a little. That was so annoying and nerve wracking. She was cool about it tho. She would just let them in. But then the problem with that, is they’d knock when I didn’t even know they were in the building yet haha. Things sometimes just break.If the entercom buzzer isn't working, that's a good indicator that the building's Strata Council knows there's a brothel in the building.
Instructional video.I just pretend I am handycapped by walking with a limp. I even park in handycapped parking to double down even more. So far I have been treated very nice without being suspected of anything. This nice granny once invited me in for a slice of warm apple pie after my session. If someone does give me the side eye I will take it up a notch and show up next time in a wheelchair. My last option if need be is to pretend I am blind. You have to think outside the box in this hobbie or you are going to get caught.
My friend herbert got caught cause he was acting very suspicious by walking at a snails pace while looking in all directions. You want to move at a normal walking speed to blend in better.
Look straight and dont focus on any faces. If you feel like someone is watching you as you drive up park like a normal person and act accordingly. Circling around is a great way to heighten suspicion. If you circle around more then once you might as well leave and take a long enough break away from that area before you book again. I dont think I could show my face after a double circle because thats when you start living dangerously and it pushes the getting caught levels to maximum overdrive.
I hope this info helps.
"I'm returning some stuff I borrowed. What? Well this duct tape, zip tie, and crowbar...I'm...in construction"Take a grocery bag with something small in it. Looks like you are dropping something off for a friend and maybe less suspicious.
Sounds like the OP has as much swag as a wet paper bag. If he's this paranoid he's better off staying at home and only wear a helmet when going out. OP sounds young, for anyone that remembers the street scene, when a lady got into your ride it was obvious what was going on.The best option is #2 and double down.
Nobody has the right to know who you are there to visit (state only that you are there to visit a friend).
Without appropriate evidence it is unlikely the police will respond to this call, even if the police chief is on speed dial.
And if accusations are pointed your way? You answer back with three things : Deny, Deny, and Deny.
Would have thought that someone with Swag in their handle would know this!!
The ones that bug me are the ones that loudly speak out the numbers you punch in. Like I wonder how many times an adjacent unit hears the SP buzzer being entered.If the entercom buzzer isn't working, that's a good indicator that the building's Strata Council knows there's a brothel in the building.
First off, I hope people are following basic common sense rules when visiting a provider.... If you're approaching a Condo entrance and you have a "karen" being snoopy, the only thing you should double-down on is your own discretion.1. Leave the area for good as though you were just out for a walk , canceling your booking and creating a bad moment/day for both you and provider.
2. Double down on your booking anyway, approach the intercom and have this guy follow right behind probably with a list of questions, right up through the building and to the door you and many others are supposed to sneak into.
What is the worst case scenario in a situation like this? If he had a police chief buddy on speed dial responding to any and all personal requests at a moments notice, maybe the dog walker and police chief are there to greet you the moment you exit the suite?
I think this is right -- context matters.First off, I hope people are following basic common sense rules when visiting a provider.... If you're approaching a Condo entrance and you have a "karen" being snoopy, the only thing you should double-down on is your own discretion.
Like for example, never park near the location of your meet. Don't park right at the front door, and start hitting the buzzers; especially in the case of seeing a nosy neighbour that is staring you down. Park your car a couple blocks down, away from any view of the apartment building. If you think you have to bail, turn around and walk away, look over your shoulder, if you're being stared down, or being filmed on a smartphone, or simply being followed, then keep walking until you're out of sight. Stay away from your car, until the sight-line is broken, then get in, drive away.
As for your options, going forward or backing out, either cases are good... work within your level of discretion and paranoia, or bravery and DGAF attitude...
As for the worst case scenario, probably depends on the provider you are visiting, and how you value the trade for yourself and the provider... what I mean is, physical providers are becoming a rare commodity these days. If you have a lead on a true professional provider, it's best to do whatever you can to follow through. In case you do find a day where you to slip into her building (no pun) without anyone noticing. If the Karen in question is that unbearable, text the provider to make other arrangments, or give her a chance to easy your worries, or provide an alternative route through the building? Like a side door that can only be opened on her side?.... At least TRY and fulfill your appointment, that way if you have to bail you can do so respectfully, leading to a reschedule....You 'could' just ghost her completely, but don't plan on ever seeing her ever at all; which kind of brings shame to the game, y'know. Gives her a reason to pack up shop and take her business to another city.
...or tell the Karen to shut the fuck up... or if you want to avoid a confrontation, just lie and say you're a college classmate dropping off her phone that she left in the study room, or your her cousin from the island....answer the Karen's question, say whatever to calmly get them out of your face.
And after the session, if you're worried about running into the Karen again, just leave through another exit, don't go out the way you came in.
First off, lol, let's be real about the language. In 2025, calling someone a “Karen” is as outdated and loaded as calling cops “pigs.” It's a pejorative label you use to instantly invalidate a resident's concern because you don't like it. That so-called 'Karen' is a resident, and you're in their home. All the strategies you listed are a masterclass in how to look as suspicious as possible.First off, I hope people are following basic common sense rules when visiting a provider.... If you're approaching a Condo entrance and you have a “karen" being snoopy, the only thing you should double-down on is your own discretion.
Like for example, never park near the location of your meet. Don't park right at the front door, and start hitting the buzzers; especially in the case of seeing a nosy neighbour that is staring you down. Park your car a couple blocks down, away from any view of the apartment building. If you think you have to bail, turn around and walk away, look over your shoulder, if you're being stared down, or being filmed on a smartphone, or simply being followed, then keep walking until you're out of sight. Stay away from your car, until the sight-line is broken, then get in, drive away.
As for your options, going forward or backing out, either cases are good... work within your level of discretion and paranoia, or bravery and DGAF attitude...
As for the worst case scenario, probably depends on the provider you are visiting, and how you value the trade for yourself and the provider... what I mean is, physical providers are becoming a rare commodity these days. If you have a lead on a true professional provider, it's best to do whatever you can to follow through. In case you do find a day where you to slip into her building (no pun) without anyone noticing. If the Karen in question is that unbearable, text the provider to make other arrangments, or give her a chance to easy your worries, or provide an alternative route through the building? Like a side door that can only be opened on her side?.... At least TRY and fulfill your appointment, that way if you have to bail you can do so respectfully, leading to a reschedule....You 'could' just ghost her completely, but don't plan on ever seeing her ever at all; which kind of brings shame to the game, y'know. Gives her a reason to pack up shop and take her business to another city.
...or tell the Karen to shut the fuck up... or if you want to avoid a confrontation, just lie and say you're a college classmate dropping off her phone that she left in the study room, or your her cousin from the island....answer the Karen's question, say whatever to calmly get them out of your face.
And after the session, if you're worried about running into the Karen again, just leave through another exit, don't go out the way you came in.
....only if they don't mind their own business.... which is what this topic is about.First off, lol, let's be real about the language. In 2025, calling someone a “Karen” is as outdated and loaded as calling cops “pigs.” It's a pejorative label you use to instantly invalidate a resident's concern because you don't like it. That so-called 'Karen' is a resident, and you're in their home. All the strategies you listed are a masterclass in how to look as suspicious as possible.
People in a condo complex care about security, and when they see someone acting like they're trying to sneak in, they're not being “nosy,” they're being normal. It's not a crime or harassment for a resident to follow you in and knock on the door asking what's going on. However, for a 'guest' to act like they have free rein of someone else's domain is unhinged. Frankly, it seems you relish in outright aggression and get a high from the potential for a fight.
Comon. I've seen you lot hanging outside the condos. Y'all aren't tutoring shit lolto me a very good answer would be..."I'm an ESL teacher here for a 1 hour tutoring session"
never said it was true, and never had to use it, but for sure, the vast majority of SP's are not native English speakers(at least the ones we're talking about)Comon. I've seen you lot hanging outside the condos. Y'all aren't tutoring shit lol






