Location, location, location...

[JoeyD_01]

I know there are a lot of nice areas & good people in areas of the north end.
But, with the stigma which surrounds it, like the white elephant in the room, no one at City Hall wants to talk about it, even though it is right there.
The City of Winnipeg spin says the elephant is grey, but it can only be grey for so long, before the people see the truth behind the spin.

 

[Superhighguy]

Sooo did you end up seeing her

 

[JoeyD_01]

Sooo did you end up seeing her

Not yet. My silly job & other things popped up. I am still on the fence about seeing her, once free time presents itself again, and depending on who replaces Orange at VIPOTG.

 

[princeofpersia]

If you really want to see her that bad, why don't you rent a room at a hotel and have her come and see you?

 

[JoeyD_01]

If you really want to see her that bad, why don't you rent a room at a hotel and have her come and see you?

As I said, I only saw her once, a year & awhile ago. She was in a Waverley condo at the time. She has moved around a lot, and is now around Magnus & MacGregor.
I am leery about the north end as a whole, especially the bad areas, which that corner is in the middle of.
As for renting a hotel room, wouldn't that be the same as an outcall to my residence? With all of the comments about not having some SP's come to your residence, that is also taken into consideration. You don't know if she will show up alone, or with some friends.

 

[FranksWildYears]

One has limited information available when considering his choices - an enticing, well written ad; believable, attractive, quality and dare I say "arty" photos that are clearly not pinched off of some random web page; credible praise in reviews and referrals; articulate exchanges when communicating about services and arrangements, and finally the comfort, accessibility and cleanliness of the accommodations.

If the first four factors are a 'Go' and the destination turns out to be a little iffy, I find myself questioning my assessment of the the whole package. Being able to provide a setting amenable to a pleasurable experience is vital, in my estimation. It's also a fairly good indicator of the experience to come more often than not.

That's not to say that I haven't had my world rocked in some dumpy joints. But my average 'star rating' is way higher when I'm knocking on the door at an upscale location.

 

[nearandfar]

Waverley condo to Magnus Ave? Eesh! Agree with WW on this one. Shits gone off the rails.

 

[JoeyD_01]

Joey you have not seen her in a couple of years?

I have seen a few ladies completely ruined by meth within a few months.

The lady may no longer be the one you remember.

Waverley condo to Magnus Ave? Eesh! Agree with WW on this one. Shits gone off the rails.

Yes, I know. Her pictures are recent, they are not the same recycled pictures from weeks & months gone by.
I have no idea about drug use, I can't say yay or nay if she does.
I know she may not be the same from then to now...but, that is the same for everyone, SP's & clients. Could be just a bad overall day which causes a bad session, or there could be an unknown reason.
I have been rocked, in a good sense at hotels (oh Ariana Gold, how I remember thee..please return...), houses, apartments, and dumpy joints.
But, it does come down to my sanity & safety, on if I go to a certain location or area of the city.
I will wait until she moves again, if she does.

 

[Superhighguy]

I still don't see what the big deal of sharing the girls ad is?

 

[JoeyD_01]

Just one more of many reasons why I am declining to go to the north end.
This happened around 1:45 PM on Tuesday (2 days ago).
Forget showing up at or just after 6 PM on any given day, when she is only doing incalls.
This happened at McKenzie Street & Pritchard Avenue, which is 2 blocks south & 1 block west of Magnus Street & McGregor Avenue.
This also happened after a Selkirk Avenue business in the 600 block of Selkirk Avenue was robbed by this individual a short time before.
http://winnipeg.ctvnews.ca/man-arrested-and-charged-after-robbery-on-selkirk-ave-1.3471400