New To Calgary

[DudeUse]

Hello PERBians,

I am moving to Calgary from Toronto after living here for more than 3 years. I am an active member of the TERB board where my favorite hobbies are SCs and MPAs.

As a fellow member of the board, I would like to hear from you'll on

• how this lifestyle is in Calgary compared to Toronto,
• what can I expect and what not to expect here?
• how is it different in Calgary vs Toronto.
• PERB forum rules?

I will take more time in going through all the recent ads and reviews to get some idea on the shops and their players in details. But looking for more on setting my expectations right before getting into any action.

 

[Shoe Collector]

Massive drop off in talent and quality of offerings. Way more expensive than Toronto 😂. I love my trips to Toronto haha.

I would generally stay away from the condo LL ads. They are generally all granny scams. Lots of shops with varying talent depending on the month. Part of the fun is walking in to the unknown and finding what you consider acceptable VFM. Good luck friend

 

[Boogeryyc]

Calgary is a mixed bag and how much fun you’ll have depends on whether you’re driven by looks, by ethnicity, or by services. Let me know specifically what you’re looking for and I can give you my two cents. A word or warning though is that I don’t have much info on AMPs.

there are two major differences between Calgary and Toronto. The first is obviously number of women and variety.

the second is that you won’t find true super high end talent in Calgary. Not many are charging a grand an hour so if you’re into that you’ll have to satisfy yourself with touring ladies.

that said, some of the best providers I’ve seen anywhere in the world are in Calgary. Morgan XO, Taylor Sweet, and Giselle could work anywhere in the world and be successful. There are lots of others in that category too but as I’m in a beach on the east coast getting drunk right now their names escape me.

you also have to be careful of some entitlement and some hugely inflated egos that don’t translate into great service.