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08-13-18 17:52 #11456
Posts: 6686Vacations like the summer holiday is also high season for tourists travelling for afar. It might be low seasons for some locals, but just look at the Villash clubs in Austria: July / August is the busiest time of the year. Because the Italians have time off work.
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08-13-18 17:32 #11455
Posts: 6686Originally Posted by BigBuddy69 [View Original Post]
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08-13-18 09:56 #11454
Posts: 970Originally Posted by McAdonis [View Original Post]
In England, Ireland, Spain, the NL Germany, Ukraine mongering is again available to most men. Ukraine is possibly the exception because it seems almost every local woman has a price of $100 which is beyond the means of many local men to pay on a frequent basis unless they are involved in some sort of illegal activities.
Germany is a prime example of prostitution being available for almost every man. If you walk through Frankfurt RLD, the Hamburg RLD, etc toward the end of the evening you will see groups of late teens early twenties men, drunk as heck, walking the streets and stairwells looking for the WG of choice. These are not the affluent, they just have an extra €50 at the end of the night and full balls. If you look at the FKK concept, it was started by a man, to serve the needs of his friends in the village. I'm sure he never imagined how the concept would evolve. It is now a multi billion euro business with international sex tourists arriving daily. Yes, the tourists who are traveling internationally via long haul flights from North America or Asia tend to be affluent, but elsewhere the locals are still visiting working girls. If we advocate and support price increases to €140-200 per hour for basic services it will for sure negatively impact the everyday local man's ability to visit WGs, which I believe will have a larger negative impact on the legislation than anything we have seen to date.
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08-13-18 07:34 #11453
Posts: 972Originally Posted by McAdonis [View Original Post]
Still, probably a lot less than Sharks electric bill for July. I can't even imagine how many thousands of Euros they get popped for a month.
Originally Posted by McAdonis [View Original Post]
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08-13-18 02:27 #11452
Posts: 2073Originally Posted by XXL [View Original Post]
My point was that AC is not in every building and residence like it is in USA, so people manage to live without it, and probably less likely to complain when without it. Most regular Thai people apparently are forced to suffer without AC: "In Thailand, home air conditioners are not widely used despite the country's tropical heat and humidity. According to Iwatani, the country's air conditioner penetration rate is still 20% or lower. " https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Tha...for-investment.
FKK operators probably expect the customer traffic to dip in July and August (especially). We sometimes see some pricing promotions introduced during this period to counteract. Entire cities across Europe become ghost towns in August. Married European mongers must pack the kids into station wagons. Installing more AC would not encourage this demographic to attend, because they have social obligations during peak holiday season. I know some unmarried French, Belgian, Dutch, and German mongers who attend every weekend, but are missing in action for periods during the summer. When Europeans return to work from their month-long vacations, I suspect one needs a cover story. Unless said European monger can manage to be completely anti-social.
Perhaps some guy needs to have a heat stroke in Sharks boiler rooms before change occurs.
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08-13-18 01:42 #11451
Posts: 1744Originally Posted by XXL [View Original Post]
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08-13-18 00:55 #11450
Posts: 2419Originally Posted by McAdonis [View Original Post]
I think German clubs have been in denial about this. For the price and maintenance of their spurious swimming pools that people want to use on even less days of the year than AC they could have AC in at least some rooms. Note that some clubs keep their sauna pumping heat during hot days when you just can just as well sweat like a pig lying outside.
Girls often say they don't like AC, they say it makes them ill. I suspect they dislike clients who fuck athletically even more. In Sharks I have been led by girls to windowless rooms after requesting a "not too hot" room. They may have done this on purpose so that I would shorten my already short sessions.
Over the last few years Munich public transports have been plagued by delays in summer because of elderly passengers needing medical attention ("Notartzeinsatz"). This is a central Europe, with a continental climate, not Brittany.
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08-13-18 00:20 #11449
Posts: 2073There have been quite a few complaints on ISG about lack of air conditioning. I suspect the prevalence of such complaints is much lower amongst the mostly European clientele, therefore I don't think there will be any change any time soon. Majority of the European guests didn't grow up with AC like the Americans, so they can't miss what they never really had. Also most Europeans go on regular holiday to a seaside location during this time of the year, so fewer men in the club, to endure this suffering and to vocalize it to management.
Those Europeans that are still attending the clubs are probably rooming less. They pay entry to lounge in the outside areas all day and work on their tan. Temperatures are of course bearable outside in the shade if not engaging in physical activity. Their perspective: "I live close enough to come every weekend if I want, but Germany only has so many days each year with this marvelous weather. No need to really be too concerned about fucking WGs today". Unlike the tourist who paid 1000 EUR for his airfare, the local does not feel the urgency to log five sessions per day. One session at night after temperatures cool down is just fine. Zero sessions is also just fine.
World-wide, the use of air conditioning is mostly an American phenomenon. China and Japan apparently has spiked, but their usage is more recent. Europe may start to catch on with the record breaking heat wave this year. Other parts of the world which are actually much hotter and more humid, don't have the wealth yet to develop the appetite for AC.
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08-12-18 23:07 #11448
Posts: 108Monday's at Sharks / Oase / Mainhattan.
Hello fellow mongers,
I just had 2 great days at sharks (Saturday) and Oase (Sunday) reports will follow.
Any idea how the LU is in them on Mondays?
I am planning to either take a break tomorrow from 4 continuous days of sex or revisit Sharks or Oase on Monday.
Any advice will be very useful.
Thanks.
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08-12-18 21:12 #11447
Posts: 6686Originally Posted by Toto001 [View Original Post]
For Germany the CPI has gone up by just 15%.
So given that, a more correct price would be anywhere between 60 and 70 euro, given 50 euro as a basis in 2007.
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08-12-18 18:59 #11446
Posts: 4759Originally Posted by Chongmal [View Original Post]
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08-12-18 17:29 #11445
Posts: 2207The inflation has been very low in Europe especially if you don't count the energy and food costs. Maybe you earn 5 times more but that's not the case for everyone. If they raised the 30 minutes costs from 50 to 100, a lot of the clubs would close and more than half of the girls would be back to work in some Bucharest Macdonald. Since one year, there are less and mess men in the clubs, raising the prices wouldn't make them come back.
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08-12-18 10:33 #11444
Posts: 122I have to second Pistons view on the things
Originally Posted by Pistons [View Original Post]
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08-12-18 05:10 #11443
Posts: 6686Originally Posted by Polyamorist [View Original Post]
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08-12-18 04:42 #11442
Posts: 970Originally Posted by Polyamorist [View Original Post]