Great newbie report, dude!
[QUOTE=Member #3346]Of note, I'm Asian, speak some Spanish and English, no German, and a lot girls wouldn't talk to me. Some told me that Asians aren't thought of as good customers because many speak no English and it's hard to communicate.
For a newbie in Frankfurt that doesn't speak much German or Russian, if you had to pick a single FKK, go to Oase. [/QUOTE]
Its kind of difficult to try to enjoy yourself at this place while at the same time worrying about being taken advantage of.
And while some guys pooh pooh the importance of being able to communicate, it makes a huge difference.
German, Polish and Russian. Those are the key languages to learn.
I personally am into Hungarian women though. Need to find a way to take classes.
Though mostly the women will find a way around communication problems, some of the women do not like to deal with it. This shouldn't be a surprise.
Yes, I agree. Oase is the best deal of the Hessen 3.
Who is a rip off and who is a good sp?
#3346,
Thank you for a good report. I agree -- not just Palace but at any FKK, it could be a mine field. I have had a fair share of bad sessions. However, as I learned more, my good session ratio has improved significantly. The following are what I do to best ensure that I will have a good session:
1. Talk to the girl before commiting yourself and get some senses (This works often but not all the time, as some girls change their attitude completely once in the room).
2. Talk to other customers and get their recommendations. At leaset they will tell you their bad experience and you can avoid those girls.
3. Watch the body language/chemistry of the couple after they come out of the room. This could be YMMV, but at least you can tell the bad chemistry.
I would like to hear from other members as well if they have more to add to this.
my theory on Palace price increase - warning: politically incorrect:)
Palace has increased entry fee to 75 Euros, which is extremly bad news of course. I was wondering what the reasonig was behind that move (if any) - besides ripping off customers of course:)
My own take is that Palace wants to change their customer make-up – more foreign business types, who don´t care about 10 € increase, and less young locals (often Turkish or Arab). To put it bluntly – they are trying to keep out certain types of people.
Palace is in the city of Frankfurt, next to the subway, people don’t need a car, and so it has a lot of young local guys. Personally I´ve never had any problems with the Turkish guys, but many people do complain about them. It seems to be an issue the behavior of Turkish guys when they are in a group, out with their buddies etc. as opposed to guys by themselves.
In small-talk some girls in GT and PHG told me, when I asked them if they´d worked in other clubs – “yeah sure, Palace, but there are too many Turks, that´s why I came here”. The first time I heard that, I was stunned, but it seems many of the girls feel that way.
It´s the same thing that happens with normal clubs (discotheques) in Germany all the time – a club becomes popular, more & more people, in the end too many Turkish guys (they tend to go out in all-male groups) so there is an numerical imbalance, girls don´t feel comfortable anymore & stop going there and the club goes south financially. Sad, but true. And please don´t go all pc on me, I´m just describing things, not judging anything.
I think something like that is happening with Palace. Personally I doubt 10 Euros will change things, especially as it pisses off ALL customers, but we´ll see. The Japanese guys in town for a few days will continue to come to Palace.
Felipe