Globe Club

[QUOTE=ShoesAndSocks;2448031]I read on swissinfo.ch that there will be another vote on September 27 to scrap the Free Movement of People agreement between the EU and Switzerland.

This was an issue voted on back in 2014, and has implications for Romanian WGs working in Swiss clubs like Globe. I recall Globe putting a halt on club improvements until this was resolved, as losing those girls would cripple the clubs. It seemed to get politically bogged down and shelved.

What do locals think may happen?
I fear given the economic impact of the current crisis there might be a tendency towards nationalism / controlling borders / curtailing immigration & foreign workers.[/QUOTE]Really hard to tell. When I moved some 16 years ago to CH there was a wave of nationalism launching. Some political ads remembered me in their design on German ads during Hitler regime (learned it in school, I am from Germany). In the recent years this slowed down a bit. In Germany the right wing party also lost grounds with the current crisis. I would expect, that it will be to the good as during the current crisis the right wing parties really had nothing to offer but complaining about everything (from not enough and too late measures to too many and to early measures from the same people). I stay optimistic.

[QUOTE=Sirioja;2447894]For few, it was under pressure and bullshit of other girls. For few others, from what they were bullshit by some guys. Anyway they broke magic, so, not interesting anymore. Next one.[/QUOTE]These explanations make sense; I didn't think of pressure from other girls as one of the possibilities. Thank you.

[QUOTE=CuriousExplore;2448126]These explanations make sense; I didn't think of pressure from other girls as one of the possibilities. Thank you.[/QUOTE]Jealousy between girls, also jealousy from guys.

[QUOTE=Ovechkin08;2447858]Romania is part of the EU which means all Romanians have freedom of movement within the EU. Almost every girl who works at Globe speaks decent English too. Any of the girls there could move to the UK or Ireland and get a hospitality job making EUR 1.5-2 k per month, a substantial increase compared to the EUR 600 per month that a person with a good education could earn in Bucharest (the capital). The reality is that most of the girls are too proud to do a proper job and feel entitled to money based on their looks. They want high end clothes, fancy holidays, a nice apartment and a new car back home without doing the hard work that the rest of us do. I feel little sympathy for these girls. My heart goes out to the girls in places like Thailand who live on a few bucks a day.[/QUOTE]I agree 100%.

Also who justify them about poorety, they can move to another land with their husband or BF and make a normal job and spare some money and go back to their land years later with saved money, they prefer the easy way, don't judge for this but please we don't have to feel pity for them, they like this lifestyle to afford a lifestyle to show trough social media, prostitutes of other land are more reserved, I never seen an Hungarian or Polish prostitute to show her lifestyle like this Romanian chicks.

Even if in Romania the salary would be higher to 2000 euro they would prefer make prostitutes and earn more money.

[QUOTE=Ovechkin08;2447858]Romania is part of the EU which means all Romanians have freedom of movement within the EU. Almost every girl who works at Globe speaks decent English too. Any of the girls there could move to the UK or Ireland and get a hospitality job making EUR 1.5-2 k per month, a substantial increase compared to the EUR 600 per month that a person with a good education could earn in Bucharest (the capital). The reality is that most of the girls are too proud to do a proper job and feel entitled to money based on their looks. They want high end clothes, fancy holidays, a nice apartment and a new car back home without doing the hard work that the rest of us do. I feel little sympathy for these girls. My heart goes out to the girls in places like Thailand who live on a few bucks a day.[/QUOTE]Not after Dec 31 2020 they can't as the UK (sadly) voted to leave the EU and they have introduced a new Australian style points based system for immigration for work. Secondly, I don't think prostitution is easy work: do you think it is easy to be a beautiful 20 year old and have to fuck obese 50+ year olds with money day in day out? One girl from Paradise in Stuttgart who I became friends with even after she retired told me after she had retired that she still quote, 'have nightmares about Paradise'. I live in Switzerland and I think that this vote will probably pass because outside the big cities there is a lot of xenophobia and mistrust of foreigners. If it does pass, either Globe will have to get more local girls or, which I think is more likely, girls will get tourist visas and then work illegally. I imagine the owners will turn a blind eye to this. Or they will introduce an exception for sex workers but require them to register. I'm sure something will work out. If not, if all the Romanians leave, even Globe would probably have to close.

[QUOTE=ShoesAndSocks;2448031]I read on swissinfo.ch that there will be another vote on September 27 to scrap the Free Movement of People agreement between the EU and Switzerland.

This was an issue voted on back in 2014, and has implications for Romanian WGs working in Swiss clubs like Globe. I recall Globe putting a halt on club improvements until this was resolved, as losing those girls would cripple the clubs. It seemed to get politically bogged down and shelved.

What do locals think may happen?
I fear given the economic impact of the current crisis there might be a tendency towards nationalism / controlling borders / curtailing immigration & foreign workers.[/QUOTE]Small Switzerland need Romanians, not only for brothels, but for cleaning for rich. Also many Albanians or Balkanians, when Switzerland and Zurich city is real drugs market. About WGs, not all make more than 2000 per day and buy X6 or Q5 or Mercedes, or Louboutin or Gucci. At Amesia for example, girls don t have to pay entry when they make no business. Business in Switzerland is not anymore what it was, and even at Globe I saw empty at night and not full crowded on day, on my last visits. Not all girls are busy. In Germany, at big Sharks for example, some girls don t cover entry and sleeping rate everyday. I remember Ella at World, she would be on average of Globe looks level now, telling me at the end of the room: I'm only 20, and I have to make money for my mother and my small brothers are home, had good time with her but made me feel uncomfortable. Of course, many are pimped and buy car for pimp, of course family is happy to get money, of course those who make big money spend too much this too fast money, but for many, they don t have much money for them at the end, and even fast money they are not able to make elsewhere, but I will never say easy money, for a woman as I always try to look at them.

Hi everyone,

Anyone know when Globe chain will be opening again? I seriously need to get my freak on, am going crazy in lockdown.

What about the Club Life chain?

Any info much appreciated.

Thanks.

Some naiveness regarding Romania's backward culture.

1. Many girls are serfs and have to pay off astronomical loans for trip to CH, housing and cut of earnings; I heard this during a session.

2. Romania's culture is far more backward than most realize; closer to Taliban or Roma in treating women as chattle to settle debts or sale.

3. This beats life in Ceusecues gulags or mass graves, in workers paradise or giving sex to local commissar, police or refrigerator apartchnik.

4. Being employed by Ingo and surrounded by bankers, brokers and traders will wear off and they will see real quality of men.

5. In Germany, legally registered prostitutes are getting unemployment benefits and pension credits during this crisis.

Overall, I would say our capital flow of capitalism will benefit them; just like the brothels of the US gold-rush or Roaring 1920's.

Every democracy goes thru this stage until they assimilate and lose their backward traditions.

P.S., family "knows".

[URL]https://www.insideover.com/society/how-romania-became-europes-sex-trafficking-factory.html[/URL]

[QUOTE=Sebastiane;2448179]Not after Dec 31 2020 they can't as the UK (sadly) voted to leave the EU and they have introduced a new Australian style points based system for immigration for work. Secondly, I don't think prostitution is easy work: do you think it is easy to be a beautiful 20 year old and have to fuck obese 50+ year olds with money day in day out? One girl from Paradise in Stuttgart who I became friends with even after she retired told me after she had retired that she still quote, 'have nightmares about Paradise'. I live in Switzerland and I think that this vote will probably pass because outside the big cities there is a lot of xenophobia and mistrust of foreigners. If it does pass, either Globe will have to get more local girls or, which I think is more likely, girls will get tourist visas and then work illegally. I imagine the owners will turn a blind eye to this. Or they will introduce an exception for sex workers but require them to register. I'm sure something will work out. If not, if all the Romanians leave, even Globe would probably have to close.[/QUOTE]Maybe its not so easy but why they don't go abroad making a normal job with normal salary?

Its easy to work 9 hours a day and earn 4000 Francs or 1500 Euro?

This radical chic politically correct that some writers have make me really laugh.

[QUOTE=Sebastiane;2448179]Not after Dec 31 2020 they can't as the UK (sadly) voted to leave the EU and they have introduced a new Australian style points based system for immigration for work. Secondly, I don't think prostitution is easy work: do you think it is easy to be a beautiful 20 year old and have to fuck obese 50+ year olds with money day in day out? One girl from Paradise in Stuttgart who I became friends with even after she retired told me after she had retired that she still quote, 'have nightmares about Paradise'. I live in Switzerland and I think that this vote will probably pass because outside the big cities there is a lot of xenophobia and mistrust of foreigners. If it does pass, either Globe will have to get more local girls or, which I think is more likely, girls will get tourist visas and then work illegally. I imagine the owners will turn a blind eye to this. Or they will introduce an exception for sex workers but require them to register. I'm sure something will work out. If not, if all the Romanians leave, even Globe would probably have to close.[/QUOTE]Yes, fast big money they couldn't make elsewhere, when highest educated Romanians or Germans don't work in brothels and make less money, but if you have a bit of respect for women, and you don't see WGs just as pieces of meat, then you can't think they have easy job. Some may have problems about pregnancy, from this job. Money may not be happiness. I often heard girls saying: I can't have a BF because he would be with me for my money, and what about their image of men? At least, some learn to lick ass.

[QUOTE=MrExperienced;2448282]Hi everyone,
Anyone know when Globe chain will be opening again? I seriously need to get my freak on, am going crazy in lockdown.
[/QUOTE]They had webcams running for a few weeks until they canned it. The About Hands massage studio was set to reopen last Friday, but they've shelved that idea for now. Globe's restaurant reopens on 11 May, but I think there's only food on offer. A further easing of the lockdown is scheduled for 8 June, but I doubt that places like Globe are going to reopen then.

[QUOTE=Samplerr;2448378]They had webcams running for a few weeks until they canned it. The About Hands massage studio was set to reopen last Friday, but they've shelved that idea for now. Globe's restaurant reopens on 11 May, but I think there's only food on offer. A further easing of the lockdown is scheduled for 8 June, but I doubt that places like Globe are going to reopen then.[/QUOTE]No more girls working on schedule. I doubt brothel restaurant will reopen before brothel, who would go to this restaurant? And from my experience, Swiss penalties are very heavy.

[QUOTE=Samplerr;2448378]Globe's restaurant reopens on 11 May, but I think there's only food on offer.[/QUOTE]Why? It would a great place to arrange hookups. And I don't even know why the hookups couldn't be on-site, unless Switzerland has banned sex entirely.

Failing that you could eat your dessert off a girl's ass for a small fee. In the meantime it is perfectly legal for florists to operate in Switzerland, so they should have converted Globe into a big greenhouse or tropical paradise with an Adam and Eve theme. Anything to keep the business running. Anything that is not webcams.

From a swissinfo.ch article dated May 3rd (with bold emphasis added by me) ...

[I][b]Unexpected discoveries about a virus scientists still don't know well could slow down the development of a safe and effective vaccine[/b], Matthias Egger said in an interview published on Sunday.

Egger, who leads the scientific task force set up by the Swiss government to coordinate advice and research on the virus, told the NZZ am Sonntag newspaper [b]he hoped large-scale vaccinations could take place in the context of studies in a years time[/b].

[b]But until doctors have all the answers to the virus, measures like social distancing should continue[/b] in a bid to keep the reproductive rate or R0 factor (the estimated number of new infections caused by a single case) below one and thus slow the spread of the virus.

[b]We may have to live like this for another two years or more[/b], he said.

His views were echoed by Didier Pittet, head of the infection control programme at Geneva University Hospital. Pittet told the newspaper Le Matin Dimanche that Switzerland has managed to lower its R0 factor from a high of 3.8 at the start of the outbreak to 0.6, following lockdown measures.

To prevent another spike, he said [b]social distancing, good hand-washing and wearing masks in certain situations may be necessary in the long term[/b].[/I]

There's a nice little shit sandwich to digest. TWO YEARS OR MORE!

Surely if this (hopefully worst) case scenario eventuates, then the clubs couldn't re-open for another two years, and hence realistically never re-open?

If really for 2 years, maybe some girls will return to Germany or Austria for less expensive, when many Globe girls come from Germany. Wait and see. Also not so sure so soon in Germany, where R0 increased after confined.