Give me specific examples...por favor.
[QUOTE=Carlos Perez]I don't agree... might have improved for the eye, but not in substance. Some of the girls are the worst mercenaries I have ever been with. This girls have it easy with the quota they need for the salary: 12 privados as opposed to the Infinito where the quota is 30 privados.
So they go to the quick peso, no quality involved....[/QUOTE]
I realize that because I am comparatively limited with respect to my activities in El Infinito these days, that perhaps my optomism with respect to Givenchy is conveniently embellished for my own reassurance. That realization has occurred to me.
But, I am still interested in hearing the specific details of why you judge it this way, Carlos. Give me some specific examples of why you've formed that conclusion. I don't mean that to sound like a challenge, but I am more interested to know based on your specific attempts with specific girls there rather than generalizations.
That is an interesting observation with respect to the numbers of privados required. But, it would seem to me they would have significantly less incentive to be mercenary, requiring only 12 privados to make salary. If they have it so easy, why would they choose to be mercenary?
It would seem that they would be less mercenary, and provide even better service so as to make as much as they possibly can in the future by providing good service to an established customer base without all the pressure associated with their salida quota, especially after having already earned their salary.
It seems to me that they would not have the pressure that the Infinito girls have to play you along in the privados, thereby skillfully extending the time they take to bring you off, etc...subsequently resulting in more privados for them, and higher prices for you as a consumer of their service.
You know, it occurs to me that most of your activities, Carlos, are generally limited to the services rendered in the clubs, whereas my activities are primarily on salida. So, with respect to the difference in the two kinds of activities, I can see where my own experiences in the privados may not be an accurate assessment within the same context as yours.
I don't do anything in the privados other than to interview the girls. So, in that respect, I suppose I have no direct experience with respect to how the girls might "put-out," and to what extent they may have mercenary attitudes in the privados.
What I have noticed with them is a lesser desire, seemingly, to keep me in the privados as long as the Infinito girls. Maybe it's because I know a lot of the Infinito girls. The girls in El Infinito will do anything to keep you there, talk your ear off, bring you right to the brink and then back off, prolonging their time, playing little games, etc...I speak with respect to my former experience with the Infinito girls because at this juncture, I am relatively inactive there other than to fraternize with my friends from yesteryear, they talking my ear off. :D
I've found that distinction noticeable between the two clubs. But, I consider that kind of activity, delaying you in the privados for as long as possible, to be more mercenary not less. I guess it's all in how you interpret it, and the extent of your satisfaction with them with regard to strictly partaking in privado action.
You may be interpreting some of what you're experiencing from the girls in Givenchy as mercenary, when in reality, it is simply "personality inneptitude" in comparison to the skill level of the girls in El Infinito to charm you. From my perspective, I wouldn't term it mercenary with respect to attitude in Givenchy, just comparative inneptitude.
However, of course, you have more experiences with them than I do, visiting the clubs on a weekly basis. I will admit that you have a wider sampling range from which to draw conclusions, so I don't mean this to sound like I'm contradicting your assessment. Perhaps it's a matter of symantics. I have noticed a difference in the "charm" level, or skill level, of the girls with respect to their enticement abilities. But, the overall, eventual results, for me, have been quite satisfying so far at Givenchy.
I don't say that it's better than El Infinito at this juncture, but I do say that it is improving, and has the potential to eventually become as good. I am strictly making that prediction based on the improvements at the facility itself, and the vastly improved selection in comparison to the Old Givenchy.
I have three instances out of three specific attempts, 3 for 3, that make me optomistic, but admittedly my experience is based on a limited sampling in comparison to yours, and considering the differences in our mongering styles (Salidas versus Privados and in-house services), we might have a different perspective.
I remind you that the sister of Gina from Pasarelas, my "T" girl, the girl I bar fined from Givenchy last time, she was not in any way mercenary with me when she went on salida. She was quite the opposite, very friendly, very affectionate, totally compliant, a little slow in warming up sexually, but not bad, just not to my high standard, but eventually coming to a nice simmer, and a firecracker ending. Remember, as you yourself once said, I have very high, sometimes unrealistic, expectations from the girls I select. So, for me to endorse the girls I've selected from Givenchy, it is no small accomplishment for them.
And, I also took one of the girls into the private room on the trip prior to my last visit. I had literally "unbelievable" service with that one, uncharacteristic service, animalistic, affectionate beyond belief, totally uninhibited, absolutely no holding back, almost a "G" girl level of attention. No mercenary attitude there.
However, as I previously mentioned, in the private room, there is a push to sell drinks, but they're no worse at pushing them than in any of the other clubs, and the drinks are cheap, 50 pesos. They will drink about one every 15-20 minutes. That isn't out of the ordinary, certainly not mercenary.
I have a third one in Givenchy that will not go on salida, but she will go into the private room, a real sweetheart too. She is kind of a cross between my "G" girl in looks, but possibly just a little bigger...not much...perfectly acceptable. I showed her to you last time I was there. I am going to take her for a spin in the private room on my next trip...maybe the big private room this time :D
I did run into the "she-husband" to WastedG's "X" girl, and yes, she IS a mercenary. But, I recognized it in her immediately, and held her to only one privado. But, there are many of the same just like her in El Infinito, verdad?
You must admit, regardless of your own experiences with mercenary attitude, in comparison to the old Givenchy, the new Givenchy is worlds apart.
Remember, I was surprised when I found you gawking at the possibilities in Givenchy the last time I was in town, the night I was feeling under the weather, and we ended up over at Tangalay together.
You are at least looking at the prospects in the New Givenchy. I don't ever remember you making the effort in the Old Givenchy in the past. I don't think I ever ran into you in the old Givenchy, NOT IN OVER FIVE YEARS...It was so uncharacteristic to find you in Givenchy, that it was akin to finding you in La Cava with Porker. So, there must be something to it!
Mexico's Día de los Muertos (The Day of the Dead Holiday)
Every year, on November 1st (All Saints Day) and 2nd (All Souls Day), something unique takes place in many areas of Mexico: Day of the Dead festivities. While it's strange for most of us to accept the fact that "death" and "festivities" can go hand-in-hand, for most Mexicans, the two are intricately entwined. This all stems from the ancient indigenous peoples of Mexico (Purepecha, Nahua, Totonac and Otomí) who believed that the souls of the dead return each year to visit with their living relatives - to eat, drink and be merry. Just like they did when they were living.
Día de los Muertos - It sounds so mysterious, Mexico's celebration for when dead relatives, both young and old, are allowed to return to the mortal world for two days to visit loved ones. Spirits coming down and walking among the living, sampling earthly treats and joining in the festival ... it sounds like a merry version of our Halloween holiday.
But instead of scarry goblins and blood curdling shrieks, the people in Mexico welcome the spirits of their families with the delicious smell of food in the air, tasty candies decorated like skulls, and lighted candles to guide them home again. Gravestones are decorated, and the whole family will gather in the graveyard to await and pay respects to the deceased.
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