Review: Shanghai Spa

[KungFrigginFoo]

MoreAl ... the clock starts the minute you enter the massage room, regardless if you opt for the TS or not. So if you get the TS, you'll get less massage time in the room.

I've been to plenty of places that practice this, is it not correct, where is it written?

 

[KungFrigginFoo]

Nice addition. But you are now one of the less than 1% of spas anywhere that charges for it. You may want to rethink it. Just my .02.

Are you serious? It's more like there are less than 1% that DON'T charge for it. You think the provider installs the TS to LOSE money? C'mon, guy, get real. The provider that I saw Amy told me that they do give a free table shower if the massage is 90 minutes or longer. Can't have everything for free. Happy mongering!

 

[Spa1123]

Are you serious? It's more like there are less than 1% that DON'T charge for it. You think the provider installs the TS to LOSE money? C'mon, guy, get real. The provider that I saw Amy told me that they do give a free table shower if the massage is 90 minutes or longer. Can't have everything for free. Happy mongering!

Nope, you're wrong. Serenity in Mechanicsburg doesn't charge for it. Ruby's in Mechanicsburg doesn't charge for it. Mindy's in Camp Hill doesn't charge for it. Now you tell me all the other places that DO charge for it. It'll be closer to 1% than 99%.

 

[KungFrigginFoo]

You gave me 3 out of how many hundreds and thousands of providers. Statistics aren't something you just generically generate because you've seen a few providers that don't charge for a service. Statistics are based on data collected PROFESSIONALLY, not some monger who wants a free TS so decides "less that 1%" makes a strong argument. That's why I'm not going to give you my list, because what's the point? Either you go there or you don't. There are providers that charge and others that don't. And until I see your empirical data that it's "less than 1%" (ridiculous) I certainly will take your statement with a grain of salt.

 

[Spa1123]

I can stand a certain level of nonsense, but not this level.

 

[KungFrigginFoo]

Of course you can't, this level is beyond you. That I do understand.

 

[scubatoo]

This will be my last comment on this. I have had well over 500 sessions in my lifetime. I always take the TS if the spa has one. But I have never been asked to pay for a TS, Nor do I know of any spa I have visited that charged for one. So that reduces my personal experience from my estimated 1% generally, to 0% personally. Sorry I am not a professional analyst. Just a knowledgable monger. At the same time, house fees are generally $60. There are a few less. And a few more, perhaps $70 or $80. Last I checked, we are still a free enterprise system. You can charge as much or as little as you want. And I still have the option of going or not to your spa. You don't have to defend anything. It is your choice how you run your business.

 

[JayPh]

I'd pay the extra 10 bucks for the table shower here simply because I like Amy's technique and she's very friendly and good eye candy.

However, I still think that a shower should be included in the price of any massage.

Just my two cents.

 

[MoreAl]

You gave me 3 out of how many hundreds and thousands of providers. Statistics aren't something you just generically generate because you've seen a few providers that don't charge for a service. Statistics are based on data collected PROFESSIONALLY, not some monger who wants a free TS so decides "less that 1%" makes a strong argument. That's why I'm not going to give you my list, because what's the point? Either you go there or you don't. There are providers that charge and others that don't. And until I see your empirical data that it's "less than 1%" (ridiculous) I certainly will take your statement with a grain of salt.

Your responses to me and others show your inexperience and ignorance . The vast majority do not charge for a TS and the time you spend in the shower is deducted from ur overall time . The infintismal few that charge also typically deduct the time in the shower from your overall time , but i know of 2 that start the clock when the shower ends .

So , silly foo(l) , quit pretending to be smarter than ur response proves you are .

Run some stats on that . And check ur list twice , ur a naughty boy .

 

[MoreAl]

Many

This will be my last comment on this. I have had well over 500 sessions in my lifetime. I always take the TS if the spa has one. But I have never been asked to pay for a TS, Nor do I know of any spa I have visited that charged for one. So that reduces my personal experience from my estimated 1% generally, to 0% personally. Sorry I am not a professional analyst. Just a knowledgable monger. At the same time, house fees are generally $60. There are a few less. And a few more, perhaps $70 or $80. Last I checked, we are still a free enterprise system. You can charge as much or as little as you want. And I still have the option of going or not to your spa. You don't have to defend anything. It is your choice how you run your business.

Everything you wrote is accurate , and my session humber is similar to yours in numbers of spa's . I know 1 legit place that charges , but time in shower is not deducted from time in room . I have read ads of ohers .

Thank you for not capitalizing any words to pretend they were more persuasive that way .

More from Al later .

MoreAl

 

[MoreAl]

You gave me 3 out of how many hundreds and thousands of providers. Statistics aren't something you just generically generate because you've seen a few providers that don't charge for a service. Statistics are based on data collected PROFESSIONALLY, not some monger who wants a free TS so decides "less that 1%" makes a strong argument. That's why I'm not going to give you my list, because what's the point? Either you go there or you don't. There are providers that charge and others that don't. And until I see your empirical data that it's "less than 1%" (ridiculous) I certainly will take your statement with a grain of salt.

Can we see an abstract of ur study , including materials and methods, null hypothesis , how u collected ur data , ur raw data , which statistical methods u used , how u corrected for bias ?

Explain professional collection of data . If a person is a professional does that mean that everything they do is professional ? If u are not a professional , is everything u do un-professional ? What is generic data ? Is that different from prescription data ? Is there organic data ? Do you data mine ? Do you have any meta-data ?

U have no list , no data , no dick .

 

[MoreAl]

MoreAl ... the clock starts the minute you enter the massage room, regardless if you opt for the TS or not. So if you get the TS, you'll get less massage time in the room.

It was a question , along with my opinion . I have seen it done both ways , but most places do not charge for a shower. Some do deduct it from time , some don't .

Is it ok if the owner answers a question directed at them ?

 

[KungFrigginFoo]

I just spoke with Amy, she said that TABLE SHOWERS ARE INCLUDED WITH ALL MASSAGES. She will not charge for it unless you want your TS after your massage time is up.

 

[KungFrigginFoo]

Can we see an abstract of ur study , including materials and methods, null hypothesis , how u collected ur data , ur raw data , which statistical methods u used , how u corrected for bias ?

Explain professional collection of data . If a person is a professional does that mean that everything they do is professional ? If u are not a professional , is everything u do un-professional ? What is generic data ? Is that different from prescription data ? Is there organic data ? Do you data mine ? Do you have any meta-data ?

U have no list , no data , no dick .

Was that an attempt at "humor". Lame. And then a dick reference? Somebody has dick on their mind.

 

[MoreAl]

Was that an attempt at "humor". Lame. And then a dick reference? Somebody has dick on their mind.

No, Foo(l)

 

[ronnyjeremy]

I think it is the norm that ts are included at no extra cost, but I have been to a few places that charge .50 for the house and .10 for the ts.... which really isn't any different from the .6 norm house fee

 

[Spa1123]

The link posted earlier in this thread: https://shanghai-spa-asian-massage-therapist.business.site/ now says this:

"We now have a table shower! Table shower is INCLUDED with your massage (excludes 30 min. Massage). If you want a Table Shower after your massage is finished there will be a minimal $10 charge."

 

[cetova]

House fee $60
Table Shower fee $10
One hour $70
Undress 5 min
Table shower 10 min
Dry off 5 min
Body massage 30 min
Flip and head scalp massage 5 min
Help you dress up 5 min
Time is up!

That's the best reply I've ever seen. Thanks.

 

[Nottarobot]

Shanghai Spa Asian Massage 1 day ago


We now have a table shower! Come on in and enjoy a nice warm shower before or after your massage! If you get a 90 minute massage or longer you get a FREE table shower!!!

The following is a copy of what is on your website reference to Table Showers.

Posted on Jan 27, 2019
We now have a table shower! Table shower is INCLUDED with your massage (excludes 30 min. Massage). If you want a Table Shower after your massage is finished there will be a minimal $10 charge.