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Review: Tai Chi Gifts

quintetmaximus

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If Papasan was that old, it wasn't the owner. Also older attendants means he might have gotten out of the business? I wonder about his place in bridgeport.
 

sit_here

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If the place in Bridgeport is the same place I'm thinking of I was in there about 2 weeks ago. Door was answered by a younger oriental guy, girl was in her 20's slim girl. Wasn't much gonna happen there, there was a space right outside the room they made into a sleeping area. I give the place a 4 out of 10.

If you were talking about the one of Ford Rd, that place is strictly legit or it was the last time I was in there early last year. No rooms, just areas divided by curtains. Awesome massages tho. Parking around back.
 

sit_here

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No doubt. And it's a good business at that. All cash, who's to say how much money they make versus what they report on taxes. That extra 1 bill you offer as a "tip" is damn good money. How many of us make that per hour at our jobs? Do the math, 1 bill x 4 or 5 guys a shift, 5 days/week............. Problem comes down to what most cash businesses have (especially the ones on the "other" side of the law) is what to do with all that cash. Can't deposit large amounts without the bank reporting it. Not too many businesses take large sums of cash as payments anymore for things like cars, boats, houses, etc. The orientals are good at keeping things within the family so I'm sure that they have a way of dealing with all that cash.
 

scubatoo

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No doubt. And it's a good business at that. All cash, who's to say how much money they make versus what they report on taxes. That extra 1 bill you offer as a "tip" is damn good money. How many of us make that per hour at our jobs? Do the math, 1 bill x 4 or 5 guys a shift, 5 days/week............. Problem comes down to what most cash businesses have (especially the ones on the "other" side of the law) is what to do with all that cash. Can't deposit large amounts without the bank reporting it. Not too many businesses take large sums of cash as payments anymore for things like cars, boats, houses, etc. The orientals are good at keeping things within the family so I'm sure that they have a way of dealing with all that cash.
Money often goes to Chinese banks in Flushing and then dispersed from there. Who knows if there is any paper trail for curious eyes as the money finds its way to China.
 
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