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Review: Yuffie
- Thread starter robodisco
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Kimmy is good, but doesn't have the same zip/sparkle you get from Yuffie. (https://www.ampreviews.net/index.php?threads/review-lsc-korg-kimmy.89430/#post-670545)
Yuffie is certainly unique -- there's aspects to her that have the look of an 조선민주주의인민공화국 국가보위성 training program gone wrong. But she never ceases to put a smile on my face, once I got used to her odd bod.
My personal take? When I'm feeling itchy, but pinched, I see a C-GILF from my rotation. It's competent, it takes the itch away, but then the feeling kicks in, is that I'd rather of had one great session than two meh ones. There's also the problem, is that if I saw one girl too often, it would take away the zip.
Providers that are infinitely repeatable on a weekly basis like TW Maggie, HK Cici and AA Joy Wells are rare as hen's teeth. And even those ladies had their off days.
Yuffie is certainly unique -- there's aspects to her that have the look of an 조선민주주의인민공화국 국가보위성 training program gone wrong. But she never ceases to put a smile on my face, once I got used to her odd bod.
My personal take? When I'm feeling itchy, but pinched, I see a C-GILF from my rotation. It's competent, it takes the itch away, but then the feeling kicks in, is that I'd rather of had one great session than two meh ones. There's also the problem, is that if I saw one girl too often, it would take away the zip.
Providers that are infinitely repeatable on a weekly basis like TW Maggie, HK Cici and AA Joy Wells are rare as hen's teeth. And even those ladies had their off days.
Just text the number on the Ad. Some K-Orgs are oversubscribed, won't respond. Others will respond, but will want ID verification, a D/L and Pay Stub.
If you are not familiar with how the AAMP scene works (navigating complex directions into a monster gated apartment complexes, for starters)
I'd start with the C-AMP orgs, that have looser verification and tend to be in more accessible buildings. That way, you'll learn about all the little things that you need to do. There's a whole set of AAMP faq's on this board and others, that cover everything -- how to contact AAMPS so you get a response, the whole finding your way around (arrive early, park legally, memorize complex directions). And the whole AAMP ritual (thorough hygiene, shoes off at the door, donation ready, be punctual, finish on time).
If you are not familiar with how the AAMP scene works (navigating complex directions into a monster gated apartment complexes, for starters)
I'd start with the C-AMP orgs, that have looser verification and tend to be in more accessible buildings. That way, you'll learn about all the little things that you need to do. There's a whole set of AAMP faq's on this board and others, that cover everything -- how to contact AAMPS so you get a response, the whole finding your way around (arrive early, park legally, memorize complex directions). And the whole AAMP ritual (thorough hygiene, shoes off at the door, donation ready, be punctual, finish on time).
Sschen has the right idea. There are a lot of implied rules, behavior learned from experience. LSC has a pretty good strickt
set of rules in Candy 101. Some orgs will allow pre-book.as long as qualified or more than a day in advance, depending on popularity of provider, etc.
The provider can tell if monger newbie or experienced, and vice versa. The provider is more likely to feel at ease and safe with experienced monger who will follow all of the rules. The newbie mongers are riskier at a lot of different levels.
I'm good at non-verbal communication, very visually responsive which is good with language barrier. So, Silicon Valley engineers take heart. Always be compliant, never argue. Always pay first with new provider, the provider has less anxiety. In this business, if the service is lousy, you can't get a discount. Don't walk if you don't like the look. You may get banned. Good customers can probably cancel within a few hours for scheduling emergencies. (I've never had to do it.) On the other side, I've had cancellations after driving to an appointment, and also less frustrating cancellations at pre-book comfirmations. But don't argue with them, it will get you banned. Take your lumps. Orgs have plenty of business from compliant mongers and are protective of their providers from mongers. They don't need difficult ones.
All of the good PO's have good memories of monger behaviors, peccadillos etc.
I like the idea that it's sort of an illicit game that the monger is playing at. The difficulties rather than frustrations are game challenges, hidden rules, etc. all of which make it fun with great potential reward., sort of like playing high stakes poker.
set of rules in Candy 101. Some orgs will allow pre-book.as long as qualified or more than a day in advance, depending on popularity of provider, etc.
The provider can tell if monger newbie or experienced, and vice versa. The provider is more likely to feel at ease and safe with experienced monger who will follow all of the rules. The newbie mongers are riskier at a lot of different levels.
I'm good at non-verbal communication, very visually responsive which is good with language barrier. So, Silicon Valley engineers take heart. Always be compliant, never argue. Always pay first with new provider, the provider has less anxiety. In this business, if the service is lousy, you can't get a discount. Don't walk if you don't like the look. You may get banned. Good customers can probably cancel within a few hours for scheduling emergencies. (I've never had to do it.) On the other side, I've had cancellations after driving to an appointment, and also less frustrating cancellations at pre-book comfirmations. But don't argue with them, it will get you banned. Take your lumps. Orgs have plenty of business from compliant mongers and are protective of their providers from mongers. They don't need difficult ones.
All of the good PO's have good memories of monger behaviors, peccadillos etc.
I like the idea that it's sort of an illicit game that the monger is playing at. The difficulties rather than frustrations are game challenges, hidden rules, etc. all of which make it fun with great potential reward., sort of like playing high stakes poker.
I'll have to disagree with high stakes poker statement. In high stakes poker, the rules aren't hidden and are pretty well known. They aren't different from medium low or even micro stakes. The rake for venue/platform is known. There are standard rules about angle shooting if playing live. There is some unwritten etiquette about not table talking when you're in the hand or slow rolling your showdown opponent(s),but by and large these won't ever get you kicked out.
Whereas, you can say that the agency p4p game is rigged against you here. Ie, you can't cancel without repercussions but they can, advice to not walk even if you were bait and switched and so forth. Some places will bully you into not writing negative reviews or take down your existing ones if they figure out who you are. No matter how honest you were.
Whereas, you can say that the agency p4p game is rigged against you here. Ie, you can't cancel without repercussions but they can, advice to not walk even if you were bait and switched and so forth. Some places will bully you into not writing negative reviews or take down your existing ones if they figure out who you are. No matter how honest you were.
My appologies, I was getting carried away with analogies, I used a poor metaphor and since you evidently know a lot more about high stakes poker than me, some of analogies don't make sense. I think I was trying to equate some of the risk thrills of gambling to similar risk thrills of trying new providers. You can minimize your risks, but you don't know what you will get till you commit.