So many new/old SP popping up during this week. But I find the prices bit different on some provider more high during this time.
Do you hobby during g Grand prix week?
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So you are saying increase in supply doesn’t equalize with demand for the week? Why? This is not in accordance with the theories of my college economics professor.
Whatch out for the new/old popping up they know what they are doing 
Grand Prix is for visitors on a 2-3 day party stunt. They are easy to fool! To say the least.
I do not do anything during that week. Many regular girl also take off as they do not like to deal with drunk ferrari dudes
Cheers,
Grand Prix is for visitors on a 2-3 day party stunt. They are easy to fool! To say the least.
I do not do anything during that week. Many regular girl also take off as they do not like to deal with drunk ferrari dudes
Cheers,
Just went out on Crescent street today. Beautiful outside and enjoy seeing a lot of people and nice ladies.
No, I don't do hobby in this period of time every year. As a local guy I can do it later. I think it is the time for our visitors. Besides I am always worried there might be cops around.
No, I don't do hobby in this period of time every year. As a local guy I can do it later. I think it is the time for our visitors. Besides I am always worried there might be cops around.
I think it is smart decision ;-) especially if you have to work on night shift.Many regular girl also take off as they do not like to deal with drunk ferrari dudes
There may be a lot of girls working, but also a lot of customers... Im not a fan of F1 so ill never gonna go see the show itself, so why should i hobby during that time lol.
Ill wait for a different time.
Ill wait for a different time.
The idea that the escort business is somehow radically different during Grand Prix weekend is a myth. I have attended the GP many times over the years and I have not found that the escort business operates differently in any significant way.
Only a small minority of F1 fans are looking to hire escorts. No one can say how many F1 fans seek out escorts though the indy girls and the agency bookers can probably give some reliable estimates of how their business fluctuates during the GP. But when a client calls a girl or a booker he doesn't have to say, "Hi, I am here for the F1 race and I want to book a girl." So there is no way to know exactly what effect the F1 fans have on the business.
Also, some of the normal demand for escorts which comes from conference attendees and business travelers slows down in the summer so when the slack in demand is taken up by race fans, they become more noticeable.
I do think that some agencies try to get as many girls as possible to work during the GP just in case there is a sudden upsurge in demand, but as some have noted, some girls prefer not to work during the GP.
Locals probably do cut back on their demand for escorts because of the perception that escorts are hard to book during GP weekend.
One of the reasons behind the myth of F1 fans causing a huge upsurge in demand for escorts is feminist propaganda. We've seen it in the past and of course it is back this year.
http://montrealgazette.com/news/local-news/grand-prix
The signs can seem obvious, but only if you know what you’re looking for. Over the course of the last few weeks, a coalition of women’s groups behind a sexual exploitation awareness campaign has been looking for them in job postings online.
The ads promote work during this weekend’s Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal. They target women, often ask for a recent photo, say applicants can make lots of quick money and don’t need any experience. There’s no training required, either.
“A recent one said you need to be single to apply,” said Éliane Legault-Roy, a spokesperson for the coalition behind the “Un Trop Grand Prix” campaign.
The campaign, launched in early May, is two-pronged — one facet aims to raise awareness among young girls, ages 15 to 18, while the other targets men, reminding them that paying for sex is a crime.
“It’s important for young girls to be vigilant and be able to recognize the signs that they’re being recruited into sex work,” Legault-Roy said. “But on the other hand, if there were no clients in the sex trade, there would be no demand and no recruiting.”
Though it has been debated by groups representing sex workers, which argue there’s no hard evidence the event generates more sexual exploitation and that the ensuing “police repression” only endangers women trying to make a living, Montreal’s Grand Prix has garnered a reputation as a sex-trade hotbed...
One thing that I can confirm from experience is that the GP weekend will occasionally inspire a local retired escort to return to the business to pick up some quick cash. In 2015 I had the pleasure of meeting Clara who came out of retirement for a short time around the time of the GP.
I'm not in Montreal for the race this year, but if I were I would not hesitate to book an escort and I would be confident that I could easily book someone whom I would like.
Also, I do think the strip club business experiences a big surge in business during the GP--I've seen the effect on the Downtown Club which is packed during GP weekend. Groups of married guys who are in town for a bachelor weekend during the GP won't hesitate to go out at night to a strip club. But not many of them are likely to book an escort, either because they want to remain faithful to their wives or because they are sharing a room with buddies.
In sum, the idea that the F1 weekend has some huge effect on the escort business is a myth. Yes, it has some effect but many other events and normal fluctuations in visitor numbers also affect the business. GP weekend is just another time of healthy demand and supply but the weekend does not conform to the many myths about it.
Only a small minority of F1 fans are looking to hire escorts. No one can say how many F1 fans seek out escorts though the indy girls and the agency bookers can probably give some reliable estimates of how their business fluctuates during the GP. But when a client calls a girl or a booker he doesn't have to say, "Hi, I am here for the F1 race and I want to book a girl." So there is no way to know exactly what effect the F1 fans have on the business.
Also, some of the normal demand for escorts which comes from conference attendees and business travelers slows down in the summer so when the slack in demand is taken up by race fans, they become more noticeable.
I do think that some agencies try to get as many girls as possible to work during the GP just in case there is a sudden upsurge in demand, but as some have noted, some girls prefer not to work during the GP.
Locals probably do cut back on their demand for escorts because of the perception that escorts are hard to book during GP weekend.
One of the reasons behind the myth of F1 fans causing a huge upsurge in demand for escorts is feminist propaganda. We've seen it in the past and of course it is back this year.
http://montrealgazette.com/news/local-news/grand-prix
The signs can seem obvious, but only if you know what you’re looking for. Over the course of the last few weeks, a coalition of women’s groups behind a sexual exploitation awareness campaign has been looking for them in job postings online.
The ads promote work during this weekend’s Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal. They target women, often ask for a recent photo, say applicants can make lots of quick money and don’t need any experience. There’s no training required, either.
“A recent one said you need to be single to apply,” said Éliane Legault-Roy, a spokesperson for the coalition behind the “Un Trop Grand Prix” campaign.
The campaign, launched in early May, is two-pronged — one facet aims to raise awareness among young girls, ages 15 to 18, while the other targets men, reminding them that paying for sex is a crime.
“It’s important for young girls to be vigilant and be able to recognize the signs that they’re being recruited into sex work,” Legault-Roy said. “But on the other hand, if there were no clients in the sex trade, there would be no demand and no recruiting.”
Though it has been debated by groups representing sex workers, which argue there’s no hard evidence the event generates more sexual exploitation and that the ensuing “police repression” only endangers women trying to make a living, Montreal’s Grand Prix has garnered a reputation as a sex-trade hotbed...
One thing that I can confirm from experience is that the GP weekend will occasionally inspire a local retired escort to return to the business to pick up some quick cash. In 2015 I had the pleasure of meeting Clara who came out of retirement for a short time around the time of the GP.
I'm not in Montreal for the race this year, but if I were I would not hesitate to book an escort and I would be confident that I could easily book someone whom I would like.
Also, I do think the strip club business experiences a big surge in business during the GP--I've seen the effect on the Downtown Club which is packed during GP weekend. Groups of married guys who are in town for a bachelor weekend during the GP won't hesitate to go out at night to a strip club. But not many of them are likely to book an escort, either because they want to remain faithful to their wives or because they are sharing a room with buddies.
In sum, the idea that the F1 weekend has some huge effect on the escort business is a myth. Yes, it has some effect but many other events and normal fluctuations in visitor numbers also affect the business. GP weekend is just another time of healthy demand and supply but the weekend does not conform to the many myths about it.
This would be consistent with both Galbraithian theory and my own economics professor's theory that in a distinct economic system as for a predictable annual event, supply and demand forces will tend to equalize each other. Galbraith opined on rational choice theory and believed that if prices are too high, the consumer will not pay, and if supply is too much, prices will be driven down. The ladies know how much they can work or not, as do the agencies.
The ladies also know that the right drunk client, who is the happy drunk, becomes her biggest paying client of the week. The poster who thinks all drunks are angry or obnoxious should try escorting some time and will learn that some guys are happy drunks and like to spend when drunk.
If you refer to me you are putting down words I never wrote.
I worked as a barman most of my 20's I know the difference between a happy drunk and obnoxious angry ones. The happy ones were cool and yes easy to make money with. But problem is a happy drunk can turn to an angry one on a dime... Just a fucking little details that sparks in his head and boum, he is an angry drunk... I perfectly understand the girl that do not want to deal with this shit.
Cheers,
I'm always a happy drunk. However from prior experiences unfortunately, a happy drunk who is a limp drunk. I would probably be a premier client during this time to SP's. That would throw any economic theory into disarray
maybe we'd get into an argument about who is buying each other the next drink?
I would hobby durimg GP. Question is would u find time with all the shit goin on in town? Would this environment be a nidus where u could score for free?
Im hoping I used nidus correctly
I think you are wrong about this. Most popular/high caliber SPs are completely booked all the time but when F1 weekend comes around they get a lot more demand because there are a lot of tourists who come visit the city for the atmosphere and not only for the race. I think the same logic applies to jazz fest as well. The few SPs that I see on a regular basis have told me that GP weekend is a busier weeken than otbers because they could work 24h straight and have back to back calls but they choose not to work that many, but still more than their regular weekly schedules. I guess the SPs who are typically less booked are the ones who truly benefit of the tourists that come to montreal for the f1The idea that the escort business is somehow radically different during Grand Prix weekend is a myth. I have attended the GP many times over the years and I have not found that the escort business operates differently in any significant way.
Only a small minority of F1 fans are looking to hire escorts. No one can say how many F1 fans seek out escorts though the indy girls and the agency bookers can probably give some reliable estimates of how their business fluctuates during the GP. But when a client calls a girl or a booker he doesn't have to say, "Hi, I am here for the F1 race and I want to book a girl." So there is no way to know exactly what effect the F1 fans have on the business.
Also, some of the normal demand for escorts which comes from conference attendees and business travelers slows down in the summer so when the slack in demand is taken up by race fans, they become more noticeable.
I do think that some agencies try to get as many girls as possible to work during the GP just in case there is a sudden upsurge in demand, but as some have noted, some girls prefer not to work during the GP.
Locals probably do cut back on their demand for escorts because of the perception that escorts are hard to book during GP weekend.
One of the reasons behind the myth of F1 fans causing a huge upsurge in demand for escorts is feminist propaganda. We've seen it in the past and of course it is back this year.
http://montrealgazette.com/news/local-news/grand-prix
The signs can seem obvious, but only if you know what you’re looking for. Over the course of the last few weeks, a coalition of women’s groups behind a sexual exploitation awareness campaign has been looking for them in job postings online.
The ads promote work during this weekend’s Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal. They target women, often ask for a recent photo, say applicants can make lots of quick money and don’t need any experience. There’s no training required, either.
“A recent one said you need to be single to apply,” said Éliane Legault-Roy, a spokesperson for the coalition behind the “Un Trop Grand Prix” campaign.
The campaign, launched in early May, is two-pronged — one facet aims to raise awareness among young girls, ages 15 to 18, while the other targets men, reminding them that paying for sex is a crime.
“It’s important for young girls to be vigilant and be able to recognize the signs that they’re being recruited into sex work,” Legault-Roy said. “But on the other hand, if there were no clients in the sex trade, there would be no demand and no recruiting.”
Though it has been debated by groups representing sex workers, which argue there’s no hard evidence the event generates more sexual exploitation and that the ensuing “police repression” only endangers women trying to make a living, Montreal’s Grand Prix has garnered a reputation as a sex-trade hotbed...
One thing that I can confirm from experience is that the GP weekend will occasionally inspire a local retired escort to return to the business to pick up some quick cash. In 2015 I had the pleasure of meeting Clara who came out of retirement for a short time around the time of the GP.
I'm not in Montreal for the race this year, but if I were I would not hesitate to book an escort and I would be confident that I could easily book someone whom I would like.
Also, I do think the strip club business experiences a big surge in business during the GP--I've seen the effect on the Downtown Club which is packed during GP weekend. Groups of married guys who are in town for a bachelor weekend during the GP won't hesitate to go out at night to a strip club. But not many of them are likely to book an escort, either because they want to remain faithful to their wives or because they are sharing a room with buddies.
In sum, the idea that the F1 weekend has some huge effect on the escort business is a myth. Yes, it has some effect but many other events and normal fluctuations in visitor numbers also affect the business. GP weekend is just another time of healthy demand and supply but the weekend does not conform to the many myths about it.
I do not do anything during that week. Many regular girl also take off as they do not like to deal with drunk ferrari dudes
Same for me here but mainly because I'm an F1 fan and I attend the Grand-Prix all weekend long for years or I should say I try to survive!
Friday 10AM, open up my cooler, pick a beer. 10min later, pick another beer... 11h30AM, it's time to take our annual Monster's girls harem pic!
And yes, many of my regular SP are taking off too this weekend! Texted with 5 of them in the last 2 days and only one is working this weekend.
Snapchat with few and 4 of them are traveling this weekend! So do your own conclusion!
As someone who does not live in Montreal I make it a point to not be there during the GP because Hotel prices during the period (Just like I would never visit TO during TIFF). I know lots of people use Airbnb nowadays, but I never use it Montreal and some of my recent experiences with it elsewhere have convinced me to drop the platform. Nevertheless, if I am not attending the actual GP then I won't be in town. I will come during Jazzfest because I will actually attend shows and it coincides with lots of other Montreal events I like to attend like JFL and CDS.
On the other side of things, I know of one SP that refuses to work during GP.
On the other side of things, I know of one SP that refuses to work during GP.
My fav’s are working this week, I guess because they are not on the island. Taking one of them up north to avoid the craziness of the GP.
Living in Montreal I find GP week bars to be overpacked and MP overworked, many places near Crescent street will stock up (quantity not quality).
Been there done that, don't enjoy the line-up!
Many girls from out of town will come for a quick cash grab, but many locals will take a break.
Can't comment on the "radical feminist" influence but some girls prefer meeting regulars and having a nice experience rather than a superficial one with a total unknown, and I am not even talking about the drunk horny motor heads.
As a Montrealer, I have the rest of the year to hobby in a more relaxed surrounding and with more attentive women.
Been there done that, don't enjoy the line-up!
Many girls from out of town will come for a quick cash grab, but many locals will take a break.
Can't comment on the "radical feminist" influence but some girls prefer meeting regulars and having a nice experience rather than a superficial one with a total unknown, and I am not even talking about the drunk horny motor heads.
As a Montrealer, I have the rest of the year to hobby in a more relaxed surrounding and with more attentive women.
Nah....I'm just hobbying like what....one time per month, even less sometimes! The bars/restaurants/strippers bars and MP/SP scene during the F1 Week-End are too much overpacked and overwhelmed. Plus, The Francofolies Festival just began yesterday so..... Comme on dit en français: uin beau bordel.
And, of course, SPVM'll do ''public relations'' visiting stripper bars and massage parlours, ''radical feminists'' and prohibitionnists on interviews with their politcal agenda
Like tiga said, we've the rest of the year for hobbying, in a better mood than this freaking week-end.
And, of course, SPVM'll do ''public relations'' visiting stripper bars and massage parlours, ''radical feminists'' and prohibitionnists on interviews with their politcal agenda
Like tiga said, we've the rest of the year for hobbying, in a better mood than this freaking week-end.
I don’t hobby during GP week. Many of the regular SPs are not evening working GP weekend. The downtown scene is overcrowded. There are probably many SPs from out of town coming to Mtl for a quick cash grab, as was mentioned. Anyway, I can hobby anytime during the rest of the year, so why bother this weekend?
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