how much of your '' NET '' income is spent on the hobby..
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Need to spend wisely
Maxhard,
Good question. I have not tallied it up exactly but I am close to 5-7% of my net income....way too much! The problem is that if you count all the massage parlors, which I was going almost on a weekly basis (cost, on average, is $180 with the cab rides) and the outcalls (cost, on average, $350-$400, including the hotel room) and some of my special incalls ($500 for two hours), well then it all adds up.
I did a lot of stupid things over the last seven months, especially when I got into my "impulse hobbying" moods. Sometimes I think Doc Holliday is right, choose a couple of ladies that you researched well, see them for an hour and be more careful with your money. Always spend wisely.
Having said this, some of my more expensive encounters were over one hour and by far the best encounters. I keep hearing the refrain of the American Express commercial: "Hotel $180, dinner $250, a night with one of your favorite SPs, priceless!". For everything else,...well you know how it ends.
GG
maxhard said:
Maxhard,
Good question. I have not tallied it up exactly but I am close to 5-7% of my net income....way too much! The problem is that if you count all the massage parlors, which I was going almost on a weekly basis (cost, on average, is $180 with the cab rides) and the outcalls (cost, on average, $350-$400, including the hotel room) and some of my special incalls ($500 for two hours), well then it all adds up.
I did a lot of stupid things over the last seven months, especially when I got into my "impulse hobbying" moods. Sometimes I think Doc Holliday is right, choose a couple of ladies that you researched well, see them for an hour and be more careful with your money. Always spend wisely.
Having said this, some of my more expensive encounters were over one hour and by far the best encounters. I keep hearing the refrain of the American Express commercial: "Hotel $180, dinner $250, a night with one of your favorite SPs, priceless!". For everything else,...well you know how it ends.
GG
Montreal trumps Vegas in the SP department
Daringly,
LoL!!! Forget Vegas, you should stick to Montreal - the odds of finding an amazing SP are much higher!!!
Daringly said:
Daringly,
LoL!!! Forget Vegas, you should stick to Montreal - the odds of finding an amazing SP are much higher!!!
Daringly said:
I believe you, especially on that last point. Even in Montreal, Samy has very few, if any, comparables. As for Vegas, it's all a scam. The odds are always in favor of the House and the SPs are all business with no personality. There are a lot of dumb, rich guys lurking at the bars that are easy prey for them. It really is a joke.
GG
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I'm also at around 2%, but only because I don't hobby very frequently at all.
That's if I include all the travel, dining, hotel, and entertainment expenses involved in a trip to montreal. If I only count SP costs, then, less then .5%
That's if I include all the travel, dining, hotel, and entertainment expenses involved in a trip to montreal. If I only count SP costs, then, less then .5%
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Robin said:
Robin,
I used to travel lot for work but I curtailed it significantly. It is a lot easier and cheaper for someone to come here with your expense accounts and deluxe hotel bookings.
But then again, your company might get suspicious when you keep saying; "I have to go back to Montreal to visit that account" "What? You've been up there ten times in the last quarter!"
GG
Mine would be about 10%. 60% of the expense is on escorts in Canada and the balance on strippers in Canada and US. I am hoping a day would come when we are allowed to itemize this expense on our 1040.
NJDude said:I am hoping a day would come when we are allowed to itemize this expense on our 1040.
NJDude,
I like the way you think. Call your congressman and us Canadians should immediately contact the Minister of Revenue to add this important tax break to the Canadian Income Tax Code. It's a lot better than saving for RRSPs!
GG
an idea
shit...what a great idea!!!!!!!!
General Gonad said:NJDude,
I like the way you think. Call your congressman and us Canadians should immediately contact the Minister of Revenue to add this important tax break to the Canadian Income Tax Code. It's a lot better than saving for RRSPs!
GG
shit...what a great idea!!!!!!!!
joeblow said:
Il n'est pas necessaire d'avoir une facture au quebec pour qu'une transaction soit officielle... le gouvernement du quebec a fait une grosse publicité il y a plusieurs années contre le travail au noir et ils ont du la retirer parce qu'il prétendait que payer sans facture était illégal, ce qui n'est pas le cas. Le problème est dans le cas d'une vérification fiscale, il est difficile de prouver une dépense si on a pas de facture, de plus la majorité des agences et des travailleuses indépendante ont un revenu supérieur à 30 000$ par année et n'ont pas (bien évidement) de numéro de TPS et TVQ... Donc la dépense serait refusée dans un tel cas.
Wilko
Daringly>>> This explains why Montreal SPs get invited to accompagny clients on business trips. The ticket is paid for with airmiles, the room and food is covered as a regular travelling business expense, all you have left to pay for is the ladies time!
Ronnie,
Naughtylady
Ronnie,
Naughtylady
No money, no honey
No doubt about it, this hobby requires lots of free ca$h flow!
>>Pace yourself my dear friend or get ready to file for bankruptcy!
GG
FlyBob said:Damn, You guys are all filthy rich or call an SP per 2 months!
No doubt about it, this hobby requires lots of free ca$h flow!
>>Pace yourself my dear friend or get ready to file for bankruptcy!
GG
Trips are a must
Kaempferrand,
I agree with your financial priorities, especially your trips. No SP in the world can replace my leisure trips. None. In my budget, leisure trips always come before SPs.
GG
Kaempferrand said:
Kaempferrand,
I agree with your financial priorities, especially your trips. No SP in the world can replace my leisure trips. None. In my budget, leisure trips always come before SPs.
GG
how much of your '' NET '' income is spent on the hobby
Its been quite a few years since my employer paid for my monthly trips to Montreal for a client in Lachine. When they did, they never noticed that the customer always scheduled Thursday & Friday meetings. Damn, I gotta find someone else to pay for my trips again.
I've "reduced" my net expeditures to 10-15% when I'm home, but in Montreal I've spent up to half my monthly income on SPs in 1 week!!
Next trip in 5 weeks, but who's counting?
Regards,
Voyager
General Gonad said:I used to travel lot for work but I curtailed it significantly. It is a lot easier and cheaper for someone to come here with your expense accounts and deluxe hotel bookings.
But then again, your company might get suspicious when you keep saying; "I have to go back to Montreal to visit that account" "What? You've been up there ten times in the last quarter!"
Its been quite a few years since my employer paid for my monthly trips to Montreal for a client in Lachine. When they did, they never noticed that the customer always scheduled Thursday & Friday meetings.
Damn, I gotta find someone else to pay for my trips again.I've "reduced" my net expeditures to 10-15% when I'm home, but in Montreal I've spent up to half my monthly income on SPs in 1 week!!
Next trip in 5 weeks, but who's counting?
Regards,
Voyager
depends....that why i asked for percentage on NET...Kaempferrand said:
if laura makes 400000 $ net a year.....its not so bad..
but if he makes 35K but spends 75k...well then...he needs a good accountant.......
I have a feeeling....he knows what he is doing..
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