Observations and reflections from the past decade - the rise of in calls, immigration, overall changes

[happyfranc]

Another member recently asked what has changed over the years. Don't want this to be a complaint thread, but rather a starting point for discussion.
This is by no means comprehensive, but here are some observations:

1 - emergence of in call model around 2016, becoming predominant during and after covid. providers have 10-15 minutes between clients to freshen up and tidy the room
2 - out call providers driving themselves these days, whatever happened to the dedicated drivers? the providers had 20-30+ minutes between calls to catch their breath
3 - massive population growth, driven primarily by international migration gains. between July 2022 - July 2023 alone, Montreal population increased by about 90,000 (increased demand)
4 - agencies shortly thereafter adding blanket category bans for certain demographics
5 - lack of new talent, existing talent pool trending older and heavier
6 - poor service providers changing names and shuffling around the different agencies
7 - customers not only tolerating poor service but vocally defending it
8 - verbose, flowery reviews of little meaningful content
9 - increased provider viewership and participation on the board, leading to decrease in honest criticism and feedback from members (need to walk on eggshells)
10 - remember booking with Matt who recently retired, you'd get a thank you, my pleasure, you're welcome sir.
now, customer service is desperately refreshing a website every evening to secure an appointment in the assembly line

 

[Fradi]

That is an excellent post and very accurate as to what we are seeing.
I would just like to add that I also see guys today without balls pretty much accepting things and acting like bobblehead dolls on some of these forums.
Don’t know what they are trying to achieve it is not that the SP posting on these threads are going to give them a discount because they lick their ass.
Yes to being kind and respectful, and no to being a roll over pussy.

 

[Johnny test]

it was way better in the [insert favorite decade]'s

 

[talkinghead]

On point #2, providers driving themselves, I had a funny experience a while back. I booked an SP for 3 hrs starting around 10:00pm. I had a suite at the QE and the living room looked out on Rene Levesque Blvd. At one point we were talking about driving and parking in Montreal, and she said, "I hope my car is okay. I left it parked across the street with the hazard lights flashing." We both looked out the window and sure enough, there it was. Every so often during our date we'd take a look to make sure it was still there. By the time she left around 1:00am, the street was deserted, entirely empty ... except for her car, with the lights still blinking. I was impressed that her battery lasted that long!

 

[LC18]

2 - out call providers driving themselves these days, whatever happened to the dedicated drivers? the providers had 20-30+ minutes between calls to catch their breath

I think SPs don’t want to pay drivers anymore and drivers don’t see this a very lucrative job anymore

5 - lack of new talent, existing talent pool trending older and heavier

People seem to prefer online sex work now


I personally think covid has hurt this industry deeply and you may never experience it the way it was before…unfortunately…for all