Clothes hangars

[Petros]

It would be q nice touch if we had somewhere to hang our clothes , 9 oit of 10 times I have to fold them On the floor , not too much to ask , a couple of hooks on the door

You have to know that a lot of girls are touring and the apartments they work from don't provide those things. And to be honest who would want to invest money in an apartment that isn't theirs...that is the owner's job to do so xxx

It is hardly the owner of the apartments responsibility to provide such things as wardrobes and beds etc.

Most clients are aware that many of the escorts they visit are only renting the apartment for a short period — usually only a week. Of course the lady is not going to furnish the apartment if she is only there for one week — but whoever is renting the apartment to her has provided her with a bed — surely they could have also provided somewhere for a guy to hang his clothes?

Would a lady rent an apartment of a week if there was no bed? If the ladies are willing to rent half furnished apartments with only the minimum of essentials then surely some of the responsibility for the criticism falls upon them for doing so?

I have visited touring escorts and I have been very happy with the accommodation they had rented. If a lady has high standards then she will only rent accommodation that reflects that.

[Wolverine]

A little off topic but I've heard of women (non escorts) being pissed off with guys folding their clothes neatly before sex. Killed the passion or something. Personally I like to strip with a sexy dance, but that's just me

[AyannaMelek]

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In one apartment I didn't even have a chair or a table to sit and eat at.nor a couch... I sat on the kitchen counter to eat so...clothes hangers was something too overrated ).[/

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You also once had a cardboard box as a bedside locker, might have been the same place;-)

Nope that was a different place 😂😂😂 at least I had a bed...

[AyannaMelek]

It is hardly the owner of the apartments responsibility to provide such things as wardrobes and beds etc.

Most clients are aware that many of the escorts they visit are only renting the apartment for a short period — usually only a week. Of course the lady is not going to furnish the apartment if she is only there for one week — but whoever is renting the apartment to her has provided her with a bed — surely they could have also provided somewhere for a guy to hang his clothes?

Would a lady rent an apartment of a week if there was no bed? If the ladies are willing to rent half furnished apartments with only the minimum of essentials then surely some of the responsibility for the criticism falls upon them for doing so?

I have visited touring escorts and I have been very happy with the accommodation they had rented. If a lady has high standards then she will only rent accommodation that reflects that.

I was referring to whoever rents the apartments to girls. Not the landlord.

Let's say for example that a lady spends 6+ hours on the road.she goes to an apartment that was recommended by someone that is okay. Opinions vary when it comes to the term "okay". But the apartment isn't that okay as said. But it has the minimum things required( bed, linen, towels, a working shower). Should she leave on the road again? Just because it doesn't have a blow drier or coat hangers, or other stuff she has in her own apartment?

Think that it's a day lost for her business and she might not find accommodation in the shortest of time. You have to be very lucky to find accommodation in the shortest of terms(some ladies only travel from a city to another and don't have an apartment of their own to go to)

Accommodation as you say is very hard to find, some owners don't even care about the essentials. Like clean linen and towels. They just care about the rent money and that's it for them.(and trust me the rents have gone higher) It doesn't matter to them if the apartment is a complete crap.

Take everything into consideration. Xxx

[Petros]

I was referring to whoever rents the apartments to girls. Not the landlord.

It was just you said "the owner"

Let's say for example that a lady spends 6+ hours on the road.she goes to an apartment that was recommended by someone that is okay. Opinions vary when it comes to the term "okay". But the apartment isn't that okay as said. But it has the minimum things required( bed, linen, towels, a working shower). Should she leave on the road again? Just because it doesn't have a blow drier or coat hangers, or other stuff she has in her own apartment?

Think that it's a day lost for her business and she might not find accommodation in the shortest of time. You have to be very lucky to find accommodation in the shortest of terms(some ladies only travel from a city to another and don't have an apartment of their own to go to)

Accommodation as you say is very hard to find, some owners don't even care about the essentials. Like clean linen and towels. They just care about the rent money and that's it for them.(and trust me the rents have gone higher) It doesn't matter to them if the apartment is a complete crap.

Take everything into consideration. Xxx

You keep talking about the owners of the apartment — I doubt many owners of apartments rent directly to escorts on a weekly basis.

i am in agreement with you that accommodation is hard to find — but perhaps the issue here is people definition to "minimum things required"! As I said, would a lady stay if there was no bed provided? It is all about what sone people consider "minimum requirements"

Perhaps it works both ways — some clients expect more than others? Some clients are happy to walk into a dreary room with only a bed in it and hand over their €60 while others expect more as they hand over their €100!

[Nelly37]

It was just you said "the owner"



You keep talking about the owners of the apartment — I doubt many owners of apartments rent directly to escorts on a weekly basis.

i am in agreement with you that accommodation is hard to find — but perhaps the issue here is people definition to "minimum things required"! As I said, would a lady stay if there was no bed provided? It is all about what sone people consider "minimum requirements"

Perhaps it works both ways — some clients expect more than others? Some clients are happy to walk into a dreary room with only a bed in it and hand over their €60 while others expect more as they hand over their €100!

I am considering renting out a place to escorts, I've worked with Polish guy before who did the same out in Blanchardstown. Polish lad just had them pay rent and then they'd give him 10%. Protection there, sell drink to clients at the house and drive them out to clients when necessary.

[ford pefect]

I am considering renting out a place to escorts, I've worked with Polish guy before who did the same out in Blanchardstown. Polish lad just had them pay rent and then they'd give him 10%. Protection there, sell drink to clients at the house and drive them out to clients when necessary.

Sounds like you could get yourself into trouble there, I have a couple of apartments in town (currently occupied) would have no problem renting them to escorts , but would leave the rest of the business to themselves

[philipkntz]

This is obviously more of an issue for some clients than others, depending on how they are dressed and how they live their lives. The client that wears an expensive suit and that has a business meeting later in the day, isn't as likely to be happy throwing his clothes on the floor, compared to the client wearing Penneys jeans and Dunnes runners.
Often the client is left in a room to undress and there is a wardrobe there but the door hasn't been left open, is it acceptable to open the door to see if there is spare hanging space? (or a pimp, wierdo, hotel manager, recording equipment)
Most times I just throw my clothes on the chair available, but if I notice the escort is a bit of a neat freak, everything prim and proper, I fold my clothes for brownie points. If there is only a bed in the room and no other furniture ( haven't got caught in a dive like that in a few years), I'd probably make my excuses and leave.

[alcatel]

This is obviously more of an issue for some clients than others, depending on how they are dressed and how they live their lives. The client that wears an expensive suit and that has a business meeting later in the day, isn't as likely to be happy throwing his clothes on the floor, compared to the client wearing Penneys jeans and Dunnes runners.
Often the client is left in a room to undress and there is a wardrobe there but the door hasn't been left open, is it acceptable to open the door to see if there is spare hanging space? (or a pimp, wierdo, hotel manager, recording equipment)
Most times I just throw my clothes on the chair available, but if I notice the escort is a bit of a neat freak, everything prim and proper, I fold my clothes for brownie points. If there is only a bed in the room and no other furniture ( haven't got caught in a dive like that in a few years), I'd probably make my excuses and leave.

Dunnes runners....... too rich for my blood.

Btw, re:the thread title, you put planes in a hangar, you hang clothes on a hanger.