Actually, Milk was aging fairly well! Good value too.
https://ampreviews.net/index.php?threads/review-milk-redrosespanyc.103159
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@Uniquelyme have you even laid eyes on any of these old broads? Or laid anything else?
Hana was very pretty. Top 10 face for me. I have at least one of the hags ahead of her in that category (I admit, I'd likely be in the monority there).
Hana was indeed a fine kisser. G and C/A blow her away in that category. (Yuri might be close, in my view, but a notch below).
Yuri, of course, to paraphrase the Liam Neeson character in Taken, has a very particular skill that is a bucket list experience before you hang up your monger gloves, and a cute sweet giving enthusiastic girl. But without that particular skill doesnt really stand out from the pack in my view.
Its not just about service either. The bodies are simply not in the same conversation. Even aside from the (enhanced) va va voom factor, neither Yuri or Hana have anything remotely like the fitness or agility level of the others. One of the old broads in particular has breathtaking flexibility.
And neither of the younger girls can compete in artistry. Yep, I said artistry. It matters.
I think ya also gotta factor in that for many of us, English abilities make a difference too. Which is why Aya is rightfully one of the top younger girls nowadays.
So to me personally, it would be beyond ludicrous for a Hana or a Yuri to command more than these particular "older" colleagues.
As you note, the younger girls do ask less. Discussions of value per $ are relevant here, but again, that equation is different for everyone. I mean there are probably some half-decent options in Chinatown or Sunset Park for under 200. Those could be part of the value/$ question as well.
One other thing. I've noticed an (imperfect) correlation between the youth-centric guys and use of aggressive verbs such as "smash", "dig", "destroy", etc. (I'm sure these girls enjoy their time with you young studs. That's not where I'm going with this). And hey I have probably used "pound away" and "jackhammer" from time to time. If I'm not going full throttle for 20 minutes ( after the artistry, though there's artistry during the full throttle too), I'm a bit disappointed. Point here is, I think you guys are looking for different things. I think we're effectively playing different sports. Or at least different versions of a sport. Like grass court tennis vs clay court. I guess I'm a clay court customer...raw speed and power, while still important, isn't enough. The top players need to excel at finesse, angles, spin and strategy too.
So the economics probably depend on the proportion of clay court customers in the market vs grass court customers. My hunch is the price inelastic guys are generally older and generally lean clay court.
Something like that.
Anyway, I think we're all more or less in agreement about different strokes for different folks.....always interesting to hear these perspectives. Even the wrong perspectives.