Review: 589 Wellness - Linda

[luisfe84]

Title: Review: 589 Wellness - Linda
Date: Jan 29, 2024
Phone: 9173919025
City: Brooklyn
State: New York
Location: Crown Heights
House Fee & Tip (if applicable) 60
Nationality: Chinese
Age Estimate: 50
Physical Description: Slim. Dark hair. About 5.5 ft and 120 lbs. Chinese. About B cup size, naturals. No tattos or piercings

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Recommendation: Yes

 

[Undisputed2001]

Not trying to be a jerk, but your physical description of Linda and even the location don't align with my experience. Maybe there's another Linda, but that number doesn't belong to a place in Crown Heights as far as I know.

 

[MKC103]

Not trying to be a jerk, but your physical description of Linda and even the location don't align with my experience. Maybe there's another Linda, but that number doesn't belong to a place in Crown Heights as far as I know.

Same phone number as in your reviews.

 

[Undisputed2001]

Same phone number as in your reviews.

I know that. However, the spa is not located in Crown Heights.

 

[MKC103]

I know that. However, the spa is not located in Crown Heights.

East side of Washington has always been Crown Heights. Sure, real estate brokers started calling it Prospect Heights at some point but no.

"Crown Heights is bounded by Washington Avenue to the west, Atlantic Avenue to the north, Ralph Avenue to the east, and Empire Boulevard/East New York Avenue to the south."

 

[Undisputed2001]

East side of Washington has always been Crown Heights. Sure, real estate brokers started calling it Prospect Heights at some point but no.

"Crown Heights is bounded by Washington Avenue to the west, Atlantic Avenue to the north, Ralph Avenue to the east, and Empire Boulevard/East New York Avenue to the south."

Fair enough. Still confused by the "slim" part, but hey, maybe there are two Lindas over there now. Thanks for the civil response.

 

[Retired040124-01]

East side of Washington has always been Crown Heights. Sure, real estate brokers started calling it Prospect Heights at some point but no.

"Crown Heights is bounded by Washington Avenue to the west, Atlantic Avenue to the north, Ralph Avenue to the east, and Empire Boulevard/East New York Avenue to the south."

Love the gentrification history lesson lol. Love to be educated on other topics here as well aside from rates and service haha

 

[Undisputed2001]

Love the gentrification history lesson lol. Love to be educated on other topics here as well aside from rates and service haha

Lol, exactly. I thought it was just "Clinton Hill" or whatever. Nice to learn about history/geography in addition to where to get a good bust off.

 

[MKC103]

Lol, exactly. I thought it was just "Clinton Hill" or whatever. Nice to learn about history/geography in addition to where to get a good bust off.

Ha - nah you have to cross Atlantic and then you've entered Clinton Hill. The NY Times recently published a piece about neighborhood boundaries and how they've "changed" over time. Real estate brokers have pushed them and even created new neighborhood names to maximize profits. Most of Brooklyn is now living in some part of Park Slope!

 

[Retired040124-01]

Ha - nah you have to cross Atlantic and then you've entered Clinton Hill. The NY Times recently published a piece about neighborhood boundaries and how they've "changed" over time. Real estate brokers have pushed them and even created new neighborhood names to maximize profits. Most of Brooklyn is now living in some part of Park Slope!

As my useless sociology degree reminds me. Redlining and Renaming are two common gentrification tactics to take over a place. Ex: new comers are trying to rename Bushwick, as West Williamsburg lol