atf / club / etc. budgets
cnyknight
New York
i go to a local club and a dancer there really knew how to get to me. she was my type head to toe and we taked about commonalities i never expect from a dancer. had a great vip session and i left the club thinking.
ive never been in the same place long enough to have a atf and ive havent gotten to the point of trying otc but this girl made me want to for sure.
i make a comfortable living but based on what ive read it sounds like i couldnt support an atf habit.
so im curious ... what are some approximate atf and club bugets out there? month or year
maybe this is one of those questions that no one will answer or answer honestly ... but would be interesting
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A mistress on the other hand can get quite expensive. I would guess a minimum of $300 once a week and the sky is the limit.
I still have an ATF even though I haven't seen her in over a year.
My advice, forget the local clubs unless other people want to hit them up with you. Much cheaper in the long run.
Before I all but abandoned clubs in preference for time with my SB, I would spend between 200 and 800 dollars per month, sometimes a little more. This included both ITC and OTC setups at least once a week.
Currently, I'm giving my SB about $5-600 per month, and we meet three or four times.
If you're just looking to hang with a hot chick and get some dances, it shouldn't cost you anywhere near that.
How can you not afford a mistress if you travel a lot bro? With a job like that, one would assume you must make bank for the company to have you travel all the time
Estafador – you are a young guy and getting to travel while the company pays for it may seem exciting and a good/fun opportunity. But for many if not most, the constant travel gets old real fast. Also, many see traveling for work as a burden b/c of family (wife/children) responsibilities at home.
Yeah, especially since many companies, in this day and age, expect the traveler to pay expenses and then submit for reimbursement. Which takes bloody forever and you have to nitpick every bloody expense with them.
Why does a multi-million dollar international company have to borrow money from *me*?