99% of the time I've found that 'boundaries' is just a holier than thou term for:'negotiables', that magically disappear when they need the money bad enough, the tip amount is right, and/or when they're shitfaced.
Just another baseline for rob tactics.
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That is often true, but it's not always true.
We had a user on here whose "system" with zero-extras dancers was opening negotiations at $1,000. He seemed to have a high success rate...
It comes down to whether or not a guy can afford (or wants to afford) the price at which a boundary becomes a negotiation.
It's also worth noting that a boundary could be weakened or reinforced based on the guy asking. I suspect that a guy who looks like George Clooney's body double will cross boundaries for less money.