Originally posted by MONGERLOID at 10/27/13 01:05 PM
The racetrack was an assault on my senses both visually, by the ultra skinny tightly dressed bodies catwalking; and audibly, by the 20+ pairs of 4 inch high heels click-clacking through a marbled hallway, almost deafening. Haha.
Are you like 16 years old?
Originally posted by MONGERLOID at 10/27/13 01:05 PM
I never thought a problem existed until reading of restricted access to these girls, initially I wasn't surprised, being high end and expensive is a form of restriction in itself--being Chinese-Only is just the next logical extension of that.
High price doesn't necessarily equate to being high end. In this case the racetrack girls want 1500 HKD (up from 900 HKD two years ago). Now think of the environment and circumstances that the girls are in. First, racetrack girls are here short term. This implies that they want/need to make as much money as possible for themselves because time is fixed and short. And second, it's well known that racetrack girls have handlers that they have to pay back. This means that they have to pay back their startup costs before being able to keep any money for themselves. Now combine points #1 and #2 and that gives you a situation where the girl needs to make as much money as possible and as quickly as possible. What's a fast way to do so? High price and quick turnaround -- the two things racetrack girls are well known for. Thus getting 1500 HKD for 20 minutes of work is what racetrack girls do.
Now let's take a look at the other side of the equation: The customers. As I said in reply #10, visitors to Macau tend to be tourists, casino patrons and punters. The common denominator among these groups is that 1.) They're all short term visitors to Macau; and 2.) They have money to spend. This implies that the guys that racetrack girls tend to go with 1.) Won't see them again in the future and thus customer service isn't a factor; 2.) The guys have money to spend so 1500 HKD isn't necessarily a barrier to purchase; and 3.) The guys are here short term so on the fly researching and gathering more information isn't likely going to happen. Looking at these factors together again backs up the points I made in reply #10. It's the environment and the girls' situation that creates a situation where racetrack girls tend to focus on single Chinese men.
This thread really needs some actual real rational and logical thinking. |
