Male Receptionnists (owners)

[Emily]

These gentlemen make this hobby fun! They are intresting campy characters that are straight out of B-movies!

Just think of Mr Tran when he used to run Centre Psycho Corporel on Jean Talon. He used to greet you like a salesman in a new car lot, prasing the values of his models ( Audrey, Sandrine, Annie, Luna...). He was odd and often a little abrupt, refusing some customers based on their appearance or race. He used to have stacks of cheap adult magazines in the lobby and would offer some to you while Audrey would cleaned up after a facial.

Joe at Bronzage Decelle is somewhat like a restaurateur with a *thuggish* twist, but always pleasant and reassuring; this is a partially legit thing he runs, with real tanning beds!

There's Jean-Claude at St-Timothee who, like Tran, screens his clients thoroughly whether at the door or on the phone. He is expressive, agitated and quite jittery until he's sure you've *been here before". His girls seem to like him though.

There are others out there, but they lack the charisma or the personnalities that these chaps have, which to some extent, make the experience interesting and, yes, safe.

Special mention goes to some of the ladies out there, such as Yoda (as BC calls her) at l'Excellence who has this all-girl school Principal warmth (once you get to know her) about her.

Any other personnalities I missed?

Alfie

 

[Jeniiee]

Yes, "Dr." Tran -- apparently has a doctorate in Economics, and teaches at UdeM -- was a certifiable character of the first degree. I can't see your fascination with Audrey, though, if it was the same Audrey that I had...tanning booth skin, rough tough Hochelaga-Maisonneuve joual grunt voice, smelled of smoke...

But the good Doctor would rememember his regular customers, and ensured that we were happy with the service...most of Tran's girls were experts on fingering the rectal portal.

Speaking of characters...what about Mohammed Booseeko at Celeste/Energie? Those plastic figures of a bald-headed chef wearing glasses and with a silly grin on his face that I have seen at my local Provigo and above the take-out counter at Chenoy's DDDO capture his look and expression to a T.

 

[jeremyfairchild]

...fascinated...hmmm...maybe not, but she used unusual (slurpin' of the crater) techniques to make your massage memorable.

There's also the Gran Zen at La Confiance on Jean Talon, who makes weekday new age cable-TV channel guru's seem down to earth.

Alfie