123 in El Monte is the new Accu Health

[Velovelo]

Did you actually use the black boxers they refold and put back in the bag??????

[zzz2b]

Originally Posted by Velovelo

Did you actually use the black boxers they refold and put back in the bag??????

Don't know of others; but I took my out from the plastic wrap and use it. When finish the massage session, she wrap it up with the paper cloth and other kleenex, took it out of the room.
Humm...? do they recycle? Pay attention next time guys.

[caspertheghost]

C'mon team, 132 is over-rated. All the providers, while youngish, are FOB and barely speak English, As someone wrote, the ink is barely dry on their visas. Services are very limited, and not freely offered. Maybe things were better before and they are too afraid of another LE raid, but the place is a dump anyway. The building itself is a deathtrap, one good earthquake from collapse, you can hear street traffic through the thin walls. Most provider massage skills are poor. The only plus to this place is the $35/hr rate.
CtG

[Three X]

They are not FOB's
They have have California Licenses.

[Velovelo]

Originally Posted by Three X

They have have California Licenses.

Yes, but are they their licenses?

[spunky1]

If you are referring to the California State Massage License, their pictures are on the license (as well as name and d.o.b.).

[caspertheghost]

Originally Posted by spunky1

If you are referring to the California State Massage License, their pictures are on the license (as well as name and d.o.b.).

The state DOES NOT put pictures on massage/beauty/haridresser/nail salon licences or DOB. Strictly name and address. In most shops, the service providers will cover up the address part. Let's just report the facts dudes. Oh yeah, and I can go down to MacArthur park 24/7 and get a license from half a dozen printing service professionals. The penalty for providing massage services w/o a license is typically 1 year probation, 100 hours community service and a fine
CtG

[spunky1]

Casper, The CAMTC (California Massage Therapy Council) licenses massage therapists for the state of California since 2009. It was started to replace the need for multiple licenses from each community (sometimes the county, sometimes the individual city) that a therapist may be working. Also, to help regulate and police the industry. It is a card that We carry and the afore stated information is clearly visible...especially the damn picture.

[Velovelo]

Originally Posted by caspertheghost

Oh yeah, and I can go down to MacArthur park 24/7 and get a license from half a dozen printing service professionals.

They are closed from midnight to six now to allow the sidewalk bums a place to sleep. (just kidding if you are from reading this in Rio Linda, CA)

[zzz2b]

Originally Posted by Velovelo

They are closed from midnight to six now to allow the sidewalk bums a place to sleep. (just kidding if you are from reading this in Rio Linda, CA)

They closed from eleven to ten. Both doors are wide open. Should not be $35 place anymore. Maybe it should be a $15 place, keep you boxer on.