Are the number of London escorts on the increase? My feeling is that yes, this is the case. Why you might ask?
My own suspicion (or rather intelligence) is that it’s because the UK as a whole is coming out of the recession. Economists and other financial experts might say you can tell this is the case because the property market is picking up (although London has never actually suffered on this score ie property-wise). Nevertheless the whole of the UK has. But I have colleagues in Glasgow and Manchester and they all reckon that yes, there are a lot of new girls on the scene now. Not only that but these girls are all pretty well booked up themselves (hallelujah!).
Isn’t it strange though that none of these so-called financial experts look towards the growing appeal of escorts in London as a barometer to the financial woes of the economy?
And yet it’s obvious that the more money people have to spend the more they will indulge themselves in ‘leisure’ pursuits (things that would have taken a backseat when money became tight). When the banking scandal hit the city for instance, escorts saw the number of their clients drop. Their regular dates were losing their jobs right, left and centre. As a result many girls were left without a steady income and having to do far more marketing than they’d even done in their whole careers.
That’s not the case anymore. From a personal point of view I was busier last month than I have been in three years. And many of my clients were former bankers who’d found new financial careers (either as financial advisers or even small business owners). I even saw a couple of old faces.
So yes, the economy is picking up Mr Osborne, right enough. I’ll testify to that. Would you like a quote?
