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TheStig
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"Neck and shoulder massage at the mall"
 
We all have seen those standing masseuses/salesmen&women at the mall walkways.
On average, is it better that I stick to going into a storefront and getting a full CMT massage for an hour?
Can some of you guys chime in and discuss the math and tell me your POV's on this?

Thanks much in advance.

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Papa_Hyman Papa_Hyman rating
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1. "RE: Neck and shoulder massage at the mall"
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   It's difficult to get a happy ending in the middle of the mall. Not impossible, mind you, but difficult. Full service is probably out of the question.

Kidding aside, I was at a conference a couple of years ago where the host company had hired a couple of CMTs for anyone who was interested. A chair massage is not great if you have a bad back because a substantial part of your body weight is on your lower back. I'll take a full table massage over that any day.

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Skeptical Skeptical rating
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2. "RE: Neck and shoulder massage at the mall"
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   I wouldn't get a chair massage at a mall. I have taken them at airports away from home because flying really wrecks my back and shoulders. But I only do that when I won't have a regular table CMT easily available for a while.

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ezvz123
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3. "RE: Neck and shoulder massage at the mall"
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   Who misses "Magic Fingers" on motel beds? I believe a quarter was all that was required...

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DownSouth213 DownSouth213 rating
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4. "RE: Neck and shoulder massage at the mall"
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I used to regularly get the mall chair massages. For the money (at the time) it would be a far better value than a massage at an overpriced spa. Then the poliferation of the foot massage places came and they've changed the game. I'll get a foot/back massage every other week and get a much better massage in a much more comfortable setting. Oh yea, this is legit massage. I get my needs met at my favorite aamp du jour.

Now if only something changed the economics of the aamp world???

Two roads diverged and I chose the road down south

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minstrel69 minstrel69 rating
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5. "RE: Neck and shoulder massage at the mall"
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I got a chair massage in SOHO in NYC... I was so sore from hoofing it all day it felt great! I was just paranoid I would get robbed with my head burried in the face rest... Felt like a rubber man after. It was awesome!

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