"Newly arrived" "Just arrived", "new new new" pet peeve

[johnbeverley]

What's with all the asian adverts with "Newly arrived", "Just arrived", "New girls" ?

The adverts I saw two months ago with same girls and YET they are newly arrived ? They've been arriving ever since every single day ?

I know it is a ruse to attract clients, but I see this as a desperate attempt which I avoid at all cost.

 

[shack]

What's with all the asian adverts with "Newly arrived", "Just arrived", "New girls" ?

The adverts I saw two months ago with same girls and YET they are newly arrived ? They've been arriving ever since every single day ?

I know it is a ruse to attract clients, but I see this as a desperate attempt which I avoid at all cost.

These agencies routinely bait and switch with no qualms. This is small potatoes in comparison. I'm not sure why you seem so shocked/outraged.

 

[fuji]

What's with all the asian adverts with "Newly arrived", "Just arrived", "New girls" ?

The adverts I saw two months ago with same girls and YET they are newly arrived ? They've been arriving ever since every single day ?

I know it is a ruse to attract clients, but I see this as a desperate attempt which I avoid at all cost.

Some of them have multiple locations. Like one in Markham and one in Toronto. Since they rotate the girls between locations they are all "newly arrived" at their current location.

Or maybe they just lie!

 

[harryass]

Or maybe they just lie!

LOL ^^^^^. how true indeed.

newly, just arrived, whatever. Their just messin with you. They all mean the same lie. Perhaps, they should also be using FOB, Fresh Off the Boat.

FOB really means Full of Baloney.

 

[Celticman]

The reverse of the same coin is "last week before I retire"

 

[pipelayer]

What I run away from is any mention or reference to drugs. It could be 420 friendly...or "highly addictive, or addictive". I just think where there is a mention of drugs...the odds of something bad going down increase. That's my petpeeve.