Good marketing technique!

[TickleTheater]

I've been taking night classes for a business career at this local mall of mine recently, and their office is next to this nail salon. We get breaks every so often, and you have to walk past this nail place to get to the food court for a bite to eat since it is dinner time afterall when this course takes place.

Anyways, just this week I started noticing that the nail salon had a beautiful young asian woman sitting on a couch that has a small table in front of it with her shoes kicked off, and her beautiful feet propped up, and pointing towards the window at us.

Well that started to get the heart pumpin, especially since it was a real funky but nice toenail color. Kind of an orangish color in a tropical sort of way, but man o man her feet were to die for. Perfectly shaped toes with the softest looking soles I have seen in sometime, and I have seen plenty on the net. I was with my classmates from the night course, so I couldn't just sit there and stare at this beauty all night.

I figured it was a one time deal, so I just tried to forget about it so I can learn better without thought distractions. Well the very next day, yesterday, the same woman was there in almost the same position! I think she caught me looking a little bit too long, because she started to wiggle her toes and when I looked up, she was looking back at me.

So...the real question is, does ol' Theater have the guts to go into the salon before class next week to get a better look at this princess? I'm betting no myself, but with just a little liquid drink provoking, who knows.... 😎

Oh, and for the title, what a great marketing technique if they are intentionally doing this! Wonder if they know about foot fetishism, and also wonder if I could pay them privately for a little photo shoot that could maybe have some tickling in it! 😍

 

[sole seeker1]

I'd bet that the lady has a good idea about foot fetishism. Although I gotta admit, I have been duped before into thinking someone's random foot flexing or other foot/toe display was a come-on, when actually it was just a meaningless incosequential body movement on her part.

Maybe if you went in for a manicure or better yet, a pedicure, you could break the ice and start a conversation with her. You know - test the waters before you jump in.

Good luck. One more thing, where is this? Which shop in what mall in Kansas City? (Just curious.)

 

[Molson1]

Always remember:
"The only things in life you regret are the chances you never took."
You may get embarassed, but it may be the start of something great, and when you look back, you will be able to live with being embarassed. But wouldn't you rather know, instead of living with what might have been?