Radio host Jackie 'O' Henderson had an unwelcome surprise recently when she booked herself a Thai massage. She revealed on Thursday she'd made a last-minute booking at a 'dingy' massage parlour that could have potentially been a 'rub-and-tug' joint. Speaking on The Kyle and Jackie O Show , the year-old said things got off to a bad start when she called the shop trying to make an appointment.
She was confused when the receptionist didn't take down any of her details when she scheduled an afternoon booking. Jackie went on to explain she arrived at the parlour after walking up 'a little staircase' and was met with a 'beautiful' reception with 'white leather lounges'. And it just has a handwritten note going "Thai message here,"' she said. Kyle was convinced the business also offered sex services to men, and suggested Jackie's towel was from a previous male customer who may have received a 'rub-and-tug'.
So yeah, this isn't the place at all. So I opened the door and it's so dingy,' she added. Things took a weird turn when Jackie was taken into a small room with only a massage bed and tissues - and no music was playing. She then went to take the towel from the bed to put over herself for 'modesty', before discovering it was damp. Kyle was convinced the business also offered sexual services to men, and suggested the towel was from a previous male customer who likely received a 'rub-and-tug'.
After the session, the blonde went to inspect the 'purple paste' the masseuse rubbed on her back, before noticing a small sign that read: 'We have never nor will we ever offer six services in this establishment'. Jackie said the massage was the 'worst' she'd ever had, revealing how the masseuse's long nails had scratched her back. She also said the therapist had used a strange substance like Vicks VapoRub which irritated her back.
After the session, the mother of one spied a small sign that read: 'We have never nor will we ever offer six services in this establishment. But the sign didn't convince her, and she left the premises thinking it must have been a 'rub-and-tug place' aimed at male clientele, but that tolerated the occasional female customer coming in by mistake.
