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JRLawrence · 08-28-2014, 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by MrOral69NPT

Run, or drive away, really really fast.

NO; walk, or drive away at an extremely normal speed so that you draw no additional attention to yourself.

Walk, don't run. Play it cool in these circumstances.

JR

bigcockpussylicker · 08-28-2014, 03:47 PM

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Originally Posted by DallasRain

I have had that happen when I was at an incall.....I woke up and went on the patio at my Albuquerque hotel,there was a parking lot full of dps/sheriff and cop cars.They were having a conference on drunk driving!....I was upfront with my client and postponed our date.
No matter that they were not there for "you or her".... I would feel uneasy having an appt with that situation going on in my hotel.

did you see the client later and give him a discount because you canceled?

these posters suggest if the guy cancels because he is uneasy, he needs to get a gift for the provider, but did you?

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Originally Posted by Holly Love

Hopefully she was understanding, and you have it rescheduled. Maybe just slip her a gift card to one of her fave places listed in her showcase or something. Then have a great time!

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Originally Posted by Marte

I would figure out a way to get her 50% of whatever the donation you agreed to and ask to reschedule.

KCQuestor · 08-28-2014, 11:15 PM

As long as the reschedule was for a reasonable time in the future -- that week or thereabouts -- I probably wouldn't think about adding on a tip. If I couldn't reschedule anytime soon, I'd probably offer to send a token of regret, either cash or a gift of some sort.

myfiat · 08-28-2014, 11:48 PM

She set the time aside for you. Probably had to turn someone else down because of it. If the cops are doing a sting, you will not see them. What if she rented the room just for your date? What if she traveled a long ways to be there? I think you owe her something.

myfiat · 08-28-2014, 11:58 PM

Dallas cancelled BEFORE the guy had to drive accross town. Why would she owe him anything? If anything, she should get an "atta girl" for making the guy aware of the situation.

bigcockpussylicker · 08-29-2014, 12:32 AM

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Originally Posted by myfiat

Dallas cancelled BEFORE the guy had to drive accross town. Why would she owe him anything? If anything, she should get an "atta girl" for making the guy aware of the situation.

how did you come across that info?
that's not known via the post, I do agree with you,
however, when looking at the OPs situation, he drove to the hotel, so did the provider or was she already there for just him?
she can wait till the cops leave and see other clients, he cant wait around

no one owes anyone anything,

bigcockpussylicker · 08-29-2014, 12:35 AM

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Originally Posted by myfiat

She set the time aside for you. Probably had to turn someone else down because of it. If the cops are doing a sting, you will not see them. What if she rented the room just for your date? What if she traveled a long ways to be there? I think you owe her something.

you you set time aside for her
you drove to her
you saw the cops
she can use the room for 24 hours or so,
I dont see anyone oweing anyone anything
the anticipation of sex and then no sex is harsh enough for the guy who has to drive home with blue balls

I'd likely get something for a provider I'd seen before, legal or not, these girls arent bums begging for $$, they are out there working for it,,(I wanted to say taking it in the ass, but I won't)

Audrey Astor · 08-29-2014, 01:30 AM

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Originally Posted by bigcockpussylicker

did you see the client later and give him a discount because you canceled?

these posters suggest if the guy cancels because he is uneasy, he needs to get a gift for the provider, but did you?

To answer your question, yes. I have posted this story a million times, but.... My biggest pet peeve is NCNS. My child was in the ER, and of course I immediately went to the ER, and inadvertently stood up a date. I was of course mortified as this is not my style. My client was thankfully very understanding, and I offered a 50% discount upon rescheduling. We had a great time. I would do the same thing in this scenario. Fair is fair and being professional is the way to go.

bigcockpussylicker · 08-29-2014, 05:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Holly Love

To answer your question, yes. I have posted this story a million times, but.... My biggest pet peeve is NCNS. My child was in the ER, and of course I immediately went to the ER, and inadvertently stood up a date. I was of course mortified as this is not my style. My client was thankfully very understanding, and I offered a 50% discount upon rescheduling. We had a great time. I would do the same thing in this scenario. Fair is fair and being professional is the way to go.

Hmm I like you cause of that story and ummm 2 other reasons

CaptainKaos · 08-29-2014, 06:24 AM

Go for it. Stings are set up to surprise you. If the cops have an overtly parked car, they're probably not doing some covert shit.

AllThisMeat · 08-29-2014, 12:57 PM

I'd go in anyway... it is foolish to think that every cop you see at a hotel is going to be there for you or the provider you're about to visit.

If they have questions, they can talk to my attorney.

bigcockpussylicker · 08-30-2014, 01:36 AM

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Originally Posted by AllThisMeat

I'd go in anyway... it is foolish to think that every cop you see at a hotel is going to be there for you or the provider you're about to visit.

If they have questions, they can talk to my attorney.

yeah go in, thinking, its not a sting, I see them, I am smarter than cops
till they arent hidden and when yuo are sitting there in the back of the car, you ask yourself:

"Why'd I go in when I saw COP CARS in the parking lot"
rule of thumb when doing illegal stuff
don't do it when cops are around
trust your gut

Is look at the cost/benefit ratio
its cheaper to be cautious then consult a lawyer

BTW, lawyer and attorney arent not the same thing.
an attorney''="who is legally appointed to transact business on another's behalf;"

rhis is why you see lawyers with the "attorney AT LAW"
a pimp is an attorney.

Guest030219 · 08-30-2014, 06:11 AM

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My client was thankfully very understanding, and I offered a 50% discount upon rescheduling. We had a great time. I would do the same thing in this scenario. Fair is fair and being professional is the way to go.

Holly, a 50% discount for experiencing a bad situation, you rock girl and any client would be thankful for that. That is what I call a professional taking care of her business and making things right. I know I would be thankful for sure.

AllThisMeat · 08-31-2014, 02:21 AM

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Originally Posted by bigcockpussylicker

yeah go in, thinking, its not a sting, I see them, I am smarter than cops
till they arent hidden and when yuo are sitting there in the back of the car, you ask yourself:

"Why'd I go in when I saw COP CARS in the parking lot"
rule of thumb when doing illegal stuff
don't do it when cops are around
trust your gut

Is look at the cost/benefit ratio
its cheaper to be cautious then consult a lawyer

BTW, lawyer and attorney arent not the same thing.
an attorney''="who is legally appointed to transact business on another's behalf;"

rhis is why you see lawyers with the "attorney AT LAW"
a pimp is an attorney.

Been there and done it already... I listen to my gut all the time, which is why I know the difference between something not looking right and something not being right.

If you're scared, go to church.

Guest030219 · 08-31-2014, 03:01 AM

Honestly if she is someone I have seen or very interested in, I would have went in. Like others have said, Leo would not have made themselves visible, and if she did bbbj's, I would happily say hi to Leo.