Screening

[The Motley Fool]

No can't say I've ever ran into that problem. Pretty much everything she needs to know is on my p411 profile, including what I do for a living, and it's the truth to. Matter of fact I think I've got too much info on there. But it's okay, I like it when she has to put a bit more thought into it.

Motley Fool

[Milehigh65]

I always give a general answer, but really let's face it If I am LE asking the question is not going to prompt me to answer or disclose I'm LE surly these guys are trained better than that. And secondly I would be totally surprised if there are'nt LE on this site that participate in the hobby on a regular.

[Guest082513-02]

+1 milehigh

Motley...im going to totally rub one out to your avatar... mmmkay?

[Tiffani Jameson]

Originally Posted by Sweet N Little

+1

I saw you at McDonalds Tiff and it didn't look like you were "on" fries

Bitch, you caught me!

But you haven't seen Ronald's dick. I actually was on fries...LOL

[pyramider]

Why not be an architect? Art Vandelay

[asianbkktraveler]

Originally Posted by Paris Bouvier

If your a good standing member and vouched for by several companions on P411, Date-Check and or RS2K, you should not be obligated to release this privy information. In addition, if your a member who contributes to the community on a regular basis AND you participate by writing current reviews....again, you shouldn't be obligated to release your employment information...if the ladies are well known and reputable.

Paris Bouvier

I agree with Frenchy here. I understand the girls need to be cautious and very discrete - hell, vice is very vigilant in some cities and they need to protect themselves.

I found all my problems went away once I got on P411. See a few highly respected providers who have board cred and all these questions go away.

[JONBALLS]

I just say im retired. then they say you look soo young and good looking and i say , I know

[rrabbit6926]

Rofl Damn Ronald Mcdonald getting blown for fries.

[Breakinghearts101]

Originally Posted by Fallon Kelly

It's not your answer we want to hear, we don't care what you do for a living other than to help make small talk. It's the inflection of your voice when you give you answer is what we're listening to.

Thumbs up...

I personally would like to know because I'm interested in my client and maybe I can learn a thing or two if I know what your profession is, is it really offensive to ask???

[tonytiger4u]

She might also ask about your employment as a way of estimating her future tip! Or maybe her future regular income! Hey, this is a business!!

[Milehigh65]

Originally Posted by Breakinghearts101

Thumbs up...

I personally would like to know because I'm interested in my client and maybe I can learn a thing or two if I know what your profession is, is it really offensive to ask???

If you are asking for character profile, then yes. But if you are truly inquiring to make small talk, then I guess I can lighten up. But believe me I have heard the question asked and it is pretty clear as to why the provider is asking.

[Tiffani Jameson]

Originally Posted by rrabbit6926

Rofl Damn Ronald Mcdonald getting blown for fries.

CORRECTION: I was BLOWING the fry.

[workoutjunkie]

i tell eveyone i am a gynecologist....well i dont have a license but i will take a look anyway!!

[canuckvic]

Up front when asking for the purpose of a reference stand point, don't know why. It's never happened to me but during the session and conversation, I usually tell them a lie and then tell them the truth that I'm a cookie taster.

[guest043013-2]

If asked prior to meeting, it is part of the screening. If asked prior to getting naked, probably part of screening.

If asked during the heat of the encounter, it is damn distracting and I think it should be mentioned in your review.

If asked after things are underway, while you are getting comfortable or in the afterglow of a wonderful time, it is just small talk. She may be very uncomfortable with the silence while you recoup. Or she may just want to hear you talk so she knows you are still alive and she doesn't need to call 911.

Tiffani & Rebecka, that could be a real concern in your cases. Have you considered one of those portable defibrilators for your incall?