when should the session timer start and or end?

[onehitwonder]

Oh. ANOTHER one.I'm pretty sure I got it, though. People speakin outta turn and all.

I always feel like I'm hi-jacking when I just want to speak or say something to y'all. BUT my PM'ers still broken. Soooooooooo.....

[boardman]

Originally Posted by onehitwonder

Oh. ANOTHER one.I'm pretty sure I got it, though. People speakin outta turn and all.

I always feel like I'm hi-jacking when I just want to speak or say something to y'all. BUT my PM'ers still broken. Soooooooooo.....

I'd tell ya but it was a fishing story from the Men's lounge.

[badhusband]

Not all guys wear a watch. If there is an egg timer concept going on, then it should be up to the provider to be aware of and mention it to the guy that it's time to leave. If the time runs over and she says nothing before hand, then there should be no extra charge.

Originally Posted by allofamber

Lets say your appointment is for 2pm - 3pm.... Your time starts at 2pm and your time ends at 3pm...if you get more time, lucky you..but DONT expect it......

....and if you OVER stayed and she asks for a little more then you SHOULD pay....if she doesn't ask then she is letting you slide.....

[badhusband]

I totally agree with you about the 'time attitude'. to me, it more about the encounter than the time really. I do appreciate if the gal tells me ahead of time that she has an appointment soon after mine or has to make sure that our time must end due to personal reasons kids coming home from school or whatever, just that we have to make sure to be done by the certain time. If she is booking appts that close together, then to me she is probably too high of a volume girl for my tastes and wouldn't want to see her anyways. I don't want to feel like I'm just going thru a revolving door.

Originally Posted by CivilBarrister

Usually the first few minutes to chat are fun. I have a LOT of provider friends who spend a considerable amount of time "catching up" before the clock starts.

BUt I was responding to:



If a lady is a stickler for this kinda schedule, then she is a clock watcher and I probably don't want to spend too much of MY time chit-chatting.

I also appreciate knowing someone's attitude about the "time"

[badhusband]

You are right camille. Everyone has their own attitude and view on things. You're correct that it is a business. Some call it a 'service' also. I prefer to find the rare few gals who love the event and the business is really secondary, regardless ofthe 'time' thing. I avoid those who consider it a 'service' only because I can be in my hotel room and 'service' myself for free. LOL Don't forget that at the end of the day, it is two people (sometimes more) sharing some level of intimacy.
If the gal is going to watch the clock, it's not that I'm not going to call her back. I won't call her at all because I'll go by doing my homework using websites like these and know ahead of time.
Gotta love the internet!!!!!!

Originally Posted by camilleMorgan

When the client arrives time starts....or when I walk through his door time starts. There is no argument there. The time is the time. Half hour is just that. An hour is just that. Now what happens during that time happens. If a provider decides she wants to watch the clock that's her business. If you don't like it...U have the option to Not call her Back. This is a Fair Exchange...Ain't No Robbery. At the end of the day...this is a Business ...Plain & simple. If you don't see it that way...your entitled. But any man/women can run His /Her business the way they see fit. Because Key word is THEIR BUSINESS. People like to complicate things...

[badhusband]

Amen

Originally Posted by enderwiggin

True. And the customer is in charge of spending the money. And if the money is better spent elsewhere, I'm sure you'll understand.

[DEAR_JOHN]

Originally Posted by Doove

Oh my God, have a sense of humor. Good grief.

For all the talk i've heard about how i don't know what makes you guys in Houston tick, you sure are behind the curve.

You haven't had a clue yet, so why start now?

[badhusband]

Totally agree with you on this one as well, that the proprietor is in charge of the bus.
I just cant help get Charlie Sheen's words out of my head: "I'm not paying for sex, I paying for them to leave when I'm done with them"

Originally Posted by camilleMorgan

Well I certainly understand your point of view....and as I said everyone is entitled to how they feel. However, if a provider feels that the time starts when you initially get together that's what it is. I don't think anyone is saying don't feel that way. I'm saying that the proprietor is in charge of the running of the business.

[badhusband]

Wow, I'm still trying to catch up on this thread. With all of the "perceives", "perceptions", "perceived perceptions"..... seems like it's going in circles here

[boardman]

Originally Posted by badhusband

Wow, I'm still trying to catch up on this thread. With all of the "perceives", "perceptions", "perceived perceptions"..... seems like it's going in circles here

Kinda like herding cats?

[SneakyCancer]

man this thread got a lot of attention.....

as long as the provider is honest and not saying you have 3 minutes left when i really have 20 minutes. I think the guy should leave when he is finished or when time is up. If a provider allows him to stay longer, it should be discussed up front but in no way assume he should pay up. I consider that generosity. Like wise if a provider is running late and we are on the clock....we don't ask for a discount.

There is a give and take......but never to be walked on. Get exactly what you pay for....especially if both agreed on or the feeling is mutual to depart.

[ThatManFromTexas]

Originally Posted by onehitwonder

Hmmm. I'm almost afraid to ask where else you've had it stuck......... But I'm brave...here we go.... Well? I'm waitin'

Since you asked...

[boardman]

Originally Posted by Doove

Oh my God, have a sense of humor. Good grief.

For all the talk i've heard about how i don't know what makes you guys in Houston tick, you sure are behind the curve.

We're simple creatures really.............

[dearhunter]

Originally Posted by Doove

Oh my God, have a sense of humor. Good grief.

For all the talk i've heard about how i don't know what makes you guys in Houston tick, you sure are behind the curve.

It helps to know who has a sense of humor around here and who is serious all the time...........seriously.

[ThatManFromTexas]

Originally Posted by dearhunter

It helps to know who has a sense of humor around here and who is serious all the time...........seriously.

Ya thinck? No seriously....