Clockwatchers

[doodlebug]

A thought just struck me, not a good thing usually, but in reviews we tend to put phrases like "not a clock watcher" etc or we comment negatively on the bang on the door or the setting of the alarm on the phone, but is it fair.

A girl advertises a rate for her time and we agree to pay that for the alotted time, however comments on timekeeping both positive and negative have an effect on business. How wrong is it for a girl to insist we don't stay for more than the alotted time, providing a satisfactory service has been provided. After all we go for a swim for an hour and the whistle blows we get out, never heard of anyone avoiding a swimming pool because they insisted you get out after the time is up. Equally when we say certainly not a clockwatcher it is decoded as you will get more than you agreed for here!!!!

Just wondering in the sense of self regulation should we try and tone down the emphasis on timekeeping. If a girl is happy to let me stay that is good, but I do not need to give her extra credit in reviews for that fact, and equally if I am satisfied with the service and the time is up why should I be offended that I didn't get extra time. Only my thoughts would be interested in hearing the views of clients and escorts, not looking to start a row by the way.

[saoirsemac]

haha dangerous topic!!

i admit im not strict on time, i dnt mind a few min over, but more the, go for 30min and stay for an hr!
just to put another spin on it u have booked for 2pm u arrive at 2pm and the girl cant see coz a client has run over 30min even tho she left a 30min for her to shower etc, so if u the guy waiting ur pissed and if ur the guy in the room ur happy so guess u cant have it both ways,
whats worse if you have someone who stays and takes adventage of your good nature and you loose buisness!!
as i said i wudnt be the girl who watching the clock but if every overstays an extra 30min it gets very dishearting,
10min even 15min if they want another shower ok kind off lol

[doodlebug]

haha dangerous topic!!

i admit im not strict on time, i dnt mind a few min over, but more the, go for 30min and stay for an hr!
just to put another spin on it u have booked for 2pm u arrive at 2pm and the girl cant see coz a client has run over 30min even tho she left a 30min for her to shower etc, so if u the guy waiting ur pissed and if ur the guy in the room ur happy so guess u cant have it both ways,
whats worse if you have someone who stays and takes adventage of your good nature and you loose buisness!!
as i said i wudnt be the girl who watching the clock but if every overstays an extra 30min it gets very dishearting,
10min even 15min if they want another shower ok kind off lol

Thanks Orlath remind me to book for an hour last ting at night because you clearly never sleep so might way more than the hours, LOL

I agree with you and maybe that is the point I am trying to make, this is a business and we the punters need to think of that. We have all had experience where the previous has overstayed, personally I don't get annoyed as I know its not the girls fault, but if we arrive late to an appointment and then she insists we go promptly we would probably post a disappointed if not negative review and I for one don't think that is fair.

[Curvaceous Kate]

If someone calls to tell me they are running late and I know I have another booking soon after, I will tell them when they arrive that I can not extend their original booking time. It is then up to them if they are happy to continue, knowing that it was not my fault they were late. However, if I don't have a booking I will reassure them that it is not a problem and they can still have their full time.

With regards to overlapping on a booking. If it is clearly just a matter of a few minutes to get to the point of no return, then I have no problem with that what so ever and would rather have a happy client, than an unfulfilled client. If however they have had their time and we have chatted and they try to start again a few mins before the end of their booking, I will tell them that they are welcome to extend the booking (if I'm able to) and that way they know the score and we are able to either continue knowing there will be an extra charge or they decide to finish and leave. If however, I don't have time I would politely remind them that we can't take it any further due to other bookings, but continue kissing etc until their time is up.

As with all jobs, it is important to be flexible where you can be, but as you have mentioned, this is an occupation and clients should understand that the time is not always there for them to have.

[doodlebug]

If someone calls to tell me they are running late and I know I have another booking soon after, I will tell them when they arrive that I can not extend their original booking time. It is then up to them if they are happy to continue, knowing that it was not my fault they were late. However, if I don't have a booking I will reassure them that it is not a problem and they can still have their full time.

With regards to overlapping on a booking. If it is clearly just a matter of a few minutes to get to the point of no return, then I have no problem with that what so ever and would rather have a happy client, than an unfulfilled client. If however they have had their time and we have chatted and they try to start again a few mins before the end of their booking, I will tell them that they are welcome to extend the booking (if I'm able to) and that way they know the score and we are able to either continue knowing there will be an extra charge or they decide to finish and leave. If however, I don't have time I would politely remind them that we can't take it any further due to other bookings, but continue kissing etc until their time is up.

As with all jobs, it is important to be flexible where you can be, but as you have mentioned, this is an occupation and clients should understand that the time is not always there for them to have.

Again a point well made and one us clients need to remember and to understand before we shoot our reviewing mouths off about timekeeping etc.

[ryder]

I have no problem with getting out on time as the escort may be losing business. When my time is up I usually say to the lady ,"turn on your phone and dont let me hold you up." Nearly always she will say" theres no rush ,my next appointment is not for an hour " or whatever. I hate being in places where the lady keeps looking at her watch after 15 minutes or so ,makes me feel unwelcome. This latter group are always in the "No reviews" category

[benin]

After all we go for a swim for an hour and the whistle blows we get out

pmsl...i just pictured the scene of a referee jumping out from behind a door ....the whistle goes and its full time...



ahhh no way ref what about injury time???...lol

[Lucy Chambers]

A thought just struck me, not a good thing usually, but in reviews we tend to put phrases like "not a clock watcher" etc or we comment negatively on the bang on the door or the setting of the alarm on the phone, but is it fair.

A girl advertises a rate for her time and we agree to pay that for the alotted time, however comments on timekeeping both positive and negative have an effect on business. How wrong is it for a girl to insist we don't stay for more than the alotted time, providing a satisfactory service has been provided. After all we go for a swim for an hour and the whistle blows we get out, never heard of anyone avoiding a swimming pool because they insisted you get out after the time is up. Equally when we say certainly not a clockwatcher it is decoded as you will get more than you agreed for here!!!!

Just wondering in the sense of self regulation should we try and tone down the emphasis on timekeeping. If a girl is happy to let me stay that is good, but I do not need to give her extra credit in reviews for that fact, and equally if I am satisfied with the service and the time is up why should I be offended that I didn't get extra time. Only my thoughts would be interested in hearing the views of clients and escorts, not looking to start a row by the way.

Great post and very bloody true. You know, there are certain clients who read those review and think they can get an hour but pay for half. It would be nice if reviewers where more circumspect in their choice of words, and indeed only mention time if it should happen that they were shortchanged.

[itstimenow]

if im with a girl and she allows me to go a lil over my time i write it in the review as a good thing and to me its helping the lady get better business but from now on i wont say about the time as i never really thought it is actually hindering the lady in the long run.

Great post and very bloody true. You know, there are certain clients who read those review and think they can get an hour but pay for half. It would be nice if reviewers where more circumspect in their choice of words, and indeed only mention time if it should happen that they were shortchanged.

[jammy69]

Clients should have the respect to arrive on time and only expect to stay for the time they've booked. The ladies may do with their time as they wish; it's their time afterall. I greatly appreciate being allowed to stay on a bit if that's on the cards, but I never expect it and, now, I know better than to mention it if I write a review.

A client can get frustrated if the escort seems to be more conscious of the clock than they are of the client and in such a case, one could consider them a 'clockwatcher'. I also know it's difficult for an escort to let a client know if they are running late, but it would be appreciated as our time is valuable too.