At our first meeting, I don't discuss it when you walk in the door. We're still in the 'getting to know you' stage. For me - you can add it to the rest of the donation at the conclusion of the meeting. You can even mention it. I will definitely communicate my appreciation - either in your presence or after your departure.
Subsequent meetings should open communication lines a bit and you can either ask or attempt a different approach with the provider. Whatever you do, put it on a surface that's obvious to the provider. I have furniture as tall as me and have overlooked donations on top of it.
What is the proper way to leave a tip?
Some, maybe most, girls are pretty clear that they don't want to discuss money, and they often will leave the envelope unmentioned and untouched until I'm out the door. So, how to leave a tip? Say something about what a great time I had and I'd like to show my appreciation while laying the cash on the night stand? Just put it down near the envelope without another word? Say nothing and leave it in the bathroom?
Is there a right way and a wrong way to do this?
At our first meeting, I don't discuss it when you walk in the door. We're still in the 'getting to know you' stage. For me - you can add it to the rest of the donation at the conclusion of the meeting. You can even mention it. I will definitely communicate my appreciation - either in your presence or after your departure.
Subsequent meetings should open communication lines a bit and you can either ask or attempt a different approach with the provider. Whatever you do, put it on a surface that's obvious to the provider. I have furniture as tall as me and have overlooked donations on top of it.
Happy New Year! Lea
In my opinion the best way to tip is to just leave it.
When I am left a generous tip I am very thankful and I express that in an email.
My hour rate is 250 and I am often given a gift of 260 I am thankful but I don't really consider that a tip
For me the best tip I reveive is when you cum back
I am a big tipper
I love to show people that the service I am receiving is appreciated and their hard work is noticed.
I feel the gift I receive is plentiful, but I love the feedback...even if it's only words. Tell me you like it like that!
When I am left a generous tip I am very thankful and I express that in an email.
My hour rate is 250 and I am often given a gift of 260 I am thankful but I don't really consider that a tip
I feel the gift I receive is plentiful, but I love the feedback...even if it's only words. Tell me you like it like that!!
As long as you leave it some place easily found there is no wrong way.
I don't really like to talk about money when we are still getting to know each other. If you do it in the beginning I'd just casually place it with the envelope. Do it when she can see, I'm sure she'll show her appreciation. If you do it after we are comfortable with each other I prefer you say something. Even of its just "thank you" while laying the money down. I greatly appreciate it when someone tips me and I like to have a chance to say thank you.
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And tell her sincerely that you had a most wonderful time.
As mentioned, look in her eyes and be be honest. I would definitely say something about the great time we just had, or what you especially liked about the encounter. Just be yourself and it's really not that complicated. Not sure, but I think most people always like seeing the "true you". And that is not difficult to project.
DON'T HAND IT TO HER! YES I'M YELLING! lol
Just at the end if you liked the date enough have it prepared as is or in another envelope or something and sit it on the bed or dresser or something on the way out. Don't draw attention to it just leave it where you're sure she'll see it.
She'll assume any excess amount is a tip, not that you can't count. Besides, are you really holding out until the end of the session to determine if she "earned a tip?" Are you like, "hey, that bj was extra deep and sloppy - here's an extra $50 for you - keep it up!" or "she wasn't that energetic this time, I'm gonna take my spare $20 elsewhere!"?
She's not working for tips, so just leave what you owe (plus however generous you're feeling that day), and tell her you had a great time. She'll get it. Making a show of leaving a tip is for your own selfish ego
Tipping, hmmmm. What a wonderful question, so glad you ask! Most gents do not. Excuse me, yet the truth be known you are one of the few, thank you very much. A bit late on this subject because I was on a date at the beach with a piss poor person who was not quite the manners of you.....Excuse me for being tardy.........
TIPS..........Does anyone know what this means?????? My Dad told me long ago that TIPS means To Insure Proper Service. Wow, growing up in a County Club Setting and waiting on tables at $1.65/hr taught me a lot!
In ending this is what I would feel more comfortable with. Leaving the envelope open in the bathroom............That way I know how much time you want to spend and also with a tip you will probably get what ever you want, meaning, extra time, staying over, massage, it does not matter. Your kindness = My Kindness, Nuff, said, Kelley