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sydneystone 1831 reads
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How do you feel about gong out with providers to social functions?

little phil1302 reads

Is that this is another in a series of thinly veiled ads and as such, it's the last one of these that will see the light of day.  Every other provider in Atlanta must follow the rules...

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bangerzandbizkitz1597 reads

on the social function in question.

For non-work related social engagements like charity balls or fundraising black-tie events, I'm perfectly comfortable bringing a provider with me as my date.

For work-related events like company parties or get-togethers, I'd refrain from doing so, as I'm more likely to run into my colleagues and their spouses at some future date at any given moment.

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How do you feel about gong out with providers to social functions?

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sydneystone1126 reads

that makes sense .  k

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bandit5high1016 reads

As much as the particular function.  Atlanta has some excellent escorts any one of which I would have no hesitation in asking to accompany me to a social engagement.

However not everyone has the sophistication, social grace, wit, charm and simple elan to turn a evening out into an evening to remember.
And those that do are much to smart to accept my invitation.
LOL

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How do you feel about gong out with providers to social functions?

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tylor4you1954 reads

You also need to have a good "story" as to how you met, know each other ect. I have accompanied several gentleman to business and social functions. Its all about the details. Be prepared to answer any and all questions.

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utrdude944 reads

it reminds me of a scene in "Pretty Woman" When Richard Greer tells his account, at the Polo game, that "shes' a hooker"  A great way to shock your co-workers.

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bangerzandbizkitz778 reads

the boss. Edward told his subordinate, Stuckey (a lawyer), that he brought a hooker.

As Edward was the boss, I don't think he particularly cared about what his employee thought of his choice of dates.

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it reminds me of a scene in "Pretty Woman" When Richard Greer tells his account, at the Polo game, that "shes' a hooker"  A great way to shock your co-workers.

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