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Something to keep in mind for visiting providers
alexhumboldt 1123 reads
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These days it seems that most visiting providers are staying in the suburbs rather than downtown which eliminates many potential customers as a lot of people who live in the city don't have cars and it is a huge hassle to go to the suburbs.  If you are going to stay in the suburbs, you could minimize the issue by staying somewhere that has access to public transportation by train or El.  I might be willing to hop on the Metra (suburban commuter trains) to see a visiting provider if she is staying close to a station, but I am much less likely to rent a car to do so.  Schaumburg and Oak Brook have terrible access to public transportation.  OHare/Rosemont is better depending on how close you are staying to a Metra or El station.

I'm located in the city and get many visitors from the 'burbs. It's not uncommon on our first visit together to listen to initial grumblings about city traffic, parking, etc. Of course, it doesn't seem to stop them from seeing me a 2nd, 3rd, 7th time. ;-)

Quite frankly, I think if you boys had your way, you'd be able to roll out of bed and right into your date!

Seriously though, how about just getting a zipcar membership? That way, you can see who you really want without a great deal of headache over where they're located, and they can stay where ever they please without having to listen to "business advice" (ie-grumblings :-P.

Every visitor I've wanted to see recently has been downtown or deep in the city and I just can't go there. Eve is right - it does work both ways and we guys are looking for the fastest route to playtime. Beware, we're not the only ones who know how convenient the O'Hare area is - so does LE. Visitors need to consider their safety as well as convenience for their clients and I would never advise a visitor to put herself at risk for our convenience. Remember that if she's not in a safe area, you're at risk too.

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