To our wonderful Lady providers in the Minneapolis area, I am wondering your thoughts, opinions,  even exceptions on what you would consider an appropriate tip from a gentlemen client who you have seen on multiable occasions, or would like to see you again.  I have never been able to secure a consistent answer to this questions, and am hoping you can help me out, and maybe other hobbyists also to this question.  Thanks

The best tip, is a repeat visit.

There is  no consistent  answer, its your experience.  You have to decide for  yourself based  on what you took away  from it.  It's  as simple and honest as that.  Sometimes  that will be large  tip, other  times mid grade, and when warranted  absolutely  nothing.  Unless you want a robotic  provider.   Oh how dudes hate that, plenty of reviews to point that out.  

The most common tip in my experience is guys rounding up by the hundred, like if a donation is 350 they leave 400. For longer dates an extra hundo is common as well. Sometimes after a date if a gent wants to show his appreciation he surprises me by buying something off of my wishlist or sends a gift card.  None of these are required but are always deeply appreciated and I agree that repeating is a fantastic way to show a provider that you enjoy your time together!

I tip people whose base pay is low, like restaurant servers.

I don't tip, because providers can choose the prices they want for the services they want to provide.  In addition, their case is different than jobs in which tipping is a substantial portion of income (like waiters/waitresses for example).  I don' tip my dentist, or my plumber, ... If I do not like their services, I go elsewhere; if I like their services, I will repeat.  Same thing with providers.

100% agree.  Imagine hiring a lawyer, getting a $400 bill for his/her services, and then saying to the lawyer, here's an extra $50.  

Actually my tip was more than four hundred bucks, but just like when I tip hookers, it was for going above and beyond the call of duty, but back to tipping lawyers, once I had a lawyer do an exceedingly good job representing me and he did it for what I considered well below "market rates", ie a "few thousand" where I believe he could have charged me in the five digits if he had chosen to. I was so happy with the results (and the rate) that I wrote him an extra check for $500 and told him to "take himself and his wife out to dinner on me". He accepted the "tip" gracefully and I always knew I would have an attorney who would "always" take my calls. lol

Its like the review last week where the guy saw a girl that was $400. She said she wouldn't do anything for under 600 even though her website said differently. He basically told her to go away and then she finally agreed to the 400.  
 At the end of the day he still gave her a $100 tip so he gave her 500. If you read the review he sounds like a total sucker and if your the girl you are like wtf - you had the money the whole time, talked me down and still paid me more??

I never expect a tip, but it always a nice gesture.  Thoughtful gifts are always nice as well. I have one gentleman I see on a regular basis and he usually brings a bottle of wine, a new book, and a $50 gift card to Target or my local grocery store.  He has also brought treats for my pups. Much appreciated!!  

I always tip the first time. However, I find all too often, a provider doesn’t acknowledge or even give a simple “Thank You” for the tip.  If they don’t even notice, why bother?
I will still repeat, but for the rate ONLY.

That is me and Kali!! 😂 (pretty close)
..and the little shit at the end who now makes $1Million/week on the Big Bang Theory)

I agree.  Merry Christmas to all. Xxxxoooo, Tayshin

...Somehow I missed that review, but I cant imagine how there could be a $200.00 dollar difference in the cost of service, are there some details that aren't stated ?

on this specific topic because like most topics presented here, it's relative. Again, we are all only experts in our own experiences, so I can only attest to mine. It's important to be clear that a tip &/or gift should never be expected; however, if a guest comes bearing gifts, who am I to deny them? In my experience, when I have received tips, it's usually a bill that is graced by none other than Mr. Franklin. Typically, for me tipping is more frequent around Christmas, Valentine's Day, and the summer. What happens far more frequently is someone bringing a gift to our date (my fave being a lingerie set I can change into), or purchasing a gift post-date. However, for me, my favourite tip is when a friend books again within the same month or even week. Everything else? That's just icing on the cake.