No "good" girl will give you a discount because you are willing to drive in a huge snowstorm to come see them, If you are dumb enough to go out there thats on you.
 If a girl is willing to drive in a snow storm to come see you that tells you how much in need of money she is and you'll probably be able to negotiate. Realistically anyone normal can wait a few days or a week.

 Reminds me of a story as I saw a (not very popular) girl 4 years ago on Christmas eve during an average snow storm. She kicked me out a little before the time was over claiming she had more clients coming. Well unless that clients name was Santa Claus she was full of crap.

I don't drive in nasty weather. It's un-fun and stressful.
That being said, I must say that some are more comfy driving in difficult weather than others. I don't think it can be chalked up to whether or not a provider is "desperate for money." Some people are just more laid back and braver than others.  
I, unfortunately, am not one of the brave when it comes to driving icy roads!

R Wilde

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I especially don't sew providers. There's no need. Most people are smart enough not to mix knives and sex in the first place.

It's Winter, doesn't mean she's hard up.

Maybe she just drives in all kinds of weather....That could mean she has a good work ethic.  

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but I did see a girl a couple weeks ago during a big snow storm. The weather was really nasty but there was hardly any traffic so it wasn't too bad except for getting a little stuck in the hotel parking lot. She had driven all the way from Milwaukee right through the storm and kept me updated on her ETA. I'm pretty sure I was her only appointment that day and felt obligated to see her. I figured if she could make it all the way from Milwaukee I could make the 15 mi drive to her hotel.

Actually...

I ran a special for just this reason. I figured if gents were going to brave the weather for me, I could absolutely give them an incentive. To each their own but,  I prefer to spend cold, snowy days in warm arms making our own heat.  

Xoxo Dani

It doesn't bother me to drive in the snow. I've been doing it all my life and started doing it when all most people had was rear wheel drive and knew that slowing down and using common sense would get you where you needed/wanted to go.

I like driving in snow but hate parking with my truck. Ugh.  I hate the stupid cold and wind so much I started a count down to retirement.