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Re:Bringing libations (wine etc.) to appointments? How many guys routinely.......
SmellySmegma 2910 reads
posted
1 / 20

bring some wine, Champagne, Vodka etc. to appointments? I have never gone to a session empty handed. I've got a MAD MADAM because I brought a bottle of French Sirah to a session and shared a few ounces with one of my favorite providers. MAD MADAM says provider is a poor drinker and is VERY pissed at SMELLY.  MAD MADAM ripped SMELLY a new asshole and won't take or return my calls.  How many guys bring libations to sessions? Ladies, do you prefer a guy bring a little something?

stevej1 9 Reviews 3166 reads
posted
2 / 20

... especially ETOH related:
this is a little delicate; one way of choosing is to check out a provider's wish list (i have been introduced to some darn good stuff from there)
bringing wine as a gift may not be a problem in and of itself.
however, would u want her to open the wine and share it right there?
i guess so.
well, now ...
it depends on how LONG the date is for. ('date' is used here because wine, flowers, etc can give an appointment that color, i think)
it MAYBE ok if the date is a few hours long - not to get WASTED, but for her to drink a little, get buzzed a little and then get back to her usual state of being, especially if there is another appointment following yours - (that could turn out to be a 'date' too?)
it MAY NOT be ok if the date is an hour or 30 mins long. (i dont do many of those, so i cannot really comment) i would imagine though that flowers or books or any other thoughtful gift would be more appropriate. if wine HAS to be given, it MAY NOT be fair to share right there, for her or for the client following you. it would be rather unpleasant to open the door to find her breathing chardonnay fumes on YOU now, huh?

so, would i bring wine? it really depends on the kind of appointment and (if i have established a rapport via prior contact with her) what HER wishes are.

sorry to hear about your faux pas
as they say ... this too shall pass
lol ...
let me say that i learnt from your experience too!

thanks for sharing and i hope things get back on an even keel soon!

hobby on

hobo69 21 Reviews 3363 reads
posted
3 / 20

sorry to hear about it, smelly.

For while, I was bringing wine or vodka, esp for the Eastern Euro ladies, probably to loosen myself up more than them.
Less than a drink was fine, but more than that and the experience was a waste for me.

Missypetite24 3201 reads
posted
4 / 20

Hi Smelly,
While it is a very sweet gesture.  I prefer that the gents coming to see me don't bring wine etc, unless the apt is two hours or more.  I am a little person lol so getting smashed would consist of 2 glasses of wine.  I don't drink hard liquor on apts period.

For hour apts, bottled water is usually greeted by a big hug.  Sometimes there isn't a drugstore nearby and paying $4.00 for a liter of water is just crazy.

I agree, it does loosen everyone up, but if you never know if the girl has a problem that she or the agency isn't sharing with the world.  I once toured with a prov that was  recovering.  Had known her for years, never saw her drink just assumed that she didn't.  Client brings her wine as a gesture and gets upset when she doesn't want to drink it there.  Bottom line is she didn't want anyone to know and ticked off and lost a client for appearing unappreciative.  Asking is usually the best way to go.  Some of us appreciate the fact that you were thinking about bringing us a little something.  I know I do.
My 2 cents,
Missy  

Mad as hell provider 3533 reads
posted
5 / 20

This is my personal opinion but bringing libations to an appt is a way to get a provider off her game maybe to gain a little extra time or other things a provider normally wont do. And if you were asked by this madam not to bring wine to the session and you did then you were wrong and should be banned.

PoppyLI 39282 reads
posted
7 / 20

When I get to know her better, I'll ask her what she may want as a gift.

Sometimes I'll bring two candles if I know the hotel won't frown on it.

SmellySmegma 6175 reads
posted
8 / 20

I collect wine, enjoy wine, and by giving a provider 4 ounces of red wine, I wasn't taking advantage. I think your views are highly cynical. My reviews show that I bring libations to ALL my appointments.(and you know my user name). Most of the girls I see have a blast with me and we get a little crazy. I'm paying for time and have every right to enjoy a drink. I Don't hold a gun to anyone's head and say you must drink! I in no way encouraged the provider to drink. In fact, I've never had a provider say or think that I brought wine to get them drunk. Almost without exception, the girls are thrilled. I would hope we could get past this, remain friends, and have fun!

SmellySmegma 4302 reads
posted
9 / 20

allowed her a stinking Half a glass of wine. I'm NOT the provider's keeper or father. The gal in question was not at all tipsy and kept ALL her appointments! You're making this sound like I committed some barbaric crime by enjoying my wine.Hey, I'm not the BTK Killer. You Madam know I'm a nice guy and am only having FUN! I don't hold grudges, and would hope you don't either. We have been friends and exchanged a lot of laughs and I would hope this remains the situation! Let's move on to fun and warped things! Pick up the phone and call me you little shit and stop taking this personally. You know I like you!

VeryMadWomanResponds 2866 reads
posted
10 / 20

I went over the request in depth THE DAY BEFORE.Why on earth would you bring it the next day @ 12:00pm in the afternoon.

If a provider has other apt.'s that day and I told you it would not be good to give her even one drop why did you bring it?

It is total lack of RESPECT. I do not tolerate when you ask someone a solid request and they just toss it out the window.

I am furiuos about this.

Why didn't you just have a drink before you came up to the room?

Everyone knows that one drink leads to the next,I am like that with wine, why not everyone else. One sip leads to a bottle!

Please!!!! :(

-- Modified on 3/24/2005 5:45:56 PM

VOYAGER1 10 Reviews 4637 reads
posted
11 / 20

I do not for my life understand this post- why are private issues become public matters. If the provider says no libations then it is no libations or don't see her. Lets have sme respect ! More importantly why poll us on a personal matter. i don;t care if 95% say bring libations if the one I am going to see says no I either say no to her or respect her wishes.

thirsty 2 Reviews 1703 reads
posted
12 / 20

As I have written over and over and over again...

If a person wants to post something that makes themself look bad, I will not stand in the way. It is not my job to protect the poster from themself. This thread is a classic illustration of that point. :(

thirsty

Mad as hell provider 1679 reads
posted
15 / 20
luv`nlife 5 Reviews 2161 reads
posted
16 / 20

You've shown repeatedly that you don't respect or care about what anyone else thinks if it differs from you.  Why bother asking when it's not going to make one bit of difference to you?

Alix-Andria 2339 reads
posted
17 / 20

I am not much of a drinker, but I don't mind having a glass or two if the gentleman has inquired about it in advance (and I can make sure I am not drinking on an empty stomach). Last thing I want to do is get loaded up in the middle of the day, especially if I have another appointment afterwards.

You should also keep in mind there could be any number of reasons why a provider does not want to drink during a session... she could be on meds that don't mix with alcohol, she could be in recovery from alcoholism, or she may simply not feel comfortable doing anything to let her guard down with a first-time client.

Even tho I lived in California for several years, I never became enamoured of wine. I have always been a martini kinda girl.

~Alix

SmellySmegma 2710 reads
posted
18 / 20

returning a call and speaking rationally about it. Lot's of guys bring wine or Champagne to sessions. I'm paying for time and am entitled to a drink. I usually take the day off for sessions so having a "nooner" is no big deal. Champagne or wine is not the equivalent of "roofies" as some of you imply. You guys all act like AA members. I'm done with this thread. I would expect that the other party could move on with this and pick up the phone and remain friends.

Mad as hell provider 2862 reads
posted
19 / 20

He doesnt care and he was probally already drunk.He wanted to overstay his time. If you want xtra time you pay for it!!!This is just as bad as booking the last appt of day and using your ter influence to gain extra time but thats a whole other subject

Tight is nice 2927 reads
posted
20 / 20

Just as you feel it is your "entitlement" to have drinks during your session, the provider or madam has the right to tell you that your business is no longer wanted. Look elsewhere sucka.

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