Has anyone see Sable at Julie's.  Her profile says "don't know" about breast implants.  But in the photos it looks like she has had them.  How was the experience?  I was quoted $250 as her hourly rate, but are you expected to tip the girl? How much is a normal tip?

Yes, you are expected to tip -- the house keeps a portion of the $250.  20% is a good tip -- more if you feel it is called for.

I have never been with Sable, but yes, she does have implants.  You will have to read the details of the reviews to see if there are any comments on hardness or other attributes.   From what I have read, she is usu a good time.

Also, based on your question on tipping, I think you may be a newbie.  If that is the case, go over to the newbie posting board for some FAQs.

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Nubie,
I've been around the block and don't think tipping is necessarily your responsibility or  that you are obligated to tip.
Only tip for "excellent " service! Make these chicks earn their bucks and the fact they have to give the house 50% is their deal. Don't feel like cause they're giving up a cut, you have to make up that shortfall; which is BS
Cheers~!
CC' s back!

Does Sable still provide at Julies?

I see that Paige girl has left the scene. She's a real sweetheart!

Cheers!

I would second this statement. In fact, in a recent thread on the VIP member's board, Julie herself agrees with it. The girls at her agency at expected to provide a certain level of service, tip or no tip.

I personally am of the opinion that tips in our hobby are not generally viewed as "standard practice" and should only be given out for exceptional service. The way I practice this is to only tip when I feel that I would want to see the provider again. This serves two purposes: it rewards the provider for the service that was good enough to warrant a return visit; and it paves the way for an even better experience the second time around.

(Again, these statements just represent my opinion on this matter. I am vaguely curious to see what other hobbyists' views are on this.)

In response to my own question, I don't like to have to feel any need to tip.  The tip should be built into the price.  Wondering whether to tip or not would put me in an  awkward situation.  It would also make me feel uncomfortable wondering whether I tipped too little.