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It really doesn't matter. Some ladies (and guys) are . . .

keystonekid 114 Reviews 599 reads

posted 15 years ago

morning people and some are night owls. Unless your date is for 7 or 8 am, you probably will not be her first of the day; especially true for touring ladies.

A low volume lady will put plenty of time between dates so she is fresh for each date.

cedar222115 years ago847 reads

Question from a Newbie

I've heard it said that you never want to buy a car that was on the assembly line on Friday afternoon or Monday morning. Maybe a bad analogy, but when scheduling a provider would the preference be first of the day , last, somewhere in between or it really doesn't matter. Thanks for the experienced opinion!

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CaseySterling15 years ago1096 reads

nice analogy

Well it all depends on the guy booking the appointment. I mean you will never be "first" with the girl...just "first of the day" and if she didn't shower then you're not longer first...lol

I only see AT MOST 2 guys a day. But usually it's more like 1. Although some girls will see 4+guys in a day but I don't think they offer the GFE.

I like to see gentlemen earlier in the morning as that usually means they are freshly showered. Sometimes "After-work" clients worked hard and need a little freshening up.

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hound_dog6915 years ago586 reads

I think your answer will vary from provider to provider and agency to agency

Some ladies/agencies will stack up the appointments, and some ladies do great with that, and make each session seem as fresh as the first (god bless 'em). other ladies can't handle more than a couple a day. This only becomes an issue if they work for an agency that packs the guys in like folks boarding a Southwest flight.

Independent ladies certainly have better control over this and have a vested interest in maintaining brand loyalty & quality. Agencies care too, but some only care to a degree, and in general you'll never really know.