15. Roll-over minutes. I am not a cell phone company. If my minimum is an hour and a half and you leave in 45 minutes due to your own personal commitments, that does not mean that you are entitled to stay and additional 45 minutes on your next visit. I reserved that entire appointment slot for you and am not responsible if you have schedule conflicts.
16. Running late. Be polite. Unforeseen circumstances happen. We have no control over accidents on the road, road construction. flat tires or traffic jams. If you are running late, by all means call the provider and give her an estimated ETA. Do not assume that her schedule will accomodate your lateness. If she has another appointment scheduled a half hour after yours, your tardiness may not give her sufficient time between appointments. Or she may have other important personal commitments to attend to such as picking up children from school, a doctors or dentist appointment, etc. If she does not hear from you, she may wait 15-20 minutes and leave her incall.
17. You are early. Again, be polite. Call the provider and see if its alright to arrive early. Don't just show up and knock on her door. She may be in route to her incall. She may have a friend over. She may be in the shower getting ready. Or she may have some type of maintenance person at her apartment or condo. Or, if she is ready and available, she may be able to accomodate you earlier than your appoijntment time.
18. I am not pizza hut. I do not deliver in an hour. I do not drive around your area, with a suitcase full of supplies, like your local icecream truck, so that I am available to you at your whim. It amazes me how often someone asks for an appointment last minute and then becomes upset when I am not available. I am not available because I may have personal obligations, may still be at home in my PJs or doing housework and need time to take a shower, fix my hair, apply makeup and travel to my incall or may be meeting with a gentleman who booked in advance.. That is not to say that there are times where you may get lucky and find me available. But, don’t be upset if your schedule is so unpredictable that you cannot book in advance and I am not always available. Also, if you are looking for an appointment first thing the next morning, and request the appointment late the previous night or early that morning, I may not get your request in time to meet. Sometimes I treat myself and sleep in when I don’t have early a.m. appointments, or I may have been out late the prior evening on an appointment and need that extra sleep. *wink* If you are a new client, I may also need time to prescreen you.
19. My hours are listed on my website. If my website states that I take my last appointment at 9:00 p.m, please do not call me at 3:00 in the morning on your way back to your hotel from the local pub looking for companionship. If you use a verification service such as room service 2000, do not assume they are available 24 hours a day and that they respond back immediately. It takes time to get verification and if you have waited till the last minute and want an immediate appointment, I may not be able to verify you in time to meet..
20. Special needs.
A. Allergic to latex? If you are allergic to latex, not all providers keep non-latex covers on hand. You may wish to bring an unopened box of non-latex covers to the appointment.
B. Extra large? Again, while we try to keep all sizes available, if you require a magnum or magnum XL, you may wish to bring an unopened box with you to the appointment to be sure.
C. Handicapped accessible? If you are handicapped, using a wheelchair, walker, or have other physical limitations, you may wish to check with the provider before the appointment to see if her incall is handicapped accessible.
D. Environmental allergies? If you are allergic to perfume, fabric softener or other scents, you may wish to point this out to the provider in advance. Nothing spoils an appointment quicker than your sneezing or breaking out in a rash.
E. Cigarettes? Before you assume that its ok to light a cigarette in the provider’s incall, you should ask. She may have cigarette allergies, or may be a non-smoker or have clients who will not appreciate the residual cigarette odor.
F. Erectile dysfunction? If you must use a “thingy pump” or rely on penile injections, please mention this to the provider. She may ask you to step into a separate room to use one of these devices.Lets face it, some people are squeamish about needles and unless she knows why you have brought a hypoderrmic needle, seeing one during the appointment may put her on edge as she has no idea if you are diabetic, if you are taking illegal drugs or if you have some other physical condition that she should be concerned with.
21. Before the appointment, please visit my website and reviews again in advance. Be sure you know the donation for the length of time we have booked and have that donation ready immediately upon arriving. Do not be offended if I verify the amount. As they say, one bad apple spoils the whole bunch . Re-acquaint yourself with my reviews so you know what to expect, cbj, bbj, cim, etc.
22. Not your local pharmacist. Just because I am a compensated companion does not mean that I have access to products such as Viagra, Levitra or Cialis and make them available to my clients. The reason that these products are prescribed by physicians is that there are numerous contraindications which may preclude someone from being able to use them. These include; heart problems, other medications (such as alpha blockers or nitrate medications) which may produce a dangerous reaction, priapism (an erection that lasts more than 4 hours and can be painful and dangerous). Fatal heart attacks have been reported for gentlemen with heart problems who use one of these products.
23. Illegal drugs. I am not your local “bag girl.” Do not ask me if I can hook you up with marijuana, cocaine or other illegal substances. Also, do not presume that it is OK to bring your “goodies” to our appointment. I am not making any judgement calls about your activities, but request that you respect my decision not to allow them around me.
24. Alcohol. So you brought a large bottle of wine, or two, to the appointment. How thoughtful. However, just because you brought an entire bottle, does not mean that it has to be finished at the appointment. Remember, alcohol can produce unpleasant side effects. If you become rude, beligerent or unruly, you may be asked to leave. Also excessive alcohol consumption may cause E.D. If you are nervous or just want a social drink, or two, great! A little wine does take the edge off. Over-consumption is frowned upon. Also, you don’t want to drive intoxicated and risk injuring others or yourself. Either leave the remains of the bottle with me, or if you must, take it with you when you leave.
25. When you arrive, do so discreetly. Wait till you are inside my incall for any greeting. If you have brought gifts, please put them in a bag so as not to attract undue attention.
26. Lastly, if you are a newbie, do let the provider know. This may explain your nervousness to her and she will be able to put you at ease rather than become uneasy herself.
And remember, you are there to enjoy yourself. Try and leave your troubles outside and just have fun!
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