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Here's a little tip I learned some time ago....
GaGambler 991 reads
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Here is my cover story. "I am going to see a hooker and most likely get too drunk to drive myself home"

How's that for a believable cover story?

As for hotel receptionists, I pay no attention to them unless they are cute when simply walking through the lobby. When checking in, I usually make sure to ask for extra towels as I am expecting some "female company, wink wink" I've never had the slightest issue when doing this. lol

I have taken a couple of hundred international trips over the last several years, my cover story there EXCEPT when traveling to Canada which is a BITCH, is that I am there to get drunk and find hot women. Again, I have never had an issue with that approach, with the one exception and that exception is Canada. It's the only country where I have had an issue clearing immigration and customs and the only country where I truly do use a cover story. NEVER state you are traveling on business when going to Canada, not unless you don't mind spending a hour explaining yourself. The best cover story I kind of stumbled upon as it was true one trip was that I was up there to go fishing with a buddy, even then be prepared to give some details as they WILL ask, but the Canadians are proud of their fishing, and it makes sense to them that you would come up there to do so.

JackDunphy 427 reads
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You sound like one of the many dopey johns here who worry how to walk through a hotel lobby.

I would respond "with your legs." LOL

Come on sweetie. Just live your life and calm down a bit. No one is out to get you unless you act like a foolish jackass and then you will still be one in a sea of many jackasses.

Sleep tight tonite. Get some play-doh, if you must. You will be fine.

-- Modified on 12/9/2016 12:24:11 PM

GaGambler 563 reads
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There are times when I care what people think about me, mainly when those people can impact my life. Taxi cab drivers and Hotel clerks don't impact my life.  

Now as for my friends, I do tell them the truth and they know it's the truth. I don't have the slightest need to hide any behavior that I am not ashamed of, and fucking hookers is hardly something I am ashamed of. Now if some night I got drunk and fucked a FUGLY, you can bet that secret is going to the grave with me. lol

mrfisher 115 Reviews 717 reads
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When asked a question that I don't feel I want to answer, I ask back:   "Why do you ask?"

That usually shuts a person off cold.

If they come back with the old:  "Just curious".  I say,  "Oh".

Then I say something about the weather.

It always works

Sexy Carolina See my TER Reviews 347 reads
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You sound so stressed I don't know how you could possibly enjoy yourself
If you are getting so many looks from über drivers and hotel workers maybe you need to tone down your appearance
Don't be so paranoi

GaGambler 362 reads
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Some people allow others to interrogate them, others do not.

There are some people who feel obligated to answer the sometimes rude questions posed to them by others and there are other people that no one would dare cross examine. I am sure there is someone in everyone's life that you simply KNOW would not sit still for a bunch of silly intrusive questions and you know that person is the kind of person that no one would DARE get pushy with. That is the person someone like you needs to emulate, you don't need a cover story, you need the attitude that you are the customer and they are there to serve you, not the other way around.

I find it laughable that someone would find it appropriate to stop me in a hotel to ask me my business and I believe I give off that "aura" for lack of a better word that I am not the type of person that would take kindly to that type of treatment from an employee tasked to serving me not interrogating me.

You really are making WAY too much of this, you sound like the dumbfucks who think bringing a gym bag with them into a hotel allows them to "blend in" Some of us arrogant mother fuckers don't need to "blend in" You talk about being "at ease" well I am plenty "at ease" enough to tell some nosy clerk to fuck off if he started bothering me. THAT will get you a lot further than any lame cover story. Do you really find it so hard to tell other people "none of your business"???

GaGambler 454 reads
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and thinking back to a few of the Asian GF's I have had, there are a couple of them who also would take a tenth of the shit you are describing. Neither of the ones I am thinking of were hookers, although I have had several Asian hooker GF's and none of them had any of the issues you are talking about either and they were constantly in and out of hotels.

Just because you have slanted eyes doesn't mean you have to be "timid"

MmmMelanie See my TER Reviews 314 reads
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I didn't even realize it had a name. But yes it's good for all kinds of things...like when my hair stylist asks if I'm working today because I am in there in the middle of the day. Or the dental hygienist. Or when you have to make an appointment and can do it when everyone else normally can't. Everybody gotta know what you do for work lol People be nosey!

I admit it still always throws me off

Thanks

MmmMelanie See my TER Reviews 531 reads
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Posted By: GaGambler

   
 You really are making WAY too much of this, you sound like the dumbfucks who think bringing a gym bag with them into a hotel allows them to "blend in" Some of us arrogant mother fuckers don't need to "blend in" You talk about being "at ease" well I am plenty "at ease" enough to tell some nosy clerk to fuck off if he started bothering me. THAT will get you a lot further than any lame cover story. Do you really find it so hard to tell other people "none of your business"???
Excellent point and we all want to be like that.

But as a woman/female we have been socialized differently...not to be 'rude'. For social standards and also for personal/bodily safety. (yes even regular women too) If we are rude or dismissive that can attract bad responses. Take your pick of situations, it's always a possibility.

Most men don't understand that. How could they understand all the intricacies of all that goes into making an adult woman. We have been learning since childhood, how to keep ourselves safe and secure and out of trouble. When you hit adulthood, it is ingrained. Past experience tells you there is not much need to change as it would only create the trouble you are trying to avoid (sometimes on a daily basis).

But some men do understand...your auto mechanic for instance, the salesman at the furniture store, a potential boss etc etc and they know that being socialized not to be rude (must address questions as they are asked) is a way to wear a woman down. And assume they can get the truth that way, or change a woman's mind about something.

JackDunphy 337 reads
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Ugh. Fuck. Ugh.

Please don't tell me you are going to go down the "white privilege" road are you?

Or did you do so already?

GaGambler 383 reads
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You have heard me gripe about a LOT of shit over the years, but have you ever heard me claim I get mistreated because I have slanted eyes? Caveat, talking about shit that happened forty years ago in the deep south doesn't count. That was a different world living in "Coonassville in the 1970's with slanted eyes" That was a level of bigotry and racism someone as young as her will NEVER understand, but it doesn't apply to the world today for the average Asian or person of Asian descent.

RobbinYoung See my TER Reviews 360 reads
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What I'm doing, and I owe NO ONE an explanation, unless LE is asking me questions...and per my attorney, I only give LE (if questioned) my name, driver's license, and nothing more!  If I'm ever arrested, I'm to keep my mouth shut, until my attorney arrives at the police station and I discuss the arrest with him.

Do NOT spill your guts to cab drivers, Uber drivers, hotel staff or hotel security...because they have NO authority to ask your personal business!  

Yes, hotel security can remove you from the property, but if they do...they had better have damn good proof, or you can sue the hotel.  This happened to a beautiful Las Vegas socialite, who was walking around the casino floor, and she sued the casino, and the they settled and paid her a LOT of money.

Jacque_Jenesais See my TER Reviews 489 reads
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Jacque_Jenesais See my TER Reviews 464 reads
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I had a ton of nervous habits that caused questioning and interrogation to the max. On dates, at church, within family - that was due to a lack of boundary setting.

Nowadays I just don't give a fuck what anybody thinks, and I think that's the key to not look like you're hiding anything. (Or also not getting interrogated.) However, while going through times falling back on old habits of caring what other people think, I notice the questioning starts up again. Or if I feel weak in the personal boundary sector.

But that's really a nervous habit. Also, over explaining could just be someone who thinks others really care about their story, and aren't just asking to be polite. lol.

Either way, being the rude and distant customer pays off at airports. This time around, I noticed people were looking at me funny - straight in the eyes. I got a little paranoid for a second, wondering why - then I realized I'm due for another dose of Botox, and I must be moving my face funny. I'm used to it being more "still" LOL

-- Modified on 12/9/2016 2:10:28 PM

Jacque_Jenesais See my TER Reviews 287 reads
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Everybody likes a decked out chick who talks to them, especially male drivers. lol!

GaGambler 354 reads
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I've seen her pics, and I will leave it at that.

No reason to go "personal" despite my vehement disagreement with her OP.

John_Laroche 292 reads
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unless you really think "none of your business" is a good response to a benign "what brings you to our hotel / town" question, it's always good to be prepared.

John_Laroche 477 reads
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parking / traffic tickets
CC charges
bumping into someone you know.

Pavliena See my TER Reviews 493 reads
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n my case - as I do speak with accent and dressed always as I am a wealthy celebrity ( elegant and sexy yet conservative ) I ALWAYS have ALL eyes on me.  

Where ever I go .  

So it  is why for me it does not work to have 300 dates at some third rate places.  
That is soon unnatural and yet would raise a questions ,. yet i am totally fine to seat at Trump hotel bar and wait for my date  telling to who ever may look at me -  
 Oh well , I am waiting for my future husband to be .  
or - husband to divorce .
 they do believe.  

But just one phrase. No long complicated  "stories"  
:)

In those places date do not complicate too much when he sees me talking to some other man or woman or staff.
I am amazing good with people and people do love me and we talk easy and freely, yet I never say stories

 Just ask people about their lives.

OOO they be talking and talking and complaining more often on bosses and life.  
But it is what for were are here - women :)  

To listen.  Not to talk.  
yes I type  I lot here . May be I just miss to be known myself  
OOO I am soo appreciative to man when he really wants to know me ...

Then we are as lost lovers...  
No stories just soul and heart and mind sharing.  

people then do forger what they asked themselves,  
so advice - ask people yourself  
 Question on question.

Just as in the joke  

-Do you know WHY jewish people do respond on all with question?
-Really ? They do that

Jacque_Jenesais See my TER Reviews 530 reads
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I've met plenty of males where you look at them crosseyed, and they are on their knees giving you every detail they think you're asking in your head, begging others to accept them. But you're just standing there like "wtf I didn't even ask you anything." lol!

I've met plenty of females who are the exact opposite.  

I've watched it in many situations, but bars are huge for behaviors. There are people everybody approaches openly, and people nobody approaches unless they belong talking to that person. Guess who the poster child is? My sister. LOL. Unless she deems you have something to offer, you can just fuck off in that corner over there. lol!

It comes down to body language and what you say, essentially. There are certain things that show others you are "open" vs "closed". And giving homage to your gender as a "there's no hope - I will always be interrogated" is just going to give you more problems.

I've been working on this a lot, especially over the past two years. After 30 years of doing the exact opposite, I'm watching more. The most effective thing I've noticed is confidence, boundaries, and just not giving a shit what other people think. When you do that, people think nothing at all. Nothing that lasts, at least.

My question is, why does everybody else get to have personal boundaries and you don't? Because of what you do for a living? I think people really need to ask themselves - what were they like before they started a job that is a misdemeanor? I bet the same problems existed then too. Everybody else gets to set boundaries, and you feel you need to answer to everybody who asks. Because you don't feel you are allowed the same luxury of privacy as everybody else.  

Bar behaviors - I have these people split up in categories. lol!

-- Modified on 12/9/2016 2:40:47 PM

russbbj 89 Reviews 381 reads
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I've never once had an Uber driver ask me anything about my trip as you describe, and I use Uber a lot. I certainly have never felt as if any of my Uber drivers were trying to collect any kind of "intel" on or about me, they are just regular people doing their best to make a buck, just like most everyone else. I guess I'm just not that interesting.

Nor have I noticed or care about what hotel receptionist/managers think. Of course I have the benefit of looking like a business traveler, primarily because I am one. The only correspondence I've ever had with hotel workers while going to an incall is the front desk attendant saying "welcome back" or something of the like as I walk through the front door, and my reply is "thank you" just as it is when I'm there on business. I don't act any differently going into the lobby of an incall hotel as I do going into the lobby of the business trip hotel. I also don't loiter in the lobby of a hotel, regardless of if it's a incall or business trip hotel, for no other reason than why would I.

Jacque_Jenesais See my TER Reviews 513 reads
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An "unwritten rule". A couple bucks can go a long way. :)

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GaGambler 278 reads
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and you are absolutely right, as far as the guys go, there are literally hundreds of posts, maybe even thousands right here on GD, made by guys terrified of their own shadows when walking through a hotel lobby or airport. and a lot/most of these guys are "old white guys"

Dr Who revived 485 reads
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They're brutal...and would demand your itinerary and likely a cavity search  LOL

I can only imagine those same "old white men" reacting when a cute young desk clerk says "Hi" to them  LOL

The paranoia around these parts is staggering.
Posted By: GaGambler
and you are absolutely right, as far as the guys go, there are literally hundreds of posts, maybe even thousands right here on GD, made by guys terrified of their own shadows when walking through a hotel lobby or airport. and a lot/most of these guys are "old white guys"

russbbj 89 Reviews 313 reads
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When going through Canadian Customs they asked the purpose of my trip, I told them the truth, I was there on business. I was detained for more than 90 minutes, because when they asked me what kind of business, I told them that I was giving training to our Canadian facility's personnel. Big mistake, huge, they really seemed to have a problem with me giving training to their fellow Canadians, not sure why, but it caused me undue delay.  

Every trip since, when asked the purpose of my trip I say tourism, and voila, I'm on my way immediately.

Jacque_Jenesais See my TER Reviews 344 reads
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"I'm schizophrenic. So if I look nervous and paranoid, I probably am. In fact, what's real is not real, and what's not real is. By the way. I'm Agent #16. How is your day going?" LOL

Jacque_Jenesais See my TER Reviews 316 reads
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"I'm here to cheat on my husband."
"I'm still kind of "in the closet" so to speak, so I use hotels, so my neighbors don't ask questions."
"I hate my roommates."
"I hired a baby sitter because I can't do the whole kids thing today."
"I'm here to shop."  
"I'm here to dance like nobody is watching."

That last one. Oh my god I'm going to use that one next time. lmfao

JackDunphy 441 reads
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Is it even possible she thinks she would (her words)  "would be removed from the hotel for acting like a crazy Asian bitch" for simply being assertive and confident???  
   
Are there massive amounts of young Asian girls being tossed to the curb from hotel lobbies for showing gumption and tenacity that I don't know about?  
   
Has modern day leftism/feminism on college campuses and in the culture at large succeeded to such a degree as people no longer take personal responsibility for there own shortcomings?  
   
I don't know if she deserves my anger or pity.  
   
.

VelvetVacation See my TER Reviews 263 reads
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I Never feel obligated to give out information or explain anything.

I do like Courtney.Ova's idea of giving them something to talk about though

RobbinYoung See my TER Reviews 327 reads
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Posted By: John_Laroche
 
 unless you really think "none of your business" is a good response to a benign "what brings you to our hotel / town" question, it's always good to be prepared.
By anyone, "what brings you to our hotel / town?!"  I dress well, have a confident demeanor, and am friendly...so people have no reason to ask me personal questions.  If they did ask the question you mentioned, I suppose I'd say, "I love Vegas and choose to enjoy the best Vegas has to offer, which includes your hotel/casino."  The only time I'd actually say, "It's none of your business" is if they were being rude to me, which has never occurred.

GaGambler 241 reads
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If I run into someone I know in a local hotel, if they really know me, they already know what I am doing there. lol

How you guys put up with all this cloak and dagger shit still baffles me after all these years.

GaGambler 531 reads
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Or a drunk like me for that matter. lol

It's funny, I check into hotels all the time,often with my much younger SB's, and GF's in tow, and often with no luggage. No one has said shit to me. I have had a couple of winks exchanged with a couple of hotel clerks who I am sure appreciated my taste in women, but that's the extent of it.

Last time I checked, there is no law preventing a man from hooking up in a hotel room with a woman 30 years younger than himself, and there certainly is no shame in it. Personally if the girl is hot enough, I want the whole world to know. lol

clairecavendish See my TER Reviews 409 reads
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When a receptionist or uber driver, or in fact anyone, asks why I'm in a certain place at a certain time I don't think they're asking to try to 'read' if I'm an escort, partly because I never really dress like one, but mostly because I know from life experience that most people are just making small talk. The person asking is probably actually having an anxiety attack about whether you've noticed a big pimple on their chin. People are inherently self absorbed so I never worry.
Hotel staff have seen EVERYTHING- they don't appear to give a damn :)

AdinaAndrews See my TER Reviews 338 reads
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Love your response Courtney! I agree with the 'open' and 'closed' behaviors, as well as our ability to request privacy. Sometimes I will chat with my drivers and checkin clerks. Sometimes I don't have a problem letting them know I don't want to be bothered. Either way, they generally respond appropriately to whatever behavior I am incitng at the moment.
Definitely don't be afraid to insist that others respect your privacy, aside from TSA, of course 😉

MmmMelanie See my TER Reviews 540 reads
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I love your answer. Your first paragraph i see in totally different way. From my perspective (and I'm not doubting yours just showing you mine) I see it as them making assumptions about what your thinking and taking it from there. You are right, you don't have to say a thing. But I have never viewed that as begging. But..if you have a certain look about you they impose (project) onto you the personality they think you have. If you have a certain body type, they may feel sorry for you and project onto you that others have too (felt sorry for you) and then they treat you accordingly. Or they may assume that you have been catered to all your life and are now feeling entitled to that treatment, once again. They project onto you what they think, without confirming that they are correct or wrong, and treat you accordingly. (this is not just males by the way)

So...if you are the one they presume to feel entitled, then you get 'bad' treatment if you do not stop and exchange pleasantries or answer their (innocent) questions. There are many ways they can give you bad treatment, the worst is when they follow you down the street or yell out loud what a bitch you are. And if you are the one they feel sorry for and you don't exchange pleasantries or answer their innocent inquiries, then they are too good for you anyways and you should be happy they paid attention to you in the first place.

And i am not playing victim here (my words, i know they are not yours). I am telling you how I learned to get along in life with the least amount of resistance. I don't have time in my day to handle situations that get out of 'control' because someone is imposing (projecting) onto me their perceptions and I fed into it (knowing full well all I had to do was to answer a quick question or say thank you for compliment. Something I learned by trial and error while growing up and continue to learn as a woman)

I love your question about why do others get to have boundaries and (I) don't. I have asked myself that too. They get to have them because: they are the ones who can give me job, they are the ones who can make my day miserable, they are the ones who will judge me and will affect my life with it (think: family, boyfriends, bf mothers lol) etc. I like to glide through my day with as much ease as possible because I want to. I still have my boundaries and I still put my foot down but I guess I choose my battles as wisely as I can. And that is skill I learned by being socialized a girl!

So funny you challenged me in this way...I still haven't learned how to put my foot down and come out clean. It's always a mess (as just confirmed, yet again, today). But I guess living is learning. But sometimes its nice to cut out all the experimenting and just be able to come up with a clear cut answer.

Thanks, girl :) and Have a great day!
 
Posted By: Courtney.Ova
I've met plenty of males where you look at them crosseyed, and they are on their knees giving you every detail they think you're asking in your head, begging others to accept them. But you're just standing there like "wtf I didn't even ask you anything." lol!  
   
 I've met plenty of females who are the exact opposite.  
   
 I've watched it in many situations, but bars are huge for behaviors. There are people everybody approaches openly, and people nobody approaches unless they belong talking to that person. Guess who the poster child is? My sister. LOL. Unless she deems you have something to offer, you can just fuck off in that corner over there. lol!  
   
 It comes down to body language and what you say, essentially. There are certain things that show others you are "open" vs "closed". And giving homage to your gender as a "there's no hope - I will always be interrogated" is just going to give you more problems.  
   
 I've been working on this a lot, especially over the past two years. After 30 years of doing the exact opposite, I'm watching more. The most effective thing I've noticed is confidence, boundaries, and just not giving a shit what other people think. When you do that, people think nothing at all. Nothing that lasts, at least.  
   
 My question is, why does everybody else get to have personal boundaries and you don't? Because of what you do for a living? I think people really need to ask themselves - what were they like before they started a job that is a misdemeanor? I bet the same problems existed then too. Everybody else gets to set boundaries, and you feel you need to answer to everybody who asks. Because you don't feel you are allowed the same luxury of privacy as everybody else.  
   
 Bar behaviors - I have these people split up in categories. lol!

-- Modified on 12/9/2016 2:40:47 PM

John_Laroche 277 reads
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IslaFlores See my TER Reviews 431 reads
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If I'm in Uber I obviously don't say what I'm doing because I'm going into a hotel so that would be indiscreet. Usually just say I'm going on a date....not really a lie lol. I rarely work out of hotels thank God because it makes me nervous but I have used the excuse that house is being painted or something since they see by my id that I am local.

As far as everyone else I encounter hair dresser,nail tech,stranger etc....I tell the truth....most people know what i do....

Jacque_Jenesais See my TER Reviews 374 reads
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Or even the OP. "You" is plural, to whomever wants to read it. :)

Jacque_Jenesais See my TER Reviews 294 reads
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RobbinYoung See my TER Reviews 243 reads
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Posted By: Courtney.Ova
Me: "Duh. It's Vegas."  
   
 LOL

PRS2005 278 reads
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I had that with a cop in Sacramento. "What are you doing in Sacramento?" "I'm looking for a motel." "What are you doing in California?" "I'm on vacation." "What are you doing in the west?" "I'm on vacation touring in the west." Etc, etc.

He held me for 45 minutes, and I spent about half that time on the hood of his squad. Never did find out why he stopped me.

JakeFromStateFarm 397 reads
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on several continents and NO ONE has ever asked me what I was doing there.

JakeFromStateFarm 273 reads
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I mistreat you all the time because you have slanted eyes.
You generally mistreat me right back.  It's most fun when drunk, but quite OK when sober.

GaGambler 283 reads
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It is both true that you mistreat me and that I have slanted eyes, but my slanted eyes are not the "reason" you mistreat me, nor would I throw you in the oven just because you are a kike. It's just a happy coincidence.

keystonekid 114 Reviews 398 reads
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I'm in the witness protection program and I need cash for purchases including my rent.

JakeFromStateFarm 480 reads
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Well, I don't mistreat you ONLY because you have slanted eyes.  I also mistreat you because you're an asshole.  Which you admit.  So there's that.

keystonekid 114 Reviews 372 reads
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Jacque_Jenesais See my TER Reviews 319 reads
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That - is - funny lol

Posted By: keystonekid
I'm in the witness protection program and I need cash for purchases including my rent.

Jensen36363 58 Reviews 393 reads
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Must be the way you guys look. I've never spent more than about 10 minutes for the interview regardless of how I answered. Hell one time I went across with an expired passport and they didn't bat an eye -- trying to fly be was another story but that was the airline being dicks.

russbbj 89 Reviews 381 reads
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And, I haven't used "in a dogs age" in a long time either.

I'm a Dutchman, but I wasn't graced with a big schlong like the Dutch are famous for, always the short end of the stick, doh.

russbbj 89 Reviews 396 reads
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I had to think about it just now, but there's never been an occasion that I've had a young hottie checking in with me.  

Oh well, I still get to play with hotties, of all ages, and for that I'm grateful.

JakeFromStateFarm 437 reads
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Tippecanoe 328 reads
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Look up online for a conference and be very specific.  I am here for the National Dental Physicians Association at the Marriott.  It was explained to me that if you just say business, they don't know if you're going to overstay your visit as its a 'code' term to them for people that don't understand the immigration system.

Even if you do mess up, it just means secondary screening where they'll want a specific reason for your visit - where they'll drill down to get the answer you should have given in the first place.

Tippecanoe 430 reads
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Put on a black skirt, white shirt, black jacket (no leather), leave the hooker shoes in your luggage, and just say you're in sales, as in office supplies, postage meters, copiers, 'white boards', and you're set.  Also, see if there is a convention in town and just say you're exhibiting.

I would say pharmaceuticals, which is the most logical, but pushing drugs in a foreign country will probably get you secondary or permanent screening if you don't know what you're talking about

NinjaThisPost 390 reads
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I Googled "uber drivers and prostitution".  From what I've seen for the most part they don't care...but one wanted to give a one star after he realized the women he drove were hookers.  The other drivers layed into him and said it was none of his business.  I had a 5 star rating till recently when it dipped to 4.96.  I think it was an issue with the driver not being able to find my place even though I gave him clear instructions.  From what I've read drivers usually give you less than 5 stars because you take too long to come out, you are too quiet or you don't tip (which is ridiculous because it's not required).

2648667 31 Reviews 485 reads
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Me: Hookers and blow.

Them: *awkward chuckle* How 'bout this weather we been havin', huh?

2648667 31 Reviews 354 reads
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Giving a low rating for being too quiet seems significantly more ridiculous than doing so for not tipping.

bocabuster 19 Reviews 329 reads
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And the OP clearly doesn't.  
Cover stories get more difficult when you are a 6' TS.  
As a former cop that'd be sparking questions from me late at night.  
Uber drivers don't care, walking with confidence into any hotel lobby avoids issues, in my experience.

NinjaThisPost 300 reads
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Some view it as being unfriendly I suppose.  I'm not much of a talker but I make it a point to chat with uber drivers a little bit.

GaGambler 427 reads
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I also have the t-shirt. lol

See that's the beauty of owning pigs, I don't have to put the likes of Jake into the oven first. Pigs don't mind their kosher food served raw, or even alive for that matter. lmao

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darmody 22 Reviews 368 reads
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You're right, I don't understand that. Because I observe how women actually act, and how the world acts back at them, as opposed to how you think they've been "socialized."

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GaG could not agree with you more about Canada I learned my lesson a few years back.

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Every time I've traveled an met a provider if the hotel clerk, Uber or whoever asks I just tell them I'm there for a sporting event. I usually have a car so don't have to uber from hotel to hotel but I would go with the story that I'm meeting a friend for dinner. Correct, attitude is the key. I've never felt like I was being interviewed or interrogated as to why I was there.  

Posted By: stefaniesong
I hope it's ok to link to wikileaks on here, definitely not work safe if you hold a clearance or work for the government: https://wikileaks.org/cia-travel/secondary-screening/page-15.html (the last page is most relevant, but the whole pdf is relevant if you travel internationally, or have had trouble with domestic TSA)  
   
 but I thought the above advice meant for CIA operatives was really relevant to all of us who try to maintain cover stories, at hotels, airports, law enforcement checkpoints, etc. whether you're an escort or a client. (In the very least, it reduces the awkwardness.)  
   
 As someone who can launch into an extensive discussion of my undergrad research at a tip of a hat, and as someone who actually tutors on a part-time basis, I'm reaaaally good at cover stories (I'd like to think), but I KNOW my Uber drivers try to read me each time, especially if my ride is from one hotel to another hotel at 11 pm at night. Partially this is because Uber drivers are trying to collect intel on their customers, and the experienced ones probably know a good deal of their customers might be related to escorting.  And then there are hotel receptionists who might try to read you as you walk through the door, or check you in.  
   
 Share your cover stories, idk.  
   
 Outside of my home area (NYC), I'm pretty good as passing myself off as a data scientist (which isn't an actual lie, since I'm currently involved in a data science startup).... a data scientist with a fondness for nightlife and late night hookups. I've had some close calls with being outed with Uber drivers and hotel managers who weren't looking for sex workers per se, they were just trying to understand their customer base (where are you from? what's the occasion for hailing this ride / this trip? why this far? why this route? why out here? etc.) and it's really important to have a well-prepared cover story, especially as an escort. It probably doesn't hurt to have one as a "hobbyist" in case you get stopped or questioned by staff, but I'm curious if that's ever a concern.  

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