I booked a young lady for a 2 hr session (6pm to 8pm) and she confirmed the appointment. 48hrs prior to our meeting I asked if she could extend to 3hrs (6-9). We spoke on the phone & she explained she had a 9pm appointment and asked if we could move the meeting forward to 5:30. I explained that I would be unable to meet earlier due to meetings. She said it was OK & would see me at 6pm for a 3hr meeting.

As I was running the meeting I was able to end it early & was back in my hotel by 4:45; I called her & asked if she wanted to move it forward. She agreed & came over at 5:30, I paid for the 3 hrs & we had an excellent "visit". However, at 8pm (2.5 hrs into the visit) she asked if she could call her driver; as I had a dinner appointment myself, I agreed & she was dressed and gone by 8:10pm. This gave me time to take a shower & get ready for my dinner with colleagues.

My question is this, as the lady provided excellent service, should I even mention the shortened time in a review? Should it affect the rating I give her? Remembering that she did not just get up & leave, she did ask and I agreed.

you should not mention it is the review.  She seemed to have been accommodating in dealing with the schedule changes to begin with.  Your review should focus more on your satisfaction with the visit.

Agreed she tried to accomodate the best she could. When in doubt always give the ladies the benefit.

Are you kidding?

I have seen more posts about girls being clock watchers..."is she...is she not...I don't want a clock watcher"...etc.  

Guys talk about girls being clock watchers or not being clock watchers so much that this post really upsets me.  

You guys don't want us to do it to you....don't do it to us!

Maybe you should have started a wind up timer that would go off in 3 hours so you know you got every minute.  WOW!

~Shayla
Shayla is now inventing a new "Provider Wind Up Clock" that all providers HAVE to use now so there will be no more posts about clock watching on either side.