I always leave a little review for the new city I visited  

So I'm not surprised you encountered rudeness and BS.  

I am so sorry you did not have a pleasant stay in Washington. I for one am sorry I missed you because you seemed like such a wonderful young lady from your advertisements. I truly hope you have a super summer in any of the other places you will be visiting. Take care.

You are always welcome to come back and visit our great museums, monuments, restaurants, and neighborhoods.  Delight in the city that Pierre Lefant modeled after Paris.  Engage in conversation with the most sophisticated, educated and prosperous community of folks in the U.S.  But,maybe, that just doesn't appeal to you.  Too bad.

These aren't totally real numbers but let's say 1 out of every 5 guys here are decent. They don't jerk you around, they don't no show, they're respectful, etc etc. IF you stick with it and IF you come to town three or four times, those 1 out of 5 will be the ones you're dealing with and it'll be one of your favorite cities to visit. Unfortunately, some cities are like that. It doesn't always make a good first impression, but there are definitely some gems to be found

geez, only 1 out of 5 - that sounds awful!

You didn't have an enjoyable time in DC!  

My trip starts Sunday and I already feel welcomed. Must be the welcoming vibe I send back. I can't wait til Sunday!! 😊

so your trip was as useless as your post

I don't hide myself behind alias and people who knows me knows I'm a straight shooter
If you can't handle bad feed back I'm sorry but I'm not the sugar coating kind.
I ran into rudeness, Bs and some of you are only reinforcing what I all ready knew right on here so I thank you for that.

Most good ol' decent folks would probably at least have a slight case of empathy and wonder why she had such a bad experience here and express condolences that she did.  Instead, most of the posts her run her into the ground and verbally tar and feather her.  Doesn't anyone see the irony in these responses?  Those with the nasty responses are simply reacting exactly like she would have predicted you would based on her experience here.  Way to reinforce her observations, She kinda gotcha!  

Except that posts of this kind are met with the same responses everywhere. I've had bad tours and I've never denounced the cities rude nor even publicly commented. I don't know her personally so I can't comment on personality, but this post seems to be a case of her getting the same negative energy she put out right back at her.

Dude she didn't just express hurt feelings or regret, her tone is clearly a flippant kiss off aka a WHINE.  So people respond in kind.  Just because she's hot enough to demand 500 for a little roll in they hay doesn't mean everyone is bound to go all white knight and respond to her vinegar with honey.

Lol! Those were just an example

The ratio is low here say, in relation to small cities with few ladies to pick from (so guys are much more careful about their behavior), but it still doesn't make DC one of the worst, IMO. I try to give each city a chance to show me its good side, and come around a few times, and there are some places that roll a big fat zero out of five every time.  

Washington was actually very busy  
I had more than enough business here...more than in NYC actually  

Articulate and smart gentleman makes me horny  

Mais, chacun a son gout. Moi, j'adore DC et les hommes ici. Par habitude, ils sont tres polis. Mon conseil a vous - resistez la tendance d'offrir des avis comme cela. On n'aime pas, comme vous avez vu. Bonne chance!

The gentlemen here are wonderful!  I am based here, never tour and I love DC.  Just bad luck, I guess.  DC ROCKS!!!!

And my reply was that he just was too much of a pussy that he couldn't handle a big bad place like DC. Lol I seriously said this to him. DC can be a tough town and it's VERY welcoming to visitors. Maybe chalk it up to bad timing? The weather is warmer and business can go up and down in the warm weather months. I bet if you came back again it might be better. I don't know , sometimes that's how it goes. Same at other places. What once was hot and soon become EH. Meaning Boston for example might always be hopping but sooner or later you will get a flop of a trip. That's just how it goes and no big deal. Nothing to get upset about.  

Who said the bisness wasn't good for even one second?
You extrapolating everything and put thing in my mouth I never said.

C'est pas grave ma chérie que vous n'aimez pas
CA ne change rien au fait que je suis honnête et que si qque chose ne me plait pas: je l dis haut et fort avec un tout petit "je t'enmerde" au passage  
Et si tu préfère le "américain style" passive agressive et bien: c est bien pour toi  
Moi, quand j'ai qques chose a dire: JE LE DIS
Bisous, autant que je t'enmerde la belle!

Well I actually wish I could of find someone to Engage in conversation with the most sophisticated, educated and prosperous community of folks in the U.S.  But,maybe, im just too dumb to attract that type of people
It must be me

Have heard it often and frequently.  

It's not our fault Washington didn't blow your mind either.

I have tough skin but short fuse for BS  
I can handle a big bad place  

Going trough stress and BS  
If this would be my first rodeos then by a mean: I would of probably look into what I did wrong

I am sorry you had a bed experience...

How could you not be impressed with the sites one cannot see anywhere else (e.g. the monuments and memorials?)  

Miss Frenchie makes it sound like the entire city conspired against her: Luggage trouble upon arrival, rude service in restaurants and hotels, bad customers, and deviant customers with despicable fetishes. I wonder if Parisian men have despicable fetishes. Do Parisian men have any fetishes? They probably have excellent fetishes that women like Miss Frenchie adore.

It's too many cities in the US to waste time in one who has a concentration of shitty service and bad attitude
As I say: I came here with an open heart and no expectations at all

Ouh shit
I hurted another trolls feeling!

The "problems" you described, with one notable exception, could have happened in any city in the U.S. And I have a point to make about that, but first I must say....

I gave her some kindly meant advice about not passing judgement about cities in which she tours and that DC gentlemen were in my experience quite polite.

Indeed
I'm someone of privilege
I'm a princess and I expect to b treated like one
And if I don't its fine:
The world is huge and full of treasures

Baby girl
I translate it for you  

A princess and someone of privilege...I can imagine Miss Frenchie flying out of town and muttering to herself:

YOU totally trolled an entire city based on a couple of slightly bad experiences. And one legitimately bad situation, which I totally supported you about. (In fact, I thought I was fair to you with what I said.)

And you changed a few things but that's fine (although not strictly honest).  

I can't believe she asked if you want to do it "Mexican style." Wow, she really is a piece of work!  It is hard to view that any other way besides overtly racist. I wonder if any of her fans in San Diego, which has a signicant Hispanic population, will see this thread? (They probably already know about her.)

I can see how this happened easily.

Actually : Marie antoinette said:
Oh... They hungry?
Well then they should eat cake

I think I understand what you are talking about. John F. Kennedy was reported to have said once that DC had "all the charm of the north and all the efficiency of the south," lol. Civilian women always complain how difficult it is to find a boyfriend since most of the men here are so obsessed with climbing the career ladder. I have lived here for over 20 years and if I were younger I would move to New York. Despite its reputation for being so cosmopolitan, DC is extremely provincial and both socially and politically a VERY conservative city.

your post is useless.  

she gave no evidence or examples.just whining.

provides details she didnt in the OP. big difference

in this strange new world of public opinion, reviews and ratings, a castigation of a city en masse has at least a modicum of merit.  In this instance, the public reprimand is so vague and devoid of details that it seems of no value.  It is heartening, though, to see so many rise in defense of this great city, even if the attack was but a clanging of a muted bell.

I personally really like DC. I love the museums, I love the weather, I love the food, and I love the guys that I see there.

Let them have it and move on. Have a nice day

Tyson's is much better in norther ca than DC.   Dc is a shitty city with yuppies and douche bags

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And I wasnt insulting you, you are quick to be defensive. It just reminded me of what my ex used to say.  And that ex was an asshole. Just the type of man you wouldn't want to meet.  And again I am born and raised in Europe and the states. I am Greek and I have spent lots of time traveling in Europe and in the United States. So your reply to me doesn't apply.  

sorry you had icky clients. But it's not a DC thing. Hope you were able to get out of your hotel to enjoy some things. Sucks to travel and not experience your surroundings. And rude people can be found anywhere and everywhere. Really.  

Whatever the hell Mexican style passive aggressive is, they sure know how to show their aggression the right way in the hay.  Just sayin'.

Cmon - the French haven't been relevant for centuries

You betcha!!!

I'll have to say, you're beautiful. I would have loved to have seen you, but my schedule this week wasn't very good for hobbying.  

ashington is one of the most interesting cities in the world, and I have traveled overseas.  Maybe only Saint Petersburg, Russia is more interesting (Love that place).

Q: What do you hate most about the job?

She gave a completely different reason for leaving early, and it had nothing to do with rudeness and such.

before either you or situations get knotted up. I've had two tours like that, just strange and beyond uncomfortable from the minute I stepped into my hotel room. Not bad cities just didn't mesh for whatever reason, I love to travel too! You made the right choice; no harm, no foul.

French people are probably the biggest whiners on earth. Even my SO agrees as most of her relatives and friends are also whiners. They can't help it; it's in their genes. LOL.

is asking a high rate. Not customary here, and you attract a different clientele.  

That is basically just a little half truth or white lie, no biggie.  She didn't owe anyone the complete unvarnished 100% truth in her ad thread.

Grace and class go a long way in this world.  How we handle the little bumps life (and others) throws at us says a lot about us.  Some do better than others.

...although I think one's reaction to a new place is part what you bring to it and part what you actually experience. Clearly both are variables. Coming originally from San Diego myself decades ago, I can relate completely to your reaction. My first night in DC it was rainy and cold in the Fall. And the people were decidedly unfriendly in my opinion at the time. I clearly remember thinking 'what an unfriendly place.' I have adapted but it has taken some time and recognize I am now a somewhat changed person from so long ago

So much intention for such a pointless post right?