marylander1940

I'm just wondering. May I? He started this thread complaining.... I know there's people out there who "take their time" at the escalator blocking others, getting their act together in a parking lot before deciding to drive, people who if you ask them a question while they're tightening their shoelaces, they'll stop doing it to look up and answer the question because they just can't "multitask", etc. I'm not like that! I owe my success among to that. Frankly... If I was an escort and someone would text me about getting together soon, I would be glad about it. Obviously if he wanted me to drive to see him, I would appreciate being allowed some common sense when it comes to driving time, distance, etc. It's certainly annoying when I make plans with someone, I'm getting dressed and in less than a minute I get a message asking, "are you on your way?" or "where are you?" when I clearly stated I would text when leaving my house and when I'm a block away. The younger the escort are the more impatient they are. The client was interested in paying for his services but couldn't wait 2 hours. It happens!

Why so confrontational with @PhileasFogg and so many others including myself? We're just giving you advice. Again: why do you need 2 hours minimum to get ready to see a client?

Picture running a business thinking all customers must adopt to your schedule,ways, policies, style, etc.? No flexibility at all... "¡ No bueno!"

I guess @PhileasFogg blocked your other screen name and not this one. When I saw that you were back in the forum posting I was excited because of how honest you're but I'm disappointed you still see the glass half-empty. Yes YOU have a life but as far as we know you don't have a 9 to 5 job like most of us. Obviously if you have an appointment with a Dr. or a Dentist that's something that can't be changed within less than 24 hours notice and rescheduling might delay it for weeks but if you're on the way out to Costco and a client wants to see you in 45 minutes at your place... be grateful and happy, go to Costco later that day, tomorrow, etc. Same with the gym.

Unless you have to bottom and do drag queen/cross dressing for the client I think 2 hours is too much time. Just my 2 cents! No, I don't see escorts within 15 minutes notice. Please don't put words in my mouth I've never said. you're selling your time and company. Sometimes you have to adapt, after all they're paying you when they could easily hire others even in the small markets you drive by. Again, 2 hours is excessive but it's your business.

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I wonder how he looks now.... he had some issues with drugs and his looks unfortunately faded.

That was the least and most reasonable things he complained about. He complained about clients who wanted to see him at noon, but he wanted to go to the gym at that precise time and not at 11 AM or 1 PM (before or after seeing a client), "cheap Indians" running motels and not allowing him late check outs, clients who "assume escorts can always host", etc. SO MANY things I've been called (in this forum) an "endless apologist" for escorts "always n their side" but over 90% of his posts were indefensible. Mocha sometimes made great points about subjects like deposits and rightfully complained about "time wasters' and "no shows', but it was all lost in the sound of constant bickering. It's like he wants to see clients only if and when he's in the right mood instead of adapting himself to his clients like most business owners / entrepreneurs do. Now this new 2-hour advance notice is just too much.

And don't you forget about companies like BLOCK firing 40% of its employees because of AI. no job = no mortgage/rent, ability to pay back student loans, consumption, etc. Who's next? Block lays off nearly half its staff because of AI. Its CEO said most companies will do the same | CNN Business

I loved his porno movies! Let's hope he's happy now as a woman!

That's the extreme example you provided. How often does someone your age and physical condition need to see a Dr?

He lost a regular client that over time would have given him a lot of money... He is the real loser here, not you! In your case I would take screenshots of the conversation and send them to RM. I'm sure it's not the first time nor the last time he behaves like that.

A Dr. appointment is something exceptional. How often does someone usually go to the Dr. or the Dentist? Besides in most cases you'll be asked to pay a fee if you cancelled within less than 24 hours' notice. You're referring to an exceptional case.

We just want you to start seeing the glass half-full.