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More for the rest of us, then.  *fans self*

I could tell him about my kink involving two jars of Grey Poupon while on my Gulfstream III buying cryptocurrency.

Welcome, Mr. Quinn.

Doesn't kiss, but he's a smoker so just as well, IMHO.

Thank you for clarifying - I'm sorry you had that experience.

Thank you for clarifying - I'm sorry you had that experience.

Figured I should say something about this encounter to clear the air. First of all, I do not discriminate against age, disability, race, weight, etc. As you can see from the rest of my reviews, this was an outlier. That being said, providers have every right to decline meeting if a client makes them feel uncomfortable or unsafe. It has been confirmed from other providers that this particular client has made them feel uncomfortable/unsafe.
So here's my side of the story...
*The client did not disclose his medical condition before meeting.
*First meeting: Client cancels ~30 minutes before appointment because "he did not feel well".  Client offers to compensate me for my lost time so long as I agreed to meet with him again. I accepted the conditions and rescheduled.
*Second meeting: Client is 30+ minutes late. (First thought is "he is flaking") Then I see Client being carried into the lobby by two men, twitching, unable to stand on his own, causing a scene. I assumed Client was on drugs and I made a game time decision to run out of the hotel without engaging with him. I did not feel safe. I texted Client saying I had to cancel because he was late and I needed to make it to my next appointment. Client then tells me about his medical condition and demands I meet with him because he had already compensated me for my time. I reimbursed Client and asked that he not contact me again. 
*Third meeting: Client created a new profile, a new phone number and arranges to meet without identifying himself. I see Client walking into the lobby and I walk out. Again I text the Client not to contact me.
*Fourth (attempted) meeting: Client created a new profile, a new number. Client identifies himself and I reiterate that I will not meet him. Client writes negative review.
*Fifth meeting: Client has another provider contact me and arranges to meet. Provider tells me it is a private client. Upon arriving, I realize who the Client is. I leave without engaging. Client deletes negative review to make amends. Provider tells me that Client has mental health issues in addition to Parkinson's and that no providers in the Seattle area are willing to meet with this client for similar reasons. 
 

Welcome, Mr. Quinn.

It's certainly damning if true, but it also wouldn't be the first time someone has tried to trash a provider. Without some way to confirm, the man deserves the benefit of the doubt, IMHO.

Welcome, Mr. Quinn.

Of course, his conversational skills might not be the main concern for many of his clients.

Did you meet just him or the duo that he mentions?
In any case, he certainly looks hot!

Complimentary fisting or what is in the Mystery Box!
Seriously, though, you have to give him props for detail. What I don't see are the payment methods he accepts.
I might have to bring an extra checkbook, for example.

Eh, just give him all your money.

Ah the shame of not having priority booking and getting bumped!

Ah the shame of not having priority booking and getting bumped!

Eh, just give him all your money.

Ah the shame of not having priority booking and getting bumped!

Ah the shame of not having priority booking and getting bumped!

Eh, just give him all your money.

Ah the shame of not having priority booking and getting bumped!

It amuses me that he really is the boy next door for someone.

https://twitter.com/jrhayes92

Fun-size, but I think I'd throw my back out.

I only know that I would want an ambulance on standby.