Local client base

[VaHawk]

Hi, guys

 

I appreciate all the insight from your postings as I have been using escorts for only 6 months. My question is, do you prefer out of town clients over local clients? I'm not referring to going to see a client in another city as common sense indicates that's a better financial booking for you, but to giving booking preference to those clients visiting your home base city over clients who live in your city. I ask because I have gotten about a five percent response to email sent to local escorts and since we get a lot of visitors here in DC, that this may be the case. I'm fairly sure I don't come across as a total psycho, as so far anyway, I have gotten at least a ninety percent response when sending the same email to escorts in other cities (most within a 24 hour period). I hope this is not offensive to the DC guys doesn't sound whiny, but really I'm beginning to think the DC in Washington, DC stands for dead cock. Thanks again for all the great tips and info.

[Guest TomSans]

http://www.tomsans.net

 

I think escorts in conservative cities like to work where they don't live so they don't get fingers pointed at them when they go out in public. Is DC Like that?

 

I have this poll on my web page. Guys in NY, SF, LA don't seem

to think negatively of escorts.

http://www.inthisworld.com/tomsans/escort_poll_results.htm

[Rick Munroe]

>My question is, do

>you prefer out of town clients over local clients?

 

No preference there for this NYC boy. I only prefer that clients be clean & nice. Mean, dirty clients suck (but not as good as me) (as well as I?). Fortunately, I've only had a modicum* of bad experiences.

 

(*I love that word.)

[Guest Bitchboy]

Fortunately, I've only had

>a modicum* of bad experiences.

>

>(*I love that word.)

 

 

Which syllable is your favorite?

[Rick Munroe]

>Which syllable is your favorite?

 

le troisieme (I love how going to Montreal made my French come back!)

[Guest jeffOH]

My weekly clients are all local guys and several others are out-of-towners whom I see quite regularly.

 

I don't really have a preference, although the more often I see a client, the more I learn about what turns them on.;-)

 

JEFF

[email protected]

[CT Dick]

>>Which syllable is your favorite?

>

Je préfère le deuxieme. :7

 

Dick

[Rick Munroe]

>Je préfère le deuxieme. :7

 

OK, please tell me right now how you got the accents over the 'e's! I could not figure that one out. :'(

[+ Hoover42]

Rick,

 

If you are using MS Windows, you can use the alt key and the digits on the number pad to get any character in the system. For example,

 

è = alt-0232

é = alt-0233

ê = alt-0234

ë = alt-0235

 

...Hoover42

[+ deej]

Hoover gave you the technically correct way. (Tyiping on the numeric keypad.) But when you're on a notebook -- or just plain lazy -- it's often easier to use the Windows Character Map utility and copy what you want to the clipboard, pasting it into a message.

 

Start->Programs->Accessories->System Tools->Character Map

 

Or the easy way:

 

Start->Run

Type CHARMAP

 

(the last one works in all versions of Windows)

 

Charmap is trés useful! (And I KNOW I probably got that accent wrong.)

[Chuck50]

Ricky baby just roll your tongue and we won't care which letters the marks are over MMMM HUGS Chuck

[Rick Munroe]

>But when you're on a notebook -- or just

>plain lazy -- it's often easier to use the Windows Character

>Map utility

 

I fully admit to "just plain lazy"! Thanks for the lesson, guys. Now all I need to do is find a good French brush-up course.

[Rick Munroe]

>Ricky baby just roll your tongue and we won't care which

>letters the marks are over

 

Just my tongue? }>

[FrancoDiSantisxxx]

Clean Not Mean

 

The Monument is once again correct. My preference is for clean clients who are courteous and respectfull of both my business and my time, to which I will respond with my very best ability and talents, be they social, intimate or otherwise. Otherwise, where they georgraphical reside is not significant.

 

Generally, my regulars are local, which has now come to include Palm Springs for me, but as Los Angeles is a tourist destination, a fair percentage are also not from here. I find that the straight and bisexual clients I get are by and large from out of town, who are here for a convention or other business, and are thus able to explore a part of themselves they may not otherwise be able to in thier own hometown.

 

 

 

UPDATED 10/18/2002 - http://www.gaydar.co.uk/francodisantis