Clock Watchers?

[Guest BenDover]

When reading reviews, I notice that reviewers frequently state that an escort is not a "clock watcher." Just how much time over the agreed upon session classifies one as not being a "clock watcher?" Five minutes, fifteen minutes, an hour? And if it does go over by say a half hour, do you feel compelled to give a heftier tip? And you escorts, what do you think that means, and what are the circumstances that you think might lead a client to refer to you as "not a clock watcher?" I'm just curious, and wanting to be fair.

[+ deej]

You might want to do a search. This topic has been discussed a LOT.

 

The term itself means different things to different people. Some would call an escort who gets you off in 15 minutes and is out the door a clock watcher. Some would call an escort who spends an extra few minutes NOT a clock watcher.

 

I've been with guys who left more or less on the hour, and yet I never felt rushed or like their shift was over. We were just finished. With one guy, we were still fucking when I noticed (and mentioned) our 2 hours were just about over. He whispered "keep going, I'm in no hurry".

 

With some escorts, though, when the hour is up it's like bread popping out of a toaster. Ding! They're gone. No matter what's going on. Those are the guys I generally refer to as clock watchers.

[Guest IGetAround]

For me, clockwatchers are those who start the countdown near the end of the time. "Ten more minutes." they might say, no matter what you are in the middle of. Then, like Cinderella at the stroke of midnight, they are out the door as if they will turn into pumpkins.

 

I much prefer the men who enjoy their time with you and do not mind the extra few minutes. I have even had a few who stayed just to talk -- and never charged extra. These are real gentlemen.!