Would you not recommend someone based on personal preferences or beliefs?

[Steven_Draker]

Would you not recommend or even discourage a client from seeing a fellow escort you've never met only by fear of "losing" your client?

 

I emphasize on the fact that you've never met that escort in person. Why would you insist that a client "steers clear" of that given escort? It turns out the client had a great time and he's looking forward to a repeat (third) experience.

 

I hope this will put the right word in the right ear.

 

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[Xander]

Nope. That'd make you a conniving bitch.

[jimboivyo]

That'd make you a conniving bitch.

 

welcome to the industry. and any form of business for that matter. dog eat dog world if you want to grasp true success

[Xander]

welcome to the industry. and any form of business for that matter. dog eat dog world if you want to grasp true success

 

Some of us are more ethical than others. If you HAVE to step on others to be successful you're doing it wrong.

[jimboivyo]

Some of us are more ethical than others. If you HAVE to step on others to be successful you're doing it wrong.

 

keep holding on to that belief, but come back and let's see if you've held it ten years from now. in whatever you're doing

 

guys like geffen, jobs, gates, t boone and eisner all had to crack some eggs while making a cake. stepping on people or just playing hard ball is a part of life for the incredibly successful. when you're older i hope you might understand that

[essjay]

Really depends on how you define 'successful'.

There are plenty of successful people who don't have wheel barrows full of money.