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He travels. I've only ever been with him in NYC.

 

Would love to but he is in CHI and I have not been there in two or more years and rarely head to the Midwest. However... you never know (he and I have occasionally exchanged e-mails and I like everything he writes abut himself - great guy. )
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I would be very interested to see the escorts flip this conversation. :o

 

lol - but you didn't start. ;)

 

(and that's not really a dig - I think we all know that there are 'unprofessional' clients as well as unprofessional escorts. But most of the time, the discussion is mostly venting - not to say that's not legitimate.)

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lol - but you didn't start. ;)

 

(and that's not really a dig - I think we all know that there are 'unprofessional' clients as well as unprofessional escorts. But most of the time, the discussion is mostly venting - not to say that's not legitimate.)

 

I come here to be educated about these things ( and the occasional bout of humor). So I have to ask, "Whatever in an 'unprofessional' client?" Would that be some poor schmuck who didn't come with the exact change or what exactly? I once - well actually more than once - have heard people complain about unprofessional behavior in a waiter. Would the parallel here be unprofessional restaurant patrons - the sort of customer who "eats peas with a knife?" [extra points if you get the reference there]

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I come here to be educated about these things ( and the occasional bout of humor). So I have to ask, "Whatever in an 'unprofessional' client?" Would that be some poor schmuck who didn't come with the exact change or what exactly? I once - well actually more than once - have heard people complain about unprofessional behavior in a waiter. Would the parallel here be unprofessional restaurant patrons - the sort of customer who "eats peas with a knife?" [extra points if you get the reference there]

 

I put the word in quotes because I knew that I was playing a bit loose with the term - I used it in the sense of not acting according to the expected standards of behavior.

 

A client who is rude, disrespectful, tries to exceed agreed limits, or cheats an escort out of agreed payment when the escort has fulfilled his part of the bargain is someone I would characterize as 'unprofessional'. Perhaps there's a better term for it?

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A client who is rude, disrespectful, tries to exceed agreed limits, or cheats an escort out of agreed payment when the escort has fulfilled his part of the bargain is someone I would characterize as 'unprofessional'. Perhaps there's a better term for it?

 

 

better term than "unprofessional"??.....how about 'selfish insecure fucking asswipe'?

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better term than "unprofessional"??.....how about 'selfish insecure fucking asswipe'?

 

Well now that I can buy into. But to call any sort of behavior "unprofessional" that a client may exhibit has no meaning - it is linking two concepts that clearly don't go together - not oxymoronically like the proverbial "military intelligence" but still they don't go together at all.

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Well now that I can buy into. But to call any sort of behavior "unprofessional" that a client may exhibit has no meaning - it is linking two concepts that clearly don't go together - not oxymoronically like the proverbial "military intelligence" but still they don't go together at all.

 

Ok, I'll concede that it was technically an inappropriate use of the word - but my point was that clients should exhibit appropriate behavior, just as escorts should. Just because the client is paying doesn't entitle them to be rude, disrespectful, etc.

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