Patience are a virtue....

[Brian Kevin]

I thought....

Had plans with a guy and yesterday I got rear ended and had drama and issues with insurance and police because the other driver was uninsured and since I got rear ended it wasn't my fault blah blah blah, long story short I told him I'd Take the bus to Pittsburg today. Well the bus was delayed twice then canceled.

 

I pretty much got accused of playing games. It's so hurtful to know I was about to bend over backwards to accommodate someone who can so easily hate text me after I had proof of delays and cancellation.

 

I know it sucks to be strung along, sometimes circumstances out side of our control destroy and ruin plans.

[jjkrkwood]

Next time try bending over "FORWARD". It might prove to be much more fun ?

[Brian Kevin]

Lmaooo! You are totally right! Every situation is different but I try to put my clients first l. If it's a decent escort and things come up, try to be flexible and remember me sitting here going on and on.

 

I accept my faults and apologized for a delay in texts last night due to filling a police report, I even showed proof which jeporodises my safety because he has my full name and address We all know that's not hard to find tho

[+ sync]

I thought....

Had plans with a guy and yesterday I got rear ended and had drama and issues with insurance and police because the other driver was uninsured and since I got rear ended it wasn't my fault blah blah blah, long story short I told him I'd Take the bus to Pittsburg today. Well the bus was delayed twice then canceled.

 

I pretty much got accused of playing games. It's so hurtful to know I was about to bend over backwards to accommodate someone who can so easily hate text me after I had proof of delays and cancellation.

 

I know it sucks to be strung along, sometimes circumstances out side of our control destroy and ruin plans.

 

Everything happens for a reason. It may very well be that your escorting disappointment saved you from a bigger disappointment. I have been saved from disappointments by disappointments many times.

 

Glad to know that you were not injured from the rear-ender.

[jjkrkwood]

It's OK to be professional, but honestly you don't owe your life to your client. "Something came up" is all the explanation needed. At least you contacted him. Others might not.

[+ HornyRetiree]

I would say the client LOST OUT BIG TIME --- and the Universe may have helped you avoid a less than desireable situation.

 

Onward to the next one that appreciates you and what you have to offer!!'

[+ VictorPowers]

I'm sorry he was not understanding. More guys need to be like you. You had clear communication and still made every attempt to honor your obligations to see him. Karma comes around. There are patient clients too!

[+ nycman]

Patience is singular.

 

And I think everyone has their limit.

 

Sometimes it's just best to chalk it up to "experience gained" and move on.

 

High drama does seem to follow you though....

[+ Keith30309]

I thought....

Had plans with a guy and yesterday I got rear ended and had drama and issues with insurance and police because the other driver was uninsured and since I got rear ended it wasn't my fault blah blah blah, long story short I told him I'd Take the bus to Pittsburg today. Well the bus was delayed twice then canceled.he

The important thing is that you were not injured!

[+ poolboy48220]

It sucks when your real explanation is so similar to ones people use as fake explanations. The day my mother died, I realized I'd used up my Prilosec and had no refills left. I called the doctor and they told me I was overdue for a checkup and they wouldn't refill it until then - I told them the circumstances and they phoned in a new prescription, but I couldn't help but wonder if they were thinking "Yeah, SUUUURE your mother died."

[MikeBiDude]

Patience is singular.

 

And I think everyone has their limit.

 

Sometimes it's just best to chalk it up to "experience gained" and move on.

 

High drama does seem to follow you though....

+1

[jjkrkwood]

Patience is singular.

 

And I think everyone has their limit.

 

Sometimes it's just best to chalk it up to "experience gained" and move on.

 

High drama does seem to follow you though....

 

 

YUP, that's the one thing that was gnawing at me about this post, but I didnt want to be the one to say it.... I'm TRYING to be less critical.

[kewtex]

Patience is singular.

 

And I think everyone has their limit.

 

Sometimes it's just best to chalk it up to "experience gained" and move on.

 

High drama does seem to follow you though....

 

YUP, that's the one thing that was gnawing at me about this post, but I didnt want to be the one to say it.... I'm TRYING to be less critical.

 

The use of the plural pronoun their with the singular indefinite antecedent everyone gnaws at me, but I realize I am on the losing side of that battle.

 

Back to the topic at hand. @Brian Kevin, you cannot please everyone. Take comfort in knowing you tried to provide good customer service.