Etiquette around booking unknowns

Hey guys, wondering if there's any general etiquette around booking a girl you've haven't met, at a shop you're not very familiar with?

So I went to True Thai once, had a pretty good time with an older-ish lady. She said come back again we normally have many more girls on, and younger ones too.

I did my research on these forums, but every time I've called to book in a specific girl (recommended on here) I get very abrupt/terse "No she not working today" like I've offended them, and quickly ending the call.

Is it generally better etiquette to ask "Who is working today?" and then request someone?

Or if you're not a regular at a shop, is it expected that you should be booked in with whoever is available and the more popular girls are for "known" customers?

Guessing this kind of varies from shop to shop - but any insights/experiences would be appreciated.

Cheers

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Originally Posted by Stubbies4Lyf

Hey guys, wondering if there's any general etiquette around booking a girl you've haven't met, at a shop you're not very familiar with?

So I went to True Thai once, had a pretty good time with an older-ish lady. She said come back again we normally have many more girls on, and younger ones too.

I did my research on these forums, but every time I've called to book in a specific girl (recommended on here) I get very abrupt/terse "No she not working today" like I've offended them, and quickly ending the call.

Is it generally better etiquette to ask "Who is working today?" and then request someone?

Or if you're not a regular at a shop, is it expected that you should be booked in with whoever is available and the more popular girls are for "known" customers?

Guessing this kind of varies from shop to shop - but any insights/experiences would be appreciated.

Cheers

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I generally try to check the roster online if I can or ask the ML what days she normally works!

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Originally Posted by Stubbies4Lyf

I did my research on these forums, but every time I've called to book in a specific girl (recommended on here) I get very abrupt/terse "No she not working today" like I've offended them, and quickly ending the call.

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Short and to the point... there's a problem with that? If the one that you're interested in is not working, then you've become clutter. You're blocking the line. Saves BOTH parties' time. Next.

Besides, if a girl has been recommended on here, I'm going to take a wild guess and think you're not the only one interested in her company. And a wild suggestion: you might try calling earlier in the week and booking her. Whether they accept the booking or not is up to them. You might try sms or WeChat, and ask when a specific girl is working. But time is money.

It's your money, you should see who you want to see. I usually book because I know who I want to see. Some are regulars, some are unknowns. Likewise the shops. I ask direct; I APPRECIATE a direct answer. It's BUSINESS.

I prefer places that have mobile numbers. I find accents make it hard to understand when talking and confusion happens more often. Text also seems a better way to say what type of girl im seeking and management can match that hopefull. Often they aren't all available when u arrive at a new place and its best to have a few narrowed down.

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Originally Posted by Stubbies4Lyf

Hey guys, wondering if there's any general etiquette around booking a girl you've haven't met, at a shop you're not very familiar with?

So I went to True Thai once, had a pretty good time with an older-ish lady. She said come back again we normally have many more girls on, and younger ones too.

I did my research on these forums, but every time I've called to book in a specific girl (recommended on here) I get very abrupt/terse "No she not working today" like I've offended them, and quickly ending the call.

Is it generally better etiquette to ask "Who is working today?" and then request someone?

Or if you're not a regular at a shop, is it expected that you should be booked in with whoever is available and the more popular girls are for "known" customers?

Guessing this kind of varies from shop to shop - but any insights/experiences would be appreciated.

Cheers

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There is no "etiquette" to it AFAIK, bro. You just do your research and book a girl. If she ain't available, it doesn't mean nothing but she ain't available. Don't think too much into it.
I've booked a girl I'd never seen before at shops I'd never been to before and got asked "Have you seen her before?". I just answered in truth and still got booked through.
And as bro said above, always check rosters if you're able to check them. I get some shops don't publish rosters but if they do, just use them to your benefit,

No shop will ever turn down a booking simply because the punter never seen the gir beforel. Never heard of such a practice and it truly defies logic if one does!

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Originally Posted by Stubbies4Lyf

I get very abrupt/terse "No she not working today" like I've offended them, and quickly ending the call.

Is it generally better etiquette to ask "Who is working today?" and then request someone?

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You might be overthinking it, the person answering the phone could just be jealous that this girl is so popular. Or busy and the phone call interrupted her. Or have limited English.

I spoke to a girl once who told me the shop sometimes told people she wasn't working when she actually was, but that the customer should come see the person answering the phone instead...

At some spots the phone never stops ringing mate, so agree they’re most likely just busy. Rosters do tend to vary which is why most give a disclaimer. Only reason I can think they’d ask if you’d seen the girl before is to fill availability with someone else.

https://www.averyfires.com/blog/etiq...or-all-clients

....the Indian bros are gonna hate the haggling bit

usually just ask who is on

"YOU HURRY UP AND BUY!!!"