I have never given extra money to WLs or the very few MLs I have seen. I have been out with them and paid for meals but they paid for my meals too at times. No, never given them extra cash
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I have never given extra money to WLs or the very few MLs I have seen. I have been out with them and paid for meals but they paid for my meals too at times. No, never given them extra cash
I figure that I'm 50.... the girl is 20.... her currency is her body, mine is folding stuff.... fair trade? An extra pineapple doesn't mean a great deal to me, but giving it to them with a nice compliment about how I think they are worth more than $x always draws a smile, and I think a great service... money well spent.
Never and not likely to. My pleasure is their business.
I've never had a reason to. Personally, I don't give any tips when they're doing their job.
The only time I tip is when they go they extra mile (extra services) & go beyond their offering.
Have turns paying for dinner.
If you give a money tip you are only doing something any other client can do. You need to be different to make an impression. Just a few words can be more effective; if you say "you're gorgeous " that's a commonplace, they hear it all the time. But , if you say "you are different to the other girls," they will say "how?" and you say offhandedly "Oh, I dunno, you're just classier." That approach is more likely to work because it touches every WG's weak spot - her vanity, and it puts her ahead of her competition. BS is a basic punting skill, it shouldn't be neglected.
If you feel you must tip cash, only do it rarely and generously, Christmas, Chinese New Year, don't let it become an expectation. Tho' I once got caught out with a regular who had 3 Birthdays in the same year.
Do any of you guys tip for great service anywhere else? For example, a barber, mechanic or a restaurant?
I tip everyone including WL’s. Always have always will. Some people do that and others don’t. To each his own.
I'll tip a waitress if she's been attentive and I've had a good meal.
If a ML goes beyond what the agreement was - usually a slow NHJ with touch, then I'll also tip up to the market rate for that extra service. The ML I'm currently seeing has always tried to give me change if the amount I've given her is above the usual rate that we've agreed, however if I do this I insist she keeps the change. It seems to be paying off as every now and then she'll throw in a special treat at no extra cost.
So when you are always given your regular favourite table with the best view or location in the place it doesn’t deserve some reciprocal generosity? Or when the waiter comes out with your favourite drink without asking?
Bit like a WL walking straight up with a welcoming DFK followed by a BBBJ the moment she enters the room.
In both occasions they know what you want and are happy to give it without hesitation.
Don't believe anything sibon says, he's a self confessed liar.
No I don't tip anywhere. In normal life here in Australia we have "the minimum wage" that's so everyone gets a fair wage for their effort, even the bludgers.
In punting life the girls are earning between 3 - 10 times per week more than I am...and its tax free!
My reciprocal generosity is my repeat business. I call it the Cheers experience (American TV show). There are places where I walk in, sit down, make eye contact, and the server brings me my favorite drink. I don't have to say anything. Why wouldn't they if I'm a regular. Plenty of places to go for a drink at the same price, so I kind of expect to be acknowledged if I'm a regular. Tipping is not the norm here. Once, I even left the coins on the tray and the cashier remined me that they were there. I said to keep it, and she seemed very confused. $2+ certainly not really a "tip", just my ack, but misunderstood.
For me, at a shop, we've agreed on the price of the extras. Why would I pay extra - should I be expecting marginal service and be happy if it was exceptional? For marginal, it's a one-of. For exceptional, it's repeats, often weekly. It's why I repeat - I know what she provides, she knows what I like and delivers it. We don't have to start from zero.
The exception was when I departed. I would always have the exact amount for the extras, especially as I knew what they cost. I don't expect her to be a bank. But in this case, I paid $150, not $130. EVERY one asked if I wanted change - here, I told them to keep it as I wouldn't be seeing them for a long time. But for normal visits, no, it's not a slight, it's just business as usual.
YMMV
Some people lie for a living. They may lie for positive reinforcement. Any number of reasons why. If it helps them get through the day so be it.
As regards a WL’s income. They deserve every penny and more considering what they sometimes have to go through.
All the punters see is a smiling face and the show goes on…