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I can accommodate up to 30mins of waiting. If more than that, I will politely ask for another girl or come back another day. Which I will.
Just I never book the girl that I skipped due to extended waiting. Regardless whether the girl is at fault or not.
T will never tolerate this.
are these more reputable shops? Have you been there before? Maybe they bet that you might not show up, so instead of keeping the reservation free, they just put you next in line when you do arrive.
This happens quite often sometimes even at mirage/platnium, once I had to wait 20mins which pissed me off because the guy before me was late and they didnt even bother to tell me to come later. What made it worse was that the girl was literally trying to rush my session so I never saw her again after that. I still made sure I got my 1hr but you could tell she wanted me to leave earlier.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luminance1468
Without a doubt a true statement. And I would have done the same as you. And to be clear, that would be due to the fact that she really wasn't concerned with "our" repeat business with that attitude. Other times, I have 'flexed" for future "considerations", successfully.Quote:
Originally Posted by Curious12
Exactly my experience. Waiting pissed me off already. And the girl is also mentally checked out. A bad session is pretty much guaranteed, never had a good one. Big waste of money and it's not even my faultQuote:
Originally Posted by Curious12
Certainly not your fault. Obvious culprit is the fellow punter, center-of-the-universe, with poor time management skills.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sinkie
Sure, no one likes to wait. You have a threshold, and, once reached, you become the solution, providing the gap to allow the remainder of the schedule to recync as you bail.
But let's be honest here boys, if the biggest problem of your day is having to wait 10, 15, even 20 minutes for the arrival of your entertainment package... that's still gotta be a pretty good day in my book; well, depending on the package. Because that's on you; you decided to wait.
And "never had a good one"? Nah, never is an absolute. I've had some good ones. All depends on the individuals involved.
Besides, the previous two waits, back to back, I was actually trapped in my seat, couldn't leave - but that's flying these days...:fire:
Wtf, 20 mins, 30 mins wait??? Who in this day and age can spare that kind of time? It could literally be the difference between you keeping your job or losing it. Or any other terrible fate that you can think up.
Fuck the shops bros, have some self respect and standards. So what if you paid $300 bucks? Is it worth letting these operators walk all over you and risk your own shit, all just for a fuck to get your "money's worth"? All you did was prove to them that, for $300 bucks, they can treat you like shit and get away with it.
Come on bros. Walk out and never return if the wait time exceeds a reasonable time limit. And make sure you explain yourself in no uncertain terms why you're leaving, directly to the shop workers. I suggest a limit of 15 mins, depending on your situation. This is the only way that they'll learn that fucking up a customer's time is not an option!
EDIT: And there's a very simple explanation to why you are made to wait in some shops. It's because they don't allow any down time between bookings for the girls.That leaves practically no wiggle room for delays on any party, so the only thing that can happen is a cascading effect as soon as the first delay happens. It's greed driven in the end.
If you're not getting the time your paying for, then it's time to shame that shop and never go back.Quote:
Originally Posted by SirMax
These days, I will wait for only 10 minutes. or I will walk out. (I personally hate waiting, even at mcdonald's)
sitting in a waiting room for too long = my overwhelming sexual desire starts to give way to a more clear-headed, neutral perspective, and I tell myself to just save my money and walk away..
I usually arrive around 5-10 minutes early for a booking, and at most I wait 5 minutes over the booked time.
For times when there's going to be a delay of 15 or more minutes, shop reception have messaged me letting me know, so at least I don't have to spend the wait time in there and can do other stuff on the way instead.
I always book, so if I turned up and nothing was communicated to me, I'd probably leave after 10 minutes too.
I’ve never had a problem with a booking being lateQuote:
Originally Posted by secret0
If it did happen I would never return to that venue.
Generally at the better/ higher end it doesn’t happen
Some hardcore attitudes here. Myself, I certainly hate waiting, but it's the lack of info that's annoying. Perhaps I just have more empathy with the providers as I too take public transport.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ron the rimmer
Examples:
One time, I arrived on time, but the provider would be 15-20 minutes late. I knew that because she messaged me (advantage of personal contacts). Did I blame her? No, it was the greedy train drivers that were causing her delay. And not the original job action, oh no, the 2nd, the one showing solidarity with the public when the govt wouldn't give everyone a free day to compensate for the 1st job action, so let's have another one - GFY.
Another, she's late. Problem? Her tram stopped; rain, signals not working. Her fault she's now trying to find a bus? I blame the govt. Seems to me, engineering 101, waterproof the signal channels in a climate where there are thunderstorms. If BKK can have a Metro (still seems strange to me) that runs in the rain...
Time... price... same, same... all depends on what her experience is worth to me. How well I know her, or how well do I want to know her.