Do the SVIP girls have a ‘formula’?

[Theguyfromvictoria]

Maybe not the right choice of words, but wondering if as part of their ‘training’ they are taught some ‘soft skills’? What I mean by that is I know that I am no ‘catch’ LOL. Middle age. Greying. And my biggest liability- and the one I am most conscientious of - is being about 40lbs overweight. Fortunately I am big guy - so I carry it well and am not ‘obese’

I’ve only been to SVIP a handful of times, and seen a couple of their girls after going Indy. One of the common things that happens is the girls are always like ‘oh I just LOVE the size of you - so masculine- so cuddly’. These are beautiful woman that would never give me a second look in public...

Got me to thinking that maybe this was somehow part of their orientation into the biz - find someway to compliment the client and make him feel good about himself?

 

[DatyDiner]

It's not just SVIP, it's part of the business. SVIP, CCE, BOA, Indie, etc. It's all part of the make you feel comfortable process. We all know it's just patter but we all fall for it anyway as part of the "fantasy" (I too am a Middle age, greying, slightly overweight, crowd. Sometimes it's nice to play pretend.

 

[steverino]

I have visited SVIP since it opened and have enjoyed my visits and especially the legendary parties, though my participation in the industry has waned over the past few years. Clearly, like the rest of us, the ladies work to earn a living and recognize the value of good reviews and customer loyalty. While I agree that there is an element of performance in making the customer feel special, I have been consistently impressed by the attitude of the ladies and what I believe is a genuine interest in the customer experience. This can be most compellingly observed in the treatment and respect the ladies show those with disabilities. In an industry that the general public often treats with disdain, I think SVIP is a role model for how to treat customers and those who serve them.

 

[Da Kine]

I have visited SVIP since it opened and have enjoyed my visits and especially the legendary parties, though my participation in the industry has waned over the past few years. Clearly, like the rest of us, the ladies work to earn a living and recognize the value of good reviews and customer loyalty. While I agree that there is an element of performance in making the customer feel special, I have been consistently impressed by the attitude of the ladies and what I believe is a genuine interest in the customer experience. This can be most compellingly observed in the treatment and respect the ladies show those with disabilities. In an industry that the general public often treats with disdain, I think SVIP is a role model for how to treat customers and those who serve them.

Insightful and well said