Allright, after posting about my awful experiences about Serenity in Surrey, I am finally opening this discussion. The question is this:
Should the length of time we request be reflected in the level of service we recieve?
Now, let me give some thought to this. I have been in various service positions within the financial sector for about seven years now. My latest position was one of travelling throughout BC and the Yukon training service staff on how to enhance the customer service expereince. I may not be a complete expert in this field, but I have been hired because of my education and relative experience, and I feel I do my job well with results that would back up that conclusion.
Granted, the escort/MP industry is a very unique one, and certainly deals with the depths of human experience, or it does at times anyways. To start off, think about the difference between a great experience you have had with an SP, and a terrible one.
Perhaps there are some perberts who believe me to be cheap, cheating the girls by only staying for the minimum times. This is not always the case, and I am a prolific hobbyist, often visiting a provider up to once a week. I have money to spend in this hobby if I want to, and I will if I meet a fantastic provider.
My point is this: If a woman gives me her full attention, care, and service no matter what amount of time I decide to stay for, she earns my respect and admiration, and probably a second (longer) visit. For those that I perceive a lower level of service and an attitude that reveals they are unhappy with the amount of time I have asked for, will not likely see me again.
I have some great experiences with some wonderful women, and I have enjoyed even the shorter times with them. There can be any number of reasons why we may want to stay only a shorter time; it could be due to budget, or time pressures, wanting to simply "check it out" and attempting to hedge our losses if it is a WOT. But in any service industry it is those who are willing to treat me as their primary focus for that time (short or long as it may be) that will earn my spending dollars, and more.
If there are any SPs on the board who would like to ring in, please let me know your thoughts...fellow perberts as well, agree, disagree?
volks.
Should the length of time we request be reflected in the level of service we recieve?
Now, let me give some thought to this. I have been in various service positions within the financial sector for about seven years now. My latest position was one of travelling throughout BC and the Yukon training service staff on how to enhance the customer service expereince. I may not be a complete expert in this field, but I have been hired because of my education and relative experience, and I feel I do my job well with results that would back up that conclusion.
Granted, the escort/MP industry is a very unique one, and certainly deals with the depths of human experience, or it does at times anyways. To start off, think about the difference between a great experience you have had with an SP, and a terrible one.
Perhaps there are some perberts who believe me to be cheap, cheating the girls by only staying for the minimum times. This is not always the case, and I am a prolific hobbyist, often visiting a provider up to once a week. I have money to spend in this hobby if I want to, and I will if I meet a fantastic provider.
My point is this: If a woman gives me her full attention, care, and service no matter what amount of time I decide to stay for, she earns my respect and admiration, and probably a second (longer) visit. For those that I perceive a lower level of service and an attitude that reveals they are unhappy with the amount of time I have asked for, will not likely see me again.
I have some great experiences with some wonderful women, and I have enjoyed even the shorter times with them. There can be any number of reasons why we may want to stay only a shorter time; it could be due to budget, or time pressures, wanting to simply "check it out" and attempting to hedge our losses if it is a WOT. But in any service industry it is those who are willing to treat me as their primary focus for that time (short or long as it may be) that will earn my spending dollars, and more.
If there are any SPs on the board who would like to ring in, please let me know your thoughts...fellow perberts as well, agree, disagree?
volks.






