Tipping Etiquette

Sonny

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The idea is that you are paying for a great time for a short time. It is a business transaction that may have enjoyable fantasy elements for that short time and, hopefully, a goodly period afterwards of pleasurable reminise. The repeats are the SP's continuous rewards. If you come back with flowers or wine, then that's just more of the fantasy element, which you can choose to stoke if you so desire, for your own pleasure.
 

Jodie

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From an escort's point of view

ShyNoob said:
If a pooner decides to tip an SP, how much is considered proper?

This question came to me after a recent experience where I felt inclined to tip. After paying the rate and tip, I realized that I tipped less than 10%. Does that make me cheap? I honestly just wanted to leave a little something extra, but now I'm worried that I was insulting.

Any thoughts on the subject?


- Noobilator

I believe that most independent ladies do not consider a client to be rude or cheap if leaves a small tip, or even no tip at all. The agreed upon hourly fee is the only amount of money an escort should ever be expecting - anything above and beyond that is purely a bonus.

If you do wish to tip, you need not worry about your tip being a certain percentage of the total donation. Escorts, unlike taxi drivers or wait staff, are not dependent on tips for the bulk of their income, so there is really no industry standard for tipping in this business (such as the 15% minimum we typically leave in restaurants).

A lot of clients who tip do so by simply rounding up the fee to the nearest $20, $50 or $100 (i.e. paying $300 instead of $280). Sometimes clients tip by bringing a small gift, such as flowers or chocolates.

In any case, the very best way you can endear yourself to an escort is to be clean, kind and respectful. That will always get you a lot more mileage in the long run.
 

Quarter Mile'r

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Well guys I think that pretty much sums it up IMHO.
In my experiences Jodies point is absolute and the truth.

Especially the part about being clean, kind and respectful
and repeated visits these points alone have netted me the highest mileage
with any sp I have been with !! :) :) :)

............QM'r
 

ace85

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I appreciate Jodies Perspective

Especially if you consider the fact that reputable SPs tend to be about the time not about the service.

I am really not expecting a good session when the discussion is if you pay me x you can do y but if you pay me z you can do A+B.

Doing the extra things in a session, because you paid for them tends to lead to bad sessions. Indulging in extras becasue that is where a session goes is a lot more fun.

Maybe it is just the quality of the SP and they way she conducts her business, but the best ones tend to make you forget the specifics of the $$$ changing hands.

Then again there is a certain type of SP that reminds you that it is all about the money, and then it becomes about maximizing the value and not really worrying about whether she is liking it or not. They tend to be non repeats.

P.S. Jodie is extreamly hot. Based on the pictures, but also based on the fact she is obviously way smarter than me.
 

Cali Scott

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ShyNoob said:
If a pooner decides to tip an SP, how much is considered proper?

This question came to me after a recent experience where I felt inclined to tip. After paying the rate and tip, I realized that I tipped less than 10%. Does that make me cheap? I honestly just wanted to leave a little something extra, but now I'm worried that I was insulting.

Any thoughts on the subject?- Noobilator
Shit, they ask for them up there too?

It's a rediculous concept in my way of thinking. It would be like me quoting a clint for an install and then saying "if I do a good job, will you tip me"?

You're contracting a professional service and the person you are contracting with is not an employee so they keep all of the $$$. Tip not necessary.
 

t1163

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It is a Service isn't it?

The acronym 'T.I.P' or "to insure promptness" has simply become a post (rather than pre) service ritual. Rather than trying to insure prompt service we have now withheld payment until we are certain of the 'promptness' of service. This change of ritual has trickled into other various service industries. If I like my haircut (following the service) I'll tip. I have read many SP reviews that claim it is nice that 'she' is not a 'clockwatcher' (in other words allows a longer visit than was agreed and paid).

SP's have the opportunity to add so much (extra time, extra effort or anything unexpected) to any session that any (and all) clients would (probably) want to tip.

I don't want to go on a RANT here but...

I want to tip my SP! and I'll tell you why!

This is why I got into pooning. I am on a search, ney, a quest for the perfect sexual encounter with the perfect girl. I WANT a 'PRO'. I WANT skills. If I find the right SP and she provides the right skills...

I should start my own thread for this - sorry

The search continues...
 

lenny

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t1163 said:
I have read many SP reviews that claim it is nice that 'she' is not a 'clockwatcher' (in other words allows a longer visit than was agreed and paid).

SP's have the opportunity to add so much (extra time, extra effort or anything unexpected) to any session that any (and all) clients would (probably) want to tip.
This is an advantage of clean non SW-SP's over drug addicted SW-SP's.
You'll be lucky to get half an hour out of the latter unless they have the
stuff with them.
 
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