Emma at Blue Lagoon

[peter_unk]

I'm curious, so client#2 books you because you're already in session with client#1. Therefore client#2 he may have to wait 20 minutes or 50+ minutes depending on how much organic fun you're having with client#1 because you don't check the time?

How does it work? Does the front desk call you on the wall mounted phone system after 30 minutes plus grace period?

 

[hvn_fun2]

Yes, I do go to work every day in hopes that I will make money. I would assume that is true for the majority of people who are employed.

I never said my goal was to connect with people via this industry, my only claim is that it is possible.

This is a perfect example of why I have said in the past that I'm not suited for everyone, some people have a jaded view of women in this industry and have no interest in being open to such connections. No criticism intended, no one's opinion (by definition) can really be "wrong".

 

[gizmo]

You are absolutely right. If you enter into an exchange with certain preconceptions, you cannot be surprised when you get certain results.

 

[-xoxo-]

the receptionists I work with are very familiar with the way I work....if I get to 5 mins over, they call my room....

which is why I LOVE the phones!

 

[Guyanese Student]

And this is why some people on thie board will NEVER have a meaningful friendship or relationship with one of the ladies they encounter in the business. Comes down 100% to attitude.

 

[Hannah Iced Over]

That's fine, but from a business perspective, Blue Lagoon owners don't put clocks in because it generally works to get more guys in and out. It's not standard practice to not have clocks at MPs.

For whatever it's worth, I've had very good and very poor experienes at BL.

 

[Tibiman]

I concur. To add to that, this particular concept may be reserved for relations to women in this industry. What would be more disappointing is if that carried over to other interactions; lonely life indeed.

 

[football5680]

Why do I suspect those who treat the ladies in this profession badly do carry it over to real life and have much the same success there. Exceptions are bound to be out there, but on the whole...

 

[seahorse02]

Intent notwithstanding, it works for me!

Agree to disagree...

Or this results in a gloveslap and a duel

 

[charlie murphy]

*before anyone takes this too harshly....I'm totally joking...it's a Simpsons reference...

 

[simon159]

Sweety, more than 5 yrs after leaving the business and moving cities and I still keep contact with a few close clients. As my post said, it is possible for people to appreciate each other fron a client/service provider standpoint. However I never tried to take advaneforum.xxxe of the emotional needs of those people and pretended to have this intimate emotional connection with them to keep them coming back. If it was that intimate and real, how would you want them to keep paying for it? It's a contradiction on itself.

 

[Celine]

I need a clock to allow myself enough time finish and to keep the session on track.

 

[Pumpkin DBAB]

I think the miscommunication here is what you are assuming to be understood when I say "real connection". Real, intimate, genuine, doesn't mean that anyone is looking for a long term life partner. And yes, even if I were to get involved at that level with someone who was a client, I would hope that if they came to see me at my place of work that they would understand the concept of "opportunity cost". It would be rude to take up someone's time while they are trying to make a living and not compensate them.
When I am saying "real" or "genuine", I am saying that my real personality is what my clients are relating to, and that makes me feel good about my job. Yes, of course they are "relating" to me physically as well, but I don't see the harm in enjoying being appreciated in more than one way.
Lucky for you, there are many MPA's to choose from who put on a great, animated show. I don't see the harm in being honest that that just isn't me.

 

[Ascendancy]

You're talking in circles. Look, your whole act is very endearing. It's been done a gazillion times before and will be a gazillion more times by other future hustlers. You're very good at it. When all is said and done, the only connecting that's happening is you connecting with men's wallets. Cha-ching!

 

[dolphin]

Me too - Without a clock I'd end up getting backed into more time as I can't think of anything worse than leaving an MP with a build up but no release. I like to casually glance at the clock to pace the session and I don't want to wear a watch.

 

[Lady Burps Alot]

LOL well said. The closest you'll get to anything 'organic' at massage parlour is the green from the $20 bills you get from your clients

 

[Underground lightning]

to each, his own; c'est la vie!

 

[Shelby]

Or what? You’ll release the dogs, or the bees, or the dogs with bees in their mouths and when they bark they shoot bees at you?

 

[Hello K]

I like a clock to mark the start of the session. How many times have you been put in a room only to wait and wait for the MPA to show up. I like a clock so I can know when to get dressed, get my money back and get out of Dodge.

Clock vs Phone. Clock wins hands down.

 

[Rae]

All employees get paid to fake it. It is why it is called work.