Rod's Rhetorical Provider Quiz #1
[B]Rod's Rhetorical Provider Quiz #1[/B]
[B]You have an 8:30 AM date (a first date) with Rod.[/B] You have vetted him and he has texted you to expect him by 8:30 AM.
You receive a text at 8:25 AM - "[I][u]Hi, it's Rod. I am in the parking lot. Please text the room # so we can begin our 8:30 AM date.[/u][/I]".
You are there, but are not fully prepared for his visit yet. If you rush, you'll be fully ready by 8:40 AM. Realistically, somewhat later. [B]What do you text him?[/B].
[I]You text, "[u]Rod, I'm running late. I'll text you the number in ten minutes. Promise![/u]"
You text, "[u]Running late[/u]".
You text at 8:35 AM ... "[u]Room 240[/u]"
You text right away ... "[u]Room 240[/u]" and let him in ... Get ready while he is waiting for you inside you room.
This way his time starts at 8:30 AM because you gave him the room # by 8:30 AM.
You text right away ... "[u]Room 240[/u]" and let him in ... Then you apologize for not being ready, and let him know that his time won't start until you are in that bed with him ...[/I]
[B]You don't need the pressure. It's only $100 for a half hour. Big deal. You block his number and forget about the date.[/B]
No answer needed for rhetorical questions
Yes, yes. Well played. All bad behaviors will now be resolved.
When has any woman, anywhere, been on time, especially when a man is involved.
At least my wife has the incentive that the later she is, the more bourbon I drink before we go somewhere.
[QUOTE=KenwoodJack;3840581]And the answer is. [B] ... a good provider would never be in that situation [/B].
[B][red] A good provider plans well and is [u]always[/u] on time and ready ... and does not wait 'til the last moment to give a vetted client an address or room number. Any of the above answers just doesn't get my ... respect![/red][/B][/QUOTE]
Rhetorical question re: timliness
[QUOTE=VinnieKramer;3840953]Yes, yes. Well played. All bad behaviors will now be resolved.
When has any woman, anywhere, been on time, especially when a man is involved.
At least my wife has the incentive that the later she is, the more bourbon I drink before we go somewhere.[/QUOTE]Kenwood Jack is exactly right: there's rarely a legitimate excuse for these girls to be late and I hope some of them are reading this string of messages.
Girls, here's the deal: most of us are married--you already know that--and most of us have jobs--you already know that too. So if you haven't yet put two and two together, listen up. We're pulling a lot of strings to come see you. Maybe we've lied to our wife or S. O. , maybe we've lied to our boss to cut out of work early or so we could take a "long lunch". But whatever the situation is, there's most likely a bit of risk involved--I. E. , the unexpected call from the wife or boss, the emergency at work that requires immediate attention, etc. , etc. In short, we've "manufactured" a small window of time so that we can spend it with YOU. And when you're not ready at the appointed time, it fouls everything up, not only time-wise but it puts us in a lousy mood as well. As Vinnie Kramer so astutely points out, we go through this shit with our wives every fucking day and we come to see you to get away from that stuff. Do yourselves AND us a favor and be on time. You'll probably find that your business will pick up if you eliminate the drama. (OK, I'm off my soapbox).