Correction / Generous Clients
[QUOTE=Bornagain;1233622]Please don't make such a statement. Based on your statement, would it be fair to say the ALL AMP, ALL mt workers are "HOES and deserved to be treated so?".[/QUOTE]Caucasian / Haole. Generous tip. No. 1.
Japanese. 2nd.
Tourists. 3rd.
Filipino. No Tip. Needs more training from mongers.
Local. Forgot the wallet in the car / Asked for HE a and said I thought its included in the massage amount / doesn't needs massage, needs only HE.
(Why will you go and call massage theraphist and you don't need massage and you just want to proceed to HE)
Please respect all AMP.
All AMP are deserved to be treated well as what bornagain is saying. I hope everybody understand this.
Generalization of Client & Tip
[QUOTE=Sky35; 1233535]Caucasian. No. 1 for tip.
Japanese. No. 2.
Filipino. No tip.
Local. No tip.
No tip, No HE[/QUOTE]Wow, I cannot believe this categories of tippers by ethnicity. Obviously, sky35 is partial to the caucasian and does not know much or willing to even to get to know about us "locals" which pretty much sums up alot of the various ethnicity in Hawaii which leads me to think she, yes, she, is not even from here. Very astute of you. You do not know a thing about people. I figure you married to a caucasian which is ok and don't hold that against you, but, why don't you let us know what the ratio of your customers are by ethnicity then maybe we might understand your source, I. E, out of 100 different customers (not repeat) , break them down, assuming you even have that many regulars. Remember, pay for service and tip, though customary, is based on whether customers feel they have had above average service by the "therapist". It still the customers prerogative. If you give the same quality of service to all clients with decent pleasantries without the attitude, maybe the customers response with your desired tip might be to your standard. BTW, what's your expectations of tip for an hour? 90 minutes? 2 hr? We would like to know per chance your expectations are inflated. Let us, the customers, be the judge of that. You certainly got alot to learn about people and probably have turned off potential customers who might have been thinking of seeing you. There are many more out there and you surely cannot be the best there is to offer. Try being sincerely nicer and treat all customers as if each one is special. You never know. Got nothing to lose except for more potential customers. The coconut wireless in Hawaii is ever present so have some aloha.
O