I was talking to a provider that I consider someone I can talk to about a lot of subjects and enjoy our time together and we were talking about time limits for clients and other services we pay for by time. While we were talking she told me about when her masseur is finished with her session, he stops, leaves the room, she gets dressed, leaves his fee plus tip, and he walks her out. She told me she does not get her feelings hurt in the slightest. She asked him for an hour, got it, and she paid for it.
She then told me that recently she saw a hobbyist who stayed an extra hour, the provider felt it was understood that he would need to pay for the extra hour, and then the guy left without paying for the extra time and didn't even leave a tip. To make matters worse, she then saw on her phone that during the extra hour she missed a call from a regular.
The times I have spent with her I have never known her to be a clock watcher, but as we were talking she seemed at a loss of how to approach the subject of the time is over. As we talked she asked; what exactly is the line? And how would a hobbyist prefer it be handled? She doesn’t think she could ever be one of those girls who just stands up and says "ok, time is up, goodbye!" That's not her style, but it works for her masseur. So what should she do? Just deal? Or is there a magic word that a provider can say to politely remind a hobbyist of the time which won't then deem her to be a "clock watcher".
Not looking for a rude argument, just some suggestions about how hobbyists prefer it to be handled? Since I have been mindful of the time I have spent with a provider since I have been in the hobby, if I did over stay my time how would other providers handle the situation??