15 Minutes Late; The Date Is OVER!

Your late getting to New Orleans, zx10!

Your late getting to New Orleans, zx10! Originally Posted by Nicolet

Sorry, I'm on the snail express

Good to know.....A date can't be over if it never started.
What happens if you are 15 minutes late being ready? Originally Posted by Chica Chaser

If I'm late I'll at least send a "OMW, don't be mad" text. Time is money and whores love money Originally Posted by MaryBeth

If you are 15 minutes late to a soup kitchen, does the poor people still eat?

Mary Beth, I think this is far less clear cut than you make it out to be. If I arrange to spend a couple hours with a lady--say from 8 to 10 PM--I think it makes a big difference whether it is at her place or mine. If i get stuck in traffic, lost, etc., and I arriv at 8:20 I would expext to still see her from 8:20 until 10:00. Yes, it would be nice if I called,but sometimes it isn't safe to do while looking for where to turn.

I would have minimally inconvenienced her since it is at her place. She obviously would not owe me the 20 min I was late, if she decided to extend the end time that would be strictly her call. But cancelling totally I would consider very wrong.

Now if she was coming to me and I was 20 min late, then I would be far more inclined to agree with you.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but you're saying its wrong to cancel a date due to someone being late and not notifying a reason (good or bad)?

If that is what you're saying then I totally agree. This thread was in response to a "gentleman" stating that of a provider is as little as 15 minutes late then he will cancel the date.

Of course if we book a 1 hour date and I'm late then I only expect to be paid for the time left. Now, if you allow me to entertain you for the agreed hour I may even be as greatful as to make up for my tardiness.

I know guys can only sneak away for a short time usually. Time is valuable for them as it is for providers.

I may not be the best whore out there (and yes, I do see myself as mediocre at best; take it how you will) but I understand there's only so many hours in a day.

If you are 15 minutes late to a soup kitchen, does the poor people still eat? Originally Posted by MaryBeth

Well, if I am the one cooking or serving the soup then I suppose not. At least not when they expected they would eat. Assuming, of course, they hold such rigid expectations for a soup kitchen. Which might return us to your original point: unreasonable expectations.

Now if I am going to the soup kitchen to eat, then I suppose it is quite likely I will not eat if I am late. A lot of soup can get ladled in 15 minutes.

If you are 15 minutes late to a soup kitchen, does the poor people still eat? Originally Posted by MaryBeth

I'm always early on the days I go to help out cause I would surely hope not, And I don't get 250 and hour for that.

God, not everything is about you. Ego-much o.m.g *eye roll* *duck face*

God, not everything is about you. Ego-much o.m.g *eye roll* *duck face* Originally Posted by MaryBeth

The duck face is for 14 year olds on facebook.

rotflmgdao @ duck. I dont think it matters how old i am or how in or out of context the word is used, that just made my day.

I'm a very abrasive person... Originally Posted by MaryBeth

I like her.

You're in the wrong business.

. . . You should work at a government agency. You'd fit right in among an office full of crabby people, but poorly suited as a provider.

I'm a very abrasive person... Originally Posted by MaryBeth

WGAF.