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Walked away from an appointment.
- Thread starter Mnyxo
- Start date
Yes I have. A few times. I will repeat what I have said in the past: Before you approach the door, remind yourself that you have a right to walk. Once inside, take a moment and smile, look her over and make the decision quickly, best before removing your shoes. Simply say, "Sorry, Cancel" - every girl knows these two words. After you have done this once, it will be much easier the next time. Then send a note to the PO immediately and be nice but firm, but include something like, that wasn't the girl I saw advertised. You don't want to get black listed. I've never had a PO get upset. Your 10 minutes later self will thank your 10 minutes before self. Lot of fish in the sea...
I’ve been disappointed in opening the door a few times but once in the room and settled down I’ve never felt like the girl wasn’t attractive enough. And sometimes the service has more than made up for the average looks.
I once walked at a storefront amp. An ugly fat Latina opened the door and I was hell no, I’m off
I once walked at a storefront amp. An ugly fat Latina opened the door and I was hell no, I’m off
See I disagree with this. Once in a while out of a hundred being a regular doesn't cut it.
If the seller lies to you about the product, you should be able to walk EACH and every time the product has false advertising. It's only fair. Putting a limit on how many times you can walk really enables the seller to lie as much as they want and just take one in a hundred hit once. This results in a snowball of lies.
This is actually one of my main gripes with org. Not that they do bait and switch, but they actively stifle and manipulate your ability to refuse a bait and switch. This is in stark contrast with any other biz industry. And no, it being illegal doesn't make it OK.
If the seller lies to you about the product, you should be able to walk EACH and every time the product has false advertising. It's only fair. Putting a limit on how many times you can walk really enables the seller to lie as much as they want and just take one in a hundred hit once. This results in a snowball of lies.
This is actually one of my main gripes with org. Not that they do bait and switch, but they actively stifle and manipulate your ability to refuse a bait and switch. This is in stark contrast with any other biz industry. And no, it being illegal doesn't make it OK.