So when I’m asked if this is my first time at a place I usually reply with a No and say I’ve been here before. What’s the point of them asking you this? In my head I feel if I say yes this is my first time then they will just feel me out and not offer my extras. Is this false? If it’s my first time do they send out the tighter models to make sure I come back?
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When asked is this your first time
- Thread starter crowntechnique
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No harm in saying your first time in my experience. Offer HF with a hundo and some flash. Leave the change on the table. They do get shorted sometimes so session can improve by removing that possibility. I tip upfront and make sure thier pleased. This pays dividends on repeat visits and expanded menu.
Tipping upfront is proper, polite and I would say necessessary when you're in a formal environment where everyone knows what to expect and no one is out to screw, um, er, ...Take Advantage of anyone.
Though I'm new to the scene, the Passaic AMPs fit that description. I can not imagine not giving the standard tip up front, and even more if the situation dictates.
When with an unknown independent, I've found a flash of cash to be safer. A couple of times they've taken the upfront tip and then saved themselves the wear and tear of anything more than light service. But that's only for when you're really slumming it. If you slum it
A third technique has worked for me when my concern is that the AMP is generally legit. Then, I take out the tip and put it on top of my wallet on a table.
This opens up a quid pro quo, and I get to decide if my quid and my id are satisfied.
Above all, though, be fair. Be nice. Its supposed a fun activity!
Though I'm new to the scene, the Passaic AMPs fit that description. I can not imagine not giving the standard tip up front, and even more if the situation dictates.
When with an unknown independent, I've found a flash of cash to be safer. A couple of times they've taken the upfront tip and then saved themselves the wear and tear of anything more than light service. But that's only for when you're really slumming it. If you slum it
A third technique has worked for me when my concern is that the AMP is generally legit. Then, I take out the tip and put it on top of my wallet on a table.
This opens up a quid pro quo, and I get to decide if my quid and my id are satisfied.
Above all, though, be fair. Be nice. Its supposed a fun activity!
I guess that it depends on how you feel about the provider and the establishment.
I usually put the cash on the table, folded with a cover on top.
That generally works, and if the cover is not used, then I collect the cover and a little bit of the cash at the end of the session.
I was surprised at how many legs doors that has opened for me.
Good luck out there.
I usually put the cash on the table, folded with a cover on top.
That generally works, and if the cover is not used, then I collect the cover and a little bit of the cash at the end of the session.
I was surprised at how many legs doors that has opened for me.
Good luck out there.