Isabella Gia (Banned)

Doesn't high-end mean better quality? I honestly just don't get why some think having rates like the ones brought up by the OP ($1000) is what makes a provider high-end. I have been to places with affordable prices who I would consider high-end based on how great they treated me as a customer and also have been to businesses with less affordable prices that I would not consider high-end as I never felt like I was treated the way a client should be treated. I may be wrong but my opinion is, going back to this line of work that the amount someone charges, the clothes one wears, how much make up one has on, etc should not make a provider high-end. Professionalism, respect toward a guest, and that kind of stuff is what should define that as again from my perspective that's what equals better quality.

I would like to be able to know what people are thinking and feeling, just kind of like the power/ability the guy in that movie 'What Women Want' had.

Some of you may have already read in the news about 2 women who were sexually assaulted by taxi drivers. In both cases the ladies flagged down a cab which makes difficult to find the attacker. So my suggestion to all of you to take taxis, especially ladies but gentlemen are not excluded of robbery or something similar, is always always call the company to request a car even if you are in an area where taxis are available as when calling for one the driver knows the dispatcher and the company have record of who your driver is. Also, if for some reason you take it and not call then discretely write down the driver's name or at least the cab's number, I did this recently after dealing with a very rude driver and with the number and time where I took it they were able to identify the guy and report him. Here's the link of the article: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/2-ottawa-taxi-drivers-accused-of-sexual-assault-in-cabs-1.2421889