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I just wonder how the person at the front desk doesn't know you are a guest at the hotel already, but you checked in earlier when other staff were on shift. As a general observation, having been to a few hotels (ok more than a few, both incall and outcall) in my day, both within this lifestyle and for other reasons, my experience is hotel staff ask questions for customer service, not to interrogate. Take the question as a customer service question because they see you as a customer. Remember hotels are in the business of providing rooms. They know people go there, whether for affairs, romantic escapes with a spouse, to see companions (btw for the first three, look at how many hotels on their websites offer romantic weekend escape deals), a place to stay while on holidays, a place to stay while on business etc etc etc. And a staff member making a customer feel uncomfortable is going to hurt the hotel's business, something hotel management doesn't want. Insofar as a hotel is concerned you are doing nothing wrong, you are a reason that they are in business. So more for future reference to anyone who feels nervous. Walk in like you belong there...because YOU DO BELONG THERE :-) A rambling RG

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Black is sexy, so is blue, so is purple, so is red, so is pink, so is.....wait, it's the lady who makes the lingerie sexy, not the lingerie that makes the lady sexy No colour is really sexier, buy lingerie you like, it will be sexy A morning rambling RG

Rambo RG

Randy Bachman These Eyes RG

Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Fishing In The Dark RG

Jann Arden Insensitive RG

Frank Sinatra Strangers In The Night http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlSbSKNk9f0 RG

The Poseidon Adventure RG

Not big on computer games but a few Tetris Space Invaders NLOS Cannon Challenge RG

No Country For Old Men RG

Edward Bear Last Song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EP0xhKUbHM RG

Although my flying experience very limited, when I flew to Florida to see my dad on WestJet I carried one carry on bag, that's it. No checked luggage. But I noticed some passengers bringing two or three carry on bags, and no not purses LOL I had to put my bag in a wire basket, if it fit, carry on, if not, checked baggage. There was no way in hell those who had two or three bags could fit them all in the basket. Excess bags IMHO should have been checked, not carried on I wouldn't be surprised with airlines that nickel and dime, you pay for a ticket, pay for checked baggage, pay for carry on, and then have to pay for a seat to boot Anyhow a rambling and story posted, more of interest to those who fly RG

Well put Tracie. And being a professional companion is more than, at least in my experience and opinion, just being a provider of sex. A lady has to give of herself metaphorically speaking, body mind and soul. That is why no two encounters are the same, each is unique. Even repeat encounters with the same companion, well they evolve and grow. What the donation is for is for the lady's time, confidentiality and for no strings attached. But with that said, an encounter has a value far exceeding what the lady asks for in donation If a potential client can't or won't pay the lady's donation, then like Tracie said, get a blow up doll, fleshlight, or just some lubricant (or spit) and your hand. Don't devalue a lady though because your cheap Another rambling RG

The Godfather RG

Three Dog Night Old Fashioned Love Song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AM7zb5FMmLM RG

Getting flashbacks to the negotiating thread. Just because in life some businesses and services are open to negotiating DOESN'T mean every business and service is open to negotiating. And especially in this lifestyle, the ladies operate a business and provide a very unique service, unlike any other. So SP's do not nor should not get compared to other businesses, theirs is a very unique business and profession. The ladies who let a "man" haggle with him so he can have an encounter as cheap as possible are likely those who live paycheque to paycheque, and need the money to make rent, pay bills, put food on the table and so on. Those ladies aren't financially in a position to refuse the haggler. They are economically forced to put up with the hagglers, and the hagglers exploit, yes exploit these ladies Gentlemen in this lifestyle should be paying the lady's rate in full. If they can't afford her rate, then don't call the lady. That way she is free to book another client, one who will pay in full, no haggling. Haggling is akin to shortchanging the lady. How would any of these hagglers like it if they were shortchanged by their employers and they had problems paying the bills because of it Whether just unique to Montreal or not I don't know. But if the lady charges a going rate, that is what is paid. It's not complicated, not rocket science, just respect, common sense and common decency. A morning rambling from someone who doesn't haggle RG

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Joe Nichols Tequila Makes Her Clothes Fall Off RG

Randy Bachman Taking Care Of Business RG

Statler Brothers Flowers On The Wall RG

Aerosmith Jaded RG

Chinatown RG

Frank Sinatra The Girl From Ipanema RG

The Guess Who No Sugar Tonight RG