whats a good tip?
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Depends on the length of time that you spend together and how exception you feel your encounter was...comrade said:
I would say $20-$50 for an hour-a few hours
Now if you have an "extended" or overnight date it may be more like $100.
It really depends on you. Most girls don't expect tips. Getting them is always a welcome addition
Gifts are also very nice (think flowers, candles, perfume etc.) Many girls list "wishes" on their websites, these can give you a better idea of what she may be interested in.
Hope that helps
IMO, only "tip" an SP if you tip you're lawyer.
Really, we tip waitresses because they are underpaid, but an SP? Unless the service is way above average, I can't imagine tipping someone that just charged me $ 200+ for an hour. Having said that, I do believe in showing appreciation in other ways.
With respect to an MP, perhaps tipping is more appropriate. I'm curious to know what others think.
Really, we tip waitresses because they are underpaid, but an SP? Unless the service is way above average, I can't imagine tipping someone that just charged me $ 200+ for an hour. Having said that, I do believe in showing appreciation in other ways.
With respect to an MP, perhaps tipping is more appropriate. I'm curious to know what others think.
When I read this question, I was thinkign it was from an MP persepctive.... I know there are a few MP's that tell you tip above the door fee for what you think is appropriate.
With the rare exception, I never tip an MPA where there is a standard rate. Based on my Toronto experiences, a standard fee for service provided of between $100-$200 going to the attendant (depending on time of session), is more then fair and should not be tipped.
There is one spa that the attendant charges $100 for a bodyslide whether it is 30 minutes or 40 minutes.. I will usually pay $120 for 40 minutes... just helps me get the full time next time I see the attendant.
With the rare exception, I never tip an MPA where there is a standard rate. Based on my Toronto experiences, a standard fee for service provided of between $100-$200 going to the attendant (depending on time of session), is more then fair and should not be tipped.
There is one spa that the attendant charges $100 for a bodyslide whether it is 30 minutes or 40 minutes.. I will usually pay $120 for 40 minutes... just helps me get the full time next time I see the attendant.
i only require a tip for a few of my "extra" services beyond that I'm suprised when someone tips me. in other words - i don't expect it.
then again it would depend on what the girl charges id say.. if u think a girl charges less then u think she should a tip would probably be greatly appreciated. i know it would for me..
