When is the session notated to start?

[waynward]

Since nobody really walked me through this. I thought I'd ask.

When is the session officially notated to start (And the timer is ticking).

Usually when I book with an Agency and show up for the appointed time the girl isn't ready. (Not a big deal, but not naming names) So you find yourself waiting anywhere from 10-20 minutes. With the cold now, it's insane to wait outside. And you don't want it to be a heatscore waiting in the lobby of the buzzer while security is eyeing you. So usually have to find a warm spot away from the building to wait (Which can be a couple minutes away depending on the location) for that text for the buzzer code. And when you receive the buzzer code it usually takes you at least 5 minimum minutes to get up to the unit. Since that's accounting for buzzing, potentially signing in and taking the elevator. Plus if it's cold as I mentioned have to be a couple minutes away from the building.

When you arrive their be some social niceties and taking off your shoes. Most time from there I will see the Agency girls will ask you how long of a session you want. (Even if you told the booking manager) And from there they will usually text the booking manager what seems to be "He's here."

From my understanding the start time would usually when they sent that "He's here" text.

What's the proper notation for when the session is started and timer is on?

 

[Lamour Amour]

Depends upon the agency, but most start the session when you walk in the condo/hotel room door. Some when the "he is in" message is sent.

 

[Sophia Sinclair]

When I worked at a spa the rule was that the session started as soon as he finished his shower and you reentered the room. When I briefly worked in conjunction with an agency I did have to inform them when the client arrived but honestly never asked them, nor was told if that was when the session officially started. I did notice that things were very much ran on a clock, which is one of the many reasons I prefer being independent. I know I don't like being rushed and I'm certain clients don't like it either. I would suggest simply asking the booker when calling an agency as to what their policy is to avoid any confusion. That way you can maximize your time!

 

[freestuff]

In my experience, it's when they give you the code (for escorts) and when the MPA enters the room for massages.

 

[Titalian]

I mainly see indies, and for the most part it really depends on the ladies. I have regulars that want to start into it right away,
then again I have regulars that like to chit chat and catch up before starting and it really doesn't affect the time I have with them.
Its really different for different girls, but most of them are not clock watchers, in my experience.