Clock Watch

[VinVan]

I’ve been to a couple of places in the past couple of months where I noticed a peculiar issue with the time and clocks.

As with most incalls there were the ubiquitous clocks on the wall at the places in question for both the SP and client to keep watch over the time.

At both places I booked for 45 minutes and during the amorous events I would take a quick look at the wall clock to keep an eye on time remaining. I also wear a waterproof watch that keeps perfect time and basically never comes off my wrist. In general I find it’s easier to steal a glance at the wall clock than my watch on my wrist when doing the deed.

Time is elastic, but both of the sessions time seemed to go by quickly. As I was leaving both places I did a quick check of the wall clocks in both places against my watch and they were both 10 minutes fast … hmmmm.

There may be a lot of reasons for this so I’m not going to jump to too many conclusions.

Maybe the SP wants the client to think that they’re getting extra time? Maybe a lot of guys run late and this is the easiest way to move them out? I’m not going to out anyone, but I will disclose that it was one indie and one agency, so it could have been someone else who set the clocks or the clocks may have just been running fast.

In any case gents, it’s just something to be aware of.

My new approach when I arrive is to check the wall clock against my watch or phone and if they’re not synched I’ll just say, “hey, it looks like your clock’s running a little fast.” And leave it at that.

Happy travels.

 

[memyselfandI]

I always double check stuff like that too. One, I don't want to run over; I'm respectful of the ladies time. Two, at somewhere between 6-10 dollars minute, I want to fully enjoy my time.

 

[grusse]

sometimes it takes a few minutes to get to the door if there's a few ppl at the keypad or if it's that f....d up one on Dunblane.
I check with the girl so we're on the same page with time.

 

[masterpoonhunter]

Absolutely do not tolerate clock watchers. I pay for the time, I want the time. But clock watching as in trying to push me out the door early is one thing.
To the point the OP made, I have seen the same thing, so I make sure I note that going in and may bring that up before anything starts up. So if I think its 930 and the clock says 940, I say 'so this is for us to enjoy ourselves to 1040, right?'

 

[plodoublesuited]

As I was leaving both places I did a quick check of the wall clocks in both places against my watch and they were both 10 minutes fast … hmmmm.

So common in asian micros 🤬🤬

Also hate those SPs who set a alarm timer when I walk in. They usually set for 45min when I book 1 hour. 🤔🤔

 

[VinVan]

As an sp I expect my clientele to be in by the time we agree upon and departing at the time that the booking is too.
So if they book 1hr between 20:00-2100 I expect theyd be here at 2000pm and then finsiehd washed up if need be and dressed by 2100pm to leave. I leave a clock on my tv, and periodically gaze at the time. I never would set a timer, thats awkward. I gaze at the clock peridoically so that I don't send him on his way to early or so he doesn't over stay his time.
I've never rushed anyone out and no one has seemed bothered by the small clock on the corner of the tv. I do have the right to have it there and gaze at it, sorry but we cant have no obligations of time, right?
I do believe in this is our time together you spent your hard earned money on me so I'm okay with my clients staying their full booked time.

Mutual respect.

Just to be clear, I have no objection to a clock in the room. In fact, I greatly appreciate a clock on the wall so’s we can keep the trains running on time - just not one set 10 minutes fast 😀

 

[westwoody]

Some ladies use a mix of songs that give them cues that it’s getting near the end.
Much less impersonal than an alarm clock.

 

[memyselfandI]

So common in asian micros 🤬🤬

Also hate those SPs who set a alarm timer when I walk in. They usually set for 45min when I book 1 hour. 🤔🤔

I think the timer would be for advance notice. Takes time to shower etc. I personally don't mind. I easily lose track of time

 

[dchoye]

Recall a session the SP had the alarm go off at 45 mins and I had book one hour session . She told me that we finished at 45 mins and expected me to use the 15 mins to shower and get ready to leave
Bold for her to rush me out like that. I feel if I want to take a shower upon leaving it’s on my choice. I can easily take a shower when I get back home. Needless to say I didn’t rebook

 

[thicc204]

Time is a ticking ticking ticking, Into the future....

It is honestly so awkward. All of this.

Best solution would be to book extra time and leave early. I'd like to have 30 min to chat and shower before/after... Joke, or actually get to know people. I find it hard to perform when I'm counting down a clock.

Too much like at home, I've got 9.4 minutes to pop or the opportunity is gone. Life shit. If I last 15 she's like wtf, and if I only make it 5 were both disappointed. Lmao shit is depressingly confusing. And if I wanna go again, we'll that's a non starter.

 

[GeeBeeP]

An SP once told me that many touring girls she knows move the hotel room nightstand clock ahead by several minutes. She joked that she can tell if a girl has used a room in the last few weeks by how fast the clock is, because the housekeeping staff rarely change the clocks back in time because its a pain in the ass to do. Now whenever I check into a hotel room and the clock is off by 5 or 10 minutes I wonder …..

 

[ElectricWoodie]

Thought the ladies use their smartwatches to help track time now. Small vibe on her wrist when 5-10 mins left and then strategically lets you know without being too obvious that time is almost up. Quite discrete.

 

[plodoublesuited]

Quite discrete.

This I don't mind at all.
Just reall, really hate a loud alarm going off when I am pumping away to the finish line 💦