What Would You Do?

Cock Throppled

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Was I right, or was I wrong?

I recently decided to visit an SP out of town; about a 1 1/2 drive, and I had the misfortune of doing it during our only rain storm for the summer. Drive was nasty.

Anyway, I had suggested a time, and she came back with a later time, which I agreed to. While on the way, I told her I could arrive before the agreed time, if possible. She eventually responded by suggesting a very specific earlier time. Not on the hour, on the half hour or even on the quarter hour, but a very specific time. I agreed, and continued on my way.

I arrived a bit early, but just waited nearby until just before the time she had given me. I went to the apartment and buzzed at exactly the time she had given me - no answer. I waited 3 minutes and buzzed again, thinking she might be in the shower or whatever. Again, no answer, but I left a voice mail saying I was downstairs.

Five minutes later I buzzed again. No answer. I then texted her I was there.

I waited another few minutes, then texted I was leaving. I should also mention some residents came and went during this time asking if they could help me. Very awkward.

I left, and while driving home, she texted asking me to buzz again. She said it was normal to have to wait as she’s very busy. She also accused me of arriving late. I told her if she gave me a time that’s the time I expect to see her. I made it on time driving an hour and a half, but she’s not able to even answer a buzzer at the agreed-upon time?

She told me if a few minutes was that important to me then maybe I should be more flexible and make more time for appointments.

Every time I’ve waited for an SP who was late, I’ve regretted it, so that’s why I won’t wait any more.

Was I right to walk, or should I have gone back?
 

jgg

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In your case, drive away.
 

westwoody

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If she was so specific about the time she should have been ready for your call.

Her attitude suggests you were right to leave.
 

AuldMagpye

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Yup. If no reply to text or call within 10 minutes, I walk. If she repondes and ask for another 15minutes(usually closer to 30) I'll wait and look 4 a coffee shop. I start Leoing and looking atcother options in that area. Even a rub n tug
 

pilpay

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Promptness is a the most important thing... +/- 5 to 10 minutes at most for both parties. u were right in my opinion.
 

Kingpin29

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Even waiting 10 minutes is annoying especially if you are early or on time. My limit is 15 minutes at most, anymore than that and I'm walking. Good thing you walked or drove away in your case, no point wasting more of your time.
 

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If I had driven 1.5 hrs, I probably would have waited 30 minutes.
Bailing on a 3 hr round trip after a 10 minute wait seems abrupt, and a waste of the 3 hrs.

I've only been left hanging twice, both the by same SP, who is a 45 min drive away, and both required uncomfortable waits, and both times it all worked out ok.
Having seen her twice before, even those were not super precise.

Big difference, I suppose, was attitude on her part. She was apologetic, and we still had fun.

For me it really depends on who, and past history. I'd probably be less patient if it was a first time.

It probably helps that I'm only dealing with well-reviewed providers, so I'm willing to cut a bit more slack...
 

Quarter Mile'r

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If I had driven 1.5 hrs, I probably would have waited 30 minutes.
Bailing on a 3 hr round trip after a 10 minute wait seems abrupt, and a waste of the 3 hrs.
I can't completely agree with you here cktc9, partially yes but only in the fact.
I can relate to Cock Throppled's situation as living out in the valley it's a driving adventure
for sure as it's an hour to an hour 15 going into bby/van from where I'm at.

SO, I always carry with me a plan B, C or D. Because of the time I'm using up to travel I do not have
a whole lotta time to fuck around. Pardon the pun. LOL!! So if the intended apt is not available
at the time slotted and agreed upon. I'll wait it out 10-15 minutes and then move on to plan B.

Time is of the essence when you have to drive that far and still make it home at a decent time
to kick back Knock the cap off a suds or two and reminisce over the time had with the lady I saw
that night.

To CT, you're an old timer here such as myself bro, I'm kinda surprised you didn't have a plan
B on the ready and wasted all that commuting time to bail and drive home without having
a bit of shag time. Sorry to hear it was a bust for you bro.

Oh, and the part about her accusing you of arriving late? Are you kidding me?
With a gal who has an attitude like that after what you posted you did. I doubt I would
have even answered her text and left right then and there. No reason to have to put up
with rudeness.
But I completely concur with your move to move on. Why wait? There are others more than
happy to take your cash too.




......................QM'r
 

Cock Throppled

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Luckily, I usually have enough sense nowadays to think with the big head. I certainly had the time to wait, or go back, but I am tired of going to so much time and trouble to be there on time, when an SP just doesn't respect that. Maybe if more of us were less patient the flakes would sharpen their acts.

I don't see it as a total waste, because I found out I would never bother to contact her, again, and I have that money saved for a future adventure. Anyway, I picked up some fresh Chilliwack corn for dinner.
 

badbadboy

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Given it's a 3 hr return trip, I'd text that I'm here at the agreed time. At the 15 minute mark I'd say I'll be leaving in 15 minutes. Beyond 30 minutes is disrespectful if she insisted on a very specific time.

Problem with going that far out there, the choices are limited for backup plans. Plus one for picking up corn though :thumb:
 

sevenofnine

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an sp is in charge,
over the years I have noticed some tend to be fickled
even my own sp has her ways, and she is predictable in what she does.

deal with it live with it or move on.
no use arguing with her or whining about it.
 

JimDandy

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For me the exact circumstances make a huge difference:

- If I have seen the lady several times before and I have the time to waste, I will wait around longer than for someone I have never seen before.

- If I am getting updates such as "I just got out of the shower and will be ready soon". Even though I do not necessarily believe the excuse, at least she is communicating with me and I can hope that she does intend to see me. I will in such circumstances stick around for a while.

- When I have waited so long that, knowing myself, I will be so pissed off if I eventually do see her, and therefore the date will not go well. I realize therefore I may as well leave and will not wait any longer.

JD
 

take8easy

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It always sucks and it is of little consolation to you, but I would still prefer WOT over WOM. Although you did burn some petrol, but on the other hand, you also saved "White Diesel" for someone who deserves it better.
 

jamasianman

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Ten minutes is my limit. Even if she says I just need a few more, its awkward for me to hang around the front of a building for too long. One time this drunk guy asked me to let him in and I had to tell him off and say I was visiting a friend and I couldn't. Its also happened at another condo building too. Usually people don't hang around the front of condo buildings, so if she's making me wait 10 whole minutes then its peace out time.
 

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mower

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I waited another few minutes, then texted I was leaving. I should also mention some residents came and went during this time asking if they could help me. Very awkward.
I don't get why people think this is awkward.

I've had that happen to me once where I arrived, buzzed and no answer. A resident was coming back home after walking their dog and asked if they could help me, or they could let me into the lobby. All I did was tell them I was buzzing my friend to come downstairs cause we were heading out for dinner and the person didn't think anything of it. When situations like this happen, just pretend like you're there to meet a friend. If you own the situation then you'll be fine. If you act all nervous and start stuttering or looking shady then that's when people pick up on it.
 

Cock Throppled

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I don't get why people think this is awkward.

I've had that happen to me once where I arrived, buzzed and no answer. A resident was coming back home after walking their dog and asked if they could help me, or they could let me into the lobby. All I did was tell them I was buzzing my friend to come downstairs cause we were heading out for dinner and the person didn't think anything of it. When situations like this happen, just pretend like you're there to meet a friend. If you own the situation then you'll be fine. If you act all nervous and start stuttering or looking shady then that's when people pick up on it.
When you've never been in that neighbourhood, when you're standing there just shuffling around, when there's on SP or more in the building and neighbours might know, it feels awkward to me. Yes, there are all kinds of reasons why people wait outside buildings, but when I'm there to visit an SP, waiting feels awkward, especially when neighbours get curious and want to engage.
 

islander1-1

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I don't like to wait at the door after ringing the buzzer. Plus I usually check for cameras. If asked to wait for a cpl min, or if early I will just wait in the car and play a game on my iPad, which keeps my head down. Only once have I had to bail from waiting. It was getting cold and dark, after an hour of sitting in a bus shelter down the street. (I took the bus that day). Another long wait was a first date. I spent 2 hrs in Walmart, but finally made contact. (her phone had gone incogneto) and wow was I glad I waited. This was the classic case of "All good things come to those that wait." Superduper date with a superduper lady. I have repeated (usually have to wait a little) so many times now I lost count.
 

Cock Throppled

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It’s been my experience that 9 times out of 10 a long wait means drugs, boyfriend or another client got there first.
 
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