Is 15 mins between calls enough?

[newguy39]

Actualy probably yes most of time but not all day long, I believe having longer break few times daily for relaxing and refreshing or just if she wants/need to should be ok. We are not talking or robot or mass production her but nice women human beeing letting us in her intimity, that people should treat with respect

 

[LC18]

Yes, the 15 minutes is enough, considering that before the time is up the client will shower, and in that time I can change the used sheets,

How long before his time is up?

 

[Rabbits]

I personally don’t think so.

When I used to visit agency incall, the timer was usually up 10min before. Often while I’m in the shower before my way out, the girls were changing sheets getting new towels etc. They were cleaning on my time. I don’t mind, it actually reassured me the sheets were fresh. I would help her if there’s still time.

However, the garbage in the bathroom/bedroom were often full. I have seen many glasses in the sink.

I have been a client to both agencies and reputable indies, if I have to compared how well maintained the incall was, most of the time, indies incall topped the agencies one.

I can’t blame them they are on a schedule and I want to be respectful of their time. IMO, there should be at least 30min, also for the girls to have some rest and not rushing around all the time. I understand agencies want to maximise their income and it is what it is

 

[Dixie20]

They were cleaning on my time. I don’t mind, it actually reassured me the sheets were fresh.

But what are you expecting her to do while you are in the shower?

The Incall not being perfect (no trace of a previous person: empty garbage or glasses in the sink) shouldn’t bother anybody IMO.
Don’t forget that she was intimate with someone else regardles…so if you’re concerned about those 2 things, then maybe this hobby isn’t for you (not you specifically Rabbits- generally speaking)

Usually, the timers up 10 minutes before the session (for the John to shower and change).
15 minutes between session.
Another few minutes for the next John to come get to the incall.
Another 5 minutes for the new John to shower.

I think there’s enough time for the SP to take care of the essentials (shower, make up, sheets, towels, clean up).

 

[LC18]

The Incall not being perfect (no trace of a previous person: empty garbage or glasses in the sink) shouldn’t bother anybody IMO.

We can assume she’s seen someone before our appointment but we don’t need to know how many. It’s fun to have a little bit of illusion

 

[Lunaseraphim]

But what are you expecting her to do while you are in the shower?

The Incall not being perfect (no trace of a previous person: empty garbage or glasses in the sink) shouldn’t bother anybody IMO.
Don’t forget that she was intimate with someone else regardles…so if you’re concerned about those 2 things, then maybe this hobby isn’t for you (not you specifically Rabbits- generally speaking)

Usually, the timers up 10 minutes before the session (for the John to shower and change).
15 minutes between session.
Another few minutes for the next John to come get to the incall.
Another 5 minutes for the new John to shower.

I think there’s enough time for the SP to take care of the essentials (shower, make up, sheets, towels, clean up).

Not every client feels the same way you do. A lot of clients will talk about how clean an incall space is in reviews. ''if you're concerned about those 2 things, it's not for you'' is really dismissive of both clients and providers.

I think 15 minutes is TECHNICALLY enough time, but then don't complain that the provider isn't perfectly clean and hasn't had time to do her hair and makeup nicely. My clients always notice how much effort I put into preparing myself and preparing my incall for the booking. It does make a difference for everyone involved.

 

[LC18]

The Venn Diagram of the clients saying 15 mins is enough and the clients saying I like my SP to be dolled up and this one barely had any makeup on is a circle

 

[hob12]

Only thing I really care about is clean sheets and a shower/mouthwash.

 

[Georgy07]

No, its not enough. 30 minutes minimum

 

[skarsga]

I think as a John saying it's enough or not enough time is an opinion without strong basis.
As it is 15 minutes with the cushions mentioned by nina seems rough, especially if that is several times per shift. Without any cushions 15 minutes seems impossible to me. I'm a slow and frequently distracted housecleaner, so I'd probably need an hour+ lol

I had two incall experiences that were disgusting. 1. Used condom on the floor (thankfully did not step on it)
2. Obvious skid mark on a pillowcase. My head was near it but not on it.
One was agency, the other indy. My mood was gone in both cases.

Appreciate the women (indy and agency) who bust their butts to maintain hygiene and make an inviting space.

 

[Dixie20]

Not every client feels the same way you do. A lot of clients will talk about how clean an incall space is in reviews. ''if you're concerned about those 2 things, it's not for you'' is really dismissive of both clients and providers.

I think 15 minutes is TECHNICALLY enough time, but then don't complain that the provider isn't perfectly clean and hasn't had time to do her hair and makeup nicely. My clients always notice how much effort I put into preparing myself and preparing my incall for the booking. It does make a difference for everyone involved.

I am to understand that if your garbage bin is not empty and there are glasses in the sink but everything else is respectfully clean , if a client of yours would cancel a meeting after seeing this, you would find that an acceptable reason to cancel a session?

 

[Lunaseraphim]

I am to understand that if your garbage bin is not empty and there are glasses in the sink but everything else is respectfully clean , if a client of yours would cancel a meeting after seeing this, you would find that an acceptable reason to cancel a session?

Of course not. But I try my best to create a welcoming atmosphere and to clear my mind before a booking.

 

[Nina Sucre]

To be honest, I believe it's not a matter of enough time (whether it's through an agency or with Indy), If the person cares, they'll make it work.

Thank goodness I work well under pressure and I always make sure that all my clients receive excellent service