what i would do is the following, BEFORE the session, but the girl I would give her $240 for the session, but $250 if she makes me happy.. this way, she will worker hard to make that extra $10.. not to be cheap, but anything over $10 set the wrong expectation for the girls and screws it up for other mongers.. just my 2 cent
My friend, I am saying this respectfully but a provider getting 250 for a 240 rate at the start of a session is not thinking you gave it to her as a tip. She is assuming you just didn't have change.
The tip comes at the END of the session, as a gesture of appreciation. It can certainly be given at the start, with the payment of her rate but in this case it shouldn't be tied to an expectation that "
she will worker hard to make that extra $10".
Out of curiosity.. Exactly
how much harder would $10 make
you work for 1hr?
I'm not trying to be disrespectful, I'm genuinely being honest when I tell you that there are very few people for whom $10 will be a big motivation to "work harder".
That is less than 5% of her hourly rate. She's more likely to save that energy for another session than to tire herself out for $10.
If you want to give that tip, it should be at the end, so she knows it's a tip and it tells her you were happy with the session and her as well. That's what tips are for.
Tipping is not part of the deal when paying for the hour IMHO.
The expectation of what to expect for the established hourly fee is something that is already in place.
If we all start tipping what is regularly expected within the hour it will now no longer be the norm. You'll eventually have to tip for GFE services that are typically a given. So I can understand how tipping could "ruin it" for everyone.
There is literally no chance that "everyone starts tipping" and equally no chance of "ruining it for everyone". Like, no chance. So it is not a reason for not tipping.
No one will think anything less of you not tipping, so you don't need to come up with reasons, justifications or excuses. Tbh it's just a bad take.
The standard "tips are never expected but always appreciated" (or something similar) many providers include on their website is true. It is not the norm to tip, so it's not an expectation. However, I can tell you from experience that it is why it's genuinely appreciated.
When someone, as they are getting ready to leave, tells you how much they enjoyed your company and with a big smile on their face, offers you whatever amount they are able to as a tip.
*Everyone* likes to feel that their work is appreciated.
How do you feel when you get your end of year bonus based on how well you performed at your job? Do employers ruin it by rewarding people whose work they appreciate?
As far as paying extra for CIM or anal that's not a tip, that's paying for something in addition to what is expected for the hour.
If you have a special request like an outfit, service, something not normally offered on the menu then sure a tip can be given for something like that.
I saw this a while back and thought it was pretty interesting.
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@Jay2574: Notice none of the tips are used to get something more or offered with expectations or strings attached)
set the expectation upon, tell her about the extra tip BEFORE HAND.. also anything more than $10 is too much.. not everyone is rich
So you start the session by telling them that if they give work hard enough, you have a big $10 tip for them?
I'm begging you to tell me I misunderstood. Because honestly, I would expect the opposite to happen if you start the session with this kind of attitude. She's most likely to be offended and turned off than motivated. I sure would be.
But I'm still hoping I misunderstood.