? for mp goers

[Chili]

I was at an mp earlier and the attandant was not able to complete the release and i felt that she really didn't try very hard so i decided i was not going to tip her anything because i felt that the release was part and parcel with the door fee and she did not deserve more $$$ in the form of a tip.now of course she felt otherwise and told me to never return there and that she would spread the word that i was a bad customer to the other attendants.

well i guess the question is should i be leaving a tip for an incomplete release??

thanks for your opinions.

 

[Jackie the Peace Maker]

tip her properly...... I know you don't like what she did.... so.. don't come back!! Don't make it soo complicated, ccc

 

[Saul Fox]

You paid the door fee and you did not tip the lady? Did you ask for a N NR or BS? Did you tip her for that service or did you refuse to pay. If you refused then it does not surprise me that she said that. The MP community is pretty close knit and bad client info spreads like wildfire.

If this is what you did then she did the right thing. But if you paid for the service but didn't tip her extra then that is understandable.

 

[justme123]

i didnt havea bodyslide or nr just a standard rub and tug.

 

[Nathan S]

It is up to you if you tip or not but just remember this. The MPA just jerked off a total stranger and only made $5-15 for doing it (ie. 16-30 cents a minute). If she was nice to you, I think she deserved more than this (whether you came or not). If she was rude, then UYD (use your discretion).

 

[Jesse]

As Sick My Duck mentioned. If you just go in for a rub and tug don't expect the lass to be happy. Take the extras and stop being so cheap. Its demeaning to make a lady work you off for $10. Take the topless for goodness sake and give the lady $20.

It's guys like you that put the ladies in a bad mood. Good luck going back to that place as you have been blackballed for sure.

 

[Mabel B]

Thats usually what i do when I go to MP with bunch of friends... There are limited numbers of good looking gals for evvery MPs... and I will give the good ones to my friends.. So if the gal i picked is really unpleasant.. then I will ask for normal basic, and if they said I have to pay at least a topless.. I will do so.. b/c I dun want her to be pissed off when she is giving me the massage and the release.

I think you did the right thing for not providing the tips.. I think I will be pissed off for the sloppy job. For your info. tho, I have talked to a few MPA personally and they do hate customers who just pay the basic. coz apparently they only get $10 or less from the $40.. and the rest goes to the owner.

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[GSD & Mastiff Owner]

If the attendant is either rude or doesn't try hard enough, then she should not be tipped otherwise she should always be tipped .

 

[Kanchan]

If the tug is part of the basic price then you are entitled to it. I'm sure most guys go for an upgrade, so it's not a huge inconvenience to the girl if the occasional customer does not go for extra's. Upsell and the pressure that comes with it is becoming a new form of bad service. It's important as consumers to mark out our turf. If a girl has performed an agreed upon service she is entitled to payment. Conversly, if she accepts payment for an agreed upon service, she is obliged to deliver that service.

If the girls have a problem with the cut, it's incumbent upon them to take it up with the owners.

 

[Tahneej]

If the MPA only makes $10 on a basic rub-n-tug and is not satisfied with this, then I think she has a few options.

1) Let the client know that she only offers topless or the 'higher-level' massages, but it's well worth it.

2) Get the owner to increase the cost for the basic massages.

3) Get the owner to eliminate the basic massages altogether.

4) Leave the establishment for one that has a pay schedule that suits her.

5) Find a different occupation.

I'm of the camp that believes that tipping is a reward for a job well done in which you leave feeling very satisfied with the services rendered. It shouldn't be an obligation or a sympathy gesture IMO. This will then create an atmosphere where an MPA who really doesn't deserve a tip, begins to expect it. And we all know that this kind of attitude is bad for the business.

From how I read it, CCC seemed to have one of those mechanical type releases (without the release), so I can understand why he didn't tip the MPA. Why pay more money for an already disappointing experience...doesn't make any sense if you ask me.