It's the thought that counts

[Pompal 09.]

I was getting my car fixed today, so I thought I'd borrow the dealership's loner car and head up to Shower Escape at Tobram & Steeles. I was in bad need of a stress reliever.

I arrived at the spa to find out that Vivian was busy with a client. She came out & personally greeted me when she was told it was me. (We hit it off well on our previous meetings) She was still in session, but asked me if I could do a large favour for her and her co-worker. They were dying for a coffee. So off I went to a nearby Tim Horton's and brought back 2 coffees.

She was so appreciative. Without getting into any details (& please don't PM for more details because I'm keeping my mouth shut on this one) this was one of the most enjoyable sessions I have ever had. At the end of the session she thanked me again for the coffee and said it was the thought that counted. She said most clients would probably make up an excuse for not getting a coffee. This isn't the first time I've run a little errand for an attendant and been rewarded.

 

[Shivani]

Yeah, small thoughts often bring great rewards. I drove an MPA home one time (she lived on my way...honest ). The next session was pretty memorable.

 

[amanda and star]

I usually bring little treats for my regular girls. It's my way of tipping them and I think they appreciate my little $2-5 treat much more than any $20 tip. Yes, I am a thoughtful and considerate kind of guy with absolutely no ulterior motive in giving the treat.

 

[Love Canada.]

I did this once for a favourite of mine too in Hamilton. It went a long way, I didn't get any special service cause this girl was already doing with me all that she did do. But the other girls there thought I was a total sweetheart. We should all strive to do little things like this when we can it really helps especially if you are interested in having that "friends" feeling with a regular MPA

 

[lydia g]

I once painted an MPA's house & the next session she gave me a BS for half price.

 

[maballer1]

I once treated an attendant to a meal at closing time. The spa closed at 11 p.m. and I was the last appointment for the evening. During small talk I must have mentioned that I was going to grab a bite to eat. She asked if she could tag along. I said sure. It wasn't anything expensive. Anyways, next time I went for a session, I paid the door fee and nothing else. $40 for 45 minutes of fun fun fun.

The rewards for being a nice guy.

 

[Jack A]

Nice to read so many positive reports. We have to bear in mind that MPAs are human beings and there are always good and bad components in human nature.
I had MPA who gave me free service which I seldom accept and I also had MPA who took me for granted.
The bottom line is don't expect reward otherwise you may be disappointed.

 

[teecrush]

I recently had a great session with an MPA and and after she mentioned she was starving, and had not had the opportunity to eat all day.

I really wanted to offer to pick her up something, just because she was a nice person, no expectations of anything.

However, I didn't offer for fear of having the other girls in the place ( about 4 or 5 ) seeing this and thinking I am a sucker and / or a fool.

Shallow of me, I know.

 

[diatonicform]

Just in case I wasn't clear in my post, I didn't perform the favour in hope of a reward. I have a great repour with the MPA. I did it because I think she's a great gal... no strings attached.

 

[adamantia3190]

I really admire your attitude, philosophy and practice.

Thank you

 

[Ben]

Tease me was once in a simillar situation at a certain care of alpha when at the session the girl who i visited a few times asked me if I could pick her up a sandwich. I bragged to her how I would bring her the best sandwich there was. Unfortunetly tease me gets lots very often even when I go home. Anyways I headed over to Kamissos for there famous veal sandwiches. I came back 3 hours later with it. She was busy though so i left it. 2 weeks later I returned and i explained to her that i got lost thats what took so long. She was very pleased that i went to all that trouble and made sure my journey was well worth 3 hours. To this day when i go to see her i always bring that sandwich.

 

[jeremyfairchild]

 

[slipknotmaggot]

These stories are oh so touching. I mean, like, if I plan it right, I think I'll make an appointment at lunch next week and bring my sandwich with me. I'll share it with the MPA and maybe we'll experience a really special time together.

Thank you so much for sharing these wonderful and romantic times with me.

 

[Stephanie V]

Most of the time when I am the last client.. I usually would like to ask if they would like a ride home.. and I think its a total GFE ... since you can chat and get to know her in the car or have some erotic talk.. but obviously the driving distance has to be within your range..

007

 

[Betsy]

HEY LF:

I'm glad that you had something valuable to add to this thread... NOT. If you're as synical with the MPA's as you were in your post, it's unlikely you'll get as much as a smile from the lady.

Remember... it's the thought that counts.

 

[Carlie G]

Larry Fisher! Sheesh, there's a nice, tasteless handle. You must be trying to convey a sensitive image.

vvv

 

[Coolguy101]

I found this whole thread to be quite funny - After all do we not do little favours for people every day? (buy a co-worker a coffee, hold the elevator for a stranger, wave someone in during traffic, etc.). And do we expect it to be returned to us?

My sense of humour obviously is a little more twisted than either one of you.

Also, I was not aiming my response at any one person directly, so please do not be offended by it.

vvv: Why do you state that my handle is tasteless?

 

[sunshine_honey69]

Larry Fisher is the notorious serial sex offender found guilty, in 1999, of the murder for which David Milgaard served 23 years. Hence, not Mr. Sensitivity. However, my apologies as apparently you were unaware of your namesake.

vvv

 

[brown9500.v10]

vvv: Thanks for pointing that out - I honestly didn't know.

The Larry Fisher I use is referring to a poor musician from the late 60's/early 70's that Frank Zappa produced an album for. The album was called "An Evening with Wildman Fisher". This guy would sing songs on the street for a dime. It is a very interesting album that includes a couple of great Zappa guitar tunes.

"The Leaves are Falling" - Was one of the songs on his album.

 

[???? ???? ???? ??j?]

Holy moley Fisher, now I feel really stupid as well as sorry. Guess I'll just crawl into a hole for a while.

vvv