Wearing a watch during the MP session

[Billy bob]

Understated yet brilliant resolution to the vexing problem of being cauight in a MPA session time vortex.

Now, may I suggest the following as to removing all doubt in an MPA's time-confused mind and thus reclaiming every last second of our allotted session:
http://blogs.ajc.com/atlanta-falcons-blog/files/2009/04/flavor-flav.jpg

 

[Jordan :)]

I don't wear a watch. One time I had a girl catch her hair in it and I felt bad about that. I also don't want scratch her with it or get massage oil on it. I just put it in my pants pocket. It is not going to disappear. Besides I am not the type to feel short changed. That being said, a pet peeve of mine is when a spa leaves you freezing on a table after the shower and it takes over 10 minutes for the girl to arrive. Then I want to know how long I have been waiting. Anyways, most of the spots I visit have a clock.

Here is a bit of a curiousity. If both parties aren't wearing watches (I can't say I have ever seen a MPA with one) and the room has no clock, how does she know she when to end the session ... other than the card under the door? If there is a feeling of being short changed it may not be intentional and I would think her running the session long is more of a concern for her than ending it early.

BD

 

[ajtheactress]

I think AGS has finally changed their policy and now have clocks in the rooms, but for the longest time they didn't and I asked how they keep track of time and one MPA told me she had it down to a fine science by counting the number of songs that had gone by.