... typically pay for your own parking. I guess it is just the cost of doing business. I've only been to Vegas a few times, however, I've noticed many women advertise that that parking or Uber to their hotel is extra. I would certainly pay for your hotel parking.
It's almost entirely outcall, meaning she comes to you. My experience is that you don't pay for her Uber or parking.
When I do outcall, I almost always use a hotel with no fee to park. Those hotels tend to be in suburban areas and not in downtown ones. When I see a provider in a downtown area, that is almost always for incall.
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Also, the hotels I use for outcall that do charge for parking, I can find one that gets me unlimited in/out services with my car so giving the girl an extra room card gets her out of the lot for free and no fee is charged back to me.
Oh Wobbie your mommy must be so proud of you.Never think about yourself only others.
You are willing to pay for a room in a downtown hotel, for let's say $300+, and you're willing to pay the girl for her time, let's say another $4-500, but you draw the line at handing her an extra $20 to pay her parking on the way out? You just showed us a new form of cheapness that most of us probably never would have thought of on our own. Congrats on further defining yourself here. Lol
On parking is that the host clearly understands the situation before the guest arrives and communicates that so there are no issues.
I ran into a n issue with having to use a credit card to exit, thereby leaving a paper trail. No bueno.
In answer to your OP, the host should have planned ahead and paid for parking or offered an Uber.
I also have a hard time believing he had no extra cash in Las Vegas.
See.. I have been going to Vegas for years... But I don't drive in Vegas.. I take Uber / Lyft everywhere. On top of that I usually love staying on one of the Fremont Street hotels.. Circa is my favorite. Before that it was The D. The non-stop party atmosphere is unbeatable. Parking is really cheap over there. One of two places even have free parking. Fremont St garage has like $4 an hour. It is on the Strip that the parking is outrageous. But again a bottle of water costs $8.00.. LOL.
I think it is the responsibility of whoever is the local to set some ground rules. If you know you are going to outcall at Paris or New York, New York and know that you need to park then you should account for that.. It should be part of your price structure or you should add it to your donation with full disclosure. Whatever suits you.
One time I was actually staying Center Strip - At Harrah's and the provider who came to see me took Uber. She said it was only $15 and didn't have to bother with crazy driving or parking.
But--communication is the key. Upsell or add-on of any kind is a definite mood killer. When everything is worked out upfront and we all know the ground rules BEFORE our session, everyone is happy or they are free to make other arrangements.
The way your situation unfolded sounds a bit unusual but I guess at times, life can be strange.
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"When everything is worked out upfront and we all know the ground rules BEFORE our session, everyone is happy."
So covering a hotel parking would not be a big deal.
Not the circle I run in because when I am in a larger city I do incall only, but I would just pad your outcall rate for everyone with another $50-$60 to cover the parking.
I'm happy to send ubers. In my time in Vegas (and from a friend's anecdotal experience) it was basically just part of the hourly rate and they just didn't want to linger since it would run into the next rate charge.
I've sent deposits via cashapp before, but that's always technically a risk when it's the first meet.
I usually keep a bit extra cash on me anyway. You never know when something comes up.
I prefer to share my time with individuals who respect & appreciate my time.
If a provider is going to incur any expense due to coming to me, such as a parking fee, I just cover it. I'll let her know, there will be a x-amount to park that I'll add back into the cash donation.
I don't run into it much. Maybe once or twice ever.
If there was no prior, explicit arrangement to cover this fee, and I encountered what (IMHO) seems like pestering over $80, I would have ended the session.
I make it a rule never, NEVER to bargain with a lady about her rates; I think it's unprofessional and rude. Similarly, if I'm getting hounded to pay for something I didn't agree to, I'm out.
I've paid for Uber, parking, the cost of a particular toy I wanted the lady to bring, and special request clothing. All arranged and agreed to up front.
My History with Vegas goes all the way back to 1992 when I first graduated and started working in LA...My job had me in Vegas A LOT for the next 15+ years. These current (exorbitant and ridiculous) parking fees are actually only a relatively recent phenomenon....for decades the casino resort/hotels either offered free parking or allowed people to validate inside the casino their parking tickets....all they USED to care about was getting people into their casinos to gamble. This started to change in a bad way about 12-13+ years ago (2010 maybe) when, in a supreme example of CORPORATE greed run totally fuckin' amuck, they all decided to make parking a "revenue stream" and parking costs went from negligible/modest all the way up to Exorbitant Pain-In-The-Ass.
Fuckin' Vegas..... I was recently in Vegas a couple months ago and saw the nicest, sweetest, most beautiful provider who got stuck paying parking when she came to see me because (clueless me) never even thought to ask because my head was still back in goddamn 1992....when I go back out there in the next 2-3 months I will make amends to her.
I only do outcall in Vegas so I know how expensive the parking can be. By the way, I heard the parking is going up in Dec.
But I always insist on covering her parking, even if she says "That's OK".
I'll walk her to the valet, cover the cost, tip the guy and that's that.
Raise your rates to cover your cost? Do you let your clients know you expect them to pay for your parking ?
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