Yes. Absolutely. You don't know who that $11 security guard is friends with. You really don't. You're naive if you think it's not a small world. I didn't say he would be in the same social strata, but social strata aren't nearly as stratified as you're pretending they are. Lots of people have a brother or a cousin or old highschool friend who went through a different path in life.You "strongly recommend" he should sell his condo and MOVE elsewhere?
On the off chance that a $11 security guard is going to be in the same social strata and maybe out him to a maybe date?
In that case give me her number instead.but on second thought, what if she was my GF?
Bizzarro. Don't hobby.Yes. Absolutely. You don't know who that $11 security guard is friends with. You really don't. You're naive if you think it's not a small world. I didn't say he would be in the same social strata, but social strata aren't nearly as stratified as you're pretending they are. Lots of people have a brother or a cousin or old highschool friend who went through a different path in life.
Huh? Why not? I pointed out how he can make it safe. Lots of buildings allow you to buzz someone up rather than having them check in through an $11 guard.Bizzarro. Don't hobby.
Are you retarded? You sound like you've been watching too much Sopranos. If the moron was the type to spill his "whoring ways" years after he gets canned as-gasp-revenge, guess what?- he was probably the type of loser that told all his friends while is was employed because that to him was "big news"in his sad world. He didn't need "an axe to grind" or further provocation to be so pitiful.Again, it's a small world, and while you will prevail in that complaints process, the guard isn't going to be dead after your complaint. Just not working in your building, but with full knowledge of what you were up to, and now an axe to grind. Not a success.
I really hope that no lady would actually consider this and no agency would ask this of a lady working with them unless they have gone through a thorough verification process much like the one that would be required for a travel date. One of the reasons outside workers are considered a little more vulnerable to violent assaults is because of the fact that they readily hop into the car of their dates then are driven off to secondary locations where no one knows where they are, no one is expecting to hear from them for hours and no one is looking for them. No agency should ask a lady to do this, I would say that an agency that did is not respecting the safety of the ladies working with them, and no lady should agree to it.Not saying it can't be done but you have to be pretty stratgic about it. Maybe meet the gal at a sho[ around the corner & drive her into the building. Then no need for her to report in at front desk.
I agree!I really hope that no lady would actually consider this and no agency would ask this of a lady working with them unless they have gone through a thorough verification process much like the one that would be required for a travel date. One of the reasons outside workers are considered a little more vulnerable to violent assaults is because of the fact that they readily hop into the car of their dates then are driven off to secondary locations where no one knows where they are, no one is expecting to hear from them for hours and no one is looking for them. No agency should ask a lady to do this, I would say that an agency that did is not respecting the safety of the ladies working with them, and no lady should agree to it.
I'm not saying this is your intention but rather that the ladies working in the industry should take care to protect themselves and to mitigate risk. Hopping into a car to go into an underground garage where she is not likely to have cell service, going to a condo where unless she is able to contact police and they respond to her call for help there will be no way for anyone to reach her isn't exactly low risk. Of course this is assuming that once in the car the person actually takes her to the garage and/or condo instead of another location where no one will know to look for her.
I wouldn't even recommend accepting that date with a workplace verification as there are far too many ways that the lady loses should her date turn out to be violent.
There is some validation to this comment. If you're the guest, walk like you've been there often!Act like you own the place and nobody bothers you. That goes for the client or SP. "I'm an invited guest", said snootily enough works.
So Mr. Classy are you talking from experience? Six degrees of separation and all.Yes. Absolutely. You don't know who that $11 security guard is friends with. You really don't. You're naive if you think it's not a small world. I didn't say he would be in the same social strata, but social strata aren't nearly as stratified as you're pretending they are. Lots of people have a brother or a cousin or old highschool friend who went through a different path in life.
There you go being classy again!In that case give me her number instead.
Ok. So let's just leave it at that. It doesn't really detract from the point which is you never know WHO your condo guard is friends with, or relatives with, or whatever--and you don't really know whether he's the type that might have an axe to grind, and whether he'll grind it at your expense.crazies come in all shapes and sizes, and all income brackets.