Adrienne Morgan
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- Joined
- Apr 23, 2010
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- 5
HOF said:Adrienne, when you're working, you have to be on your game. You're the movie star and have to produce. If you can't produce or perform, your credibility and reputation become suspect, and many hobbiests save and work very hard to spend an hour with a provider, which I believe isn't always respected either.
Good luck to all three parties.
Ahhh HOF. If only you knew me. I do appreciate the gift I am given by my clients. I have clients who have said "I can't afford to see you again this month". And I have clients who have all kinds of jobs and varying incomes. I equally appreciate and respect every one of them. I have one client who does not even have a job but he still sees me every time he is in town.
I know how hard it can be for some guys to hobby. But I admitted that I cannot always please everyone even though it is my job to so. I do try, and I do welcome the feedback to try a little harder if my game is not on point (preferably during the session when there is actually something that can be done about it!)
Did we? I didnt know that.