When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro. – Hunter S. Thompson
There are straight calls, fetish calls, couple calls, calls with two or more girls and those with two or more clients; in-calls, out-calls, multi-hour calls and quickie calls. There are calls in which the client doesn’t want sex and those in which he wants absolutely nothing else, calls in which he just wants a show and calls which are mostly dates. There are hard ones and easy ones, good ones and bad ones, unusually profitable ones, cancellations and those which are barely worth the money; but some calls are so weird they simply defy categorization. I’m going to tell you about a few such calls because I think you’ll find them interesting or even funny, but if there’s a lesson to be learned here it’s that those who claim our work is “inherently degrading” have their heads so far up their arses that there is absolutely no hope of their ever seeing the light of day again.
The first of these was one of the last calls I ever accepted from Pam’s service, in the first few months of my career. The gentleman seemed oddly impatient on the phone, and when I tried to describe myself he interrupted me with, “I don’t care about all that; who do you look like?”
“You mean a celebrity?”
“Yeah.”
“Well, I don’t really look like any celebrity, but some guys have said I look kinda-sorta like Angelina Jolie except fairer, and some have said I look kinda-sorta like Julia Roberts except a lot prettier. And I’m not as tall as either of them.”
“What?” It was an amazingly rude question.
“Do-you-have-a-tube-of-lube?” he repeated, intoning each word as though it were a letter in a word he was spelling.
“Yes,” I said.
He told me which hotel he was in, then “How soon can you get here?”
I was already on the road and it was an easy hotel to get to, so I said, “Maybe twenty minutes?”
“Try to make it fifteen,” and he hung up.
I had encountered ruder and more hurried customers before, but he just felt strange. But the hotel was one which refused to allow cops to play their nasty games in its rooms, so I knew I was safe on that account; I just figured the guy would be rude, rough and quick, so I let the agency know I was on the way. I got there in the time he had asked and went up to the room, then knocked on the door; the customer looked as though he were seriously stoned, with glazed eyes and a vacant expression, and I heard another male voice in the room behind him.
“Do you have the lube?” he asked.
I thought it was bizarre to ask such a thing while I was still in the hall, but I played along. “Yes.”
“Let me see it.”
I obediently pulled the tube from my purse to show him; he took it from my hand, gave me a $100 bill, said “Thank you,” and unceremoniously closed the door in my face. I looked at the C-note to make sure it was real, then shrugged my shoulders, put it in my purse and returned to my car, giggling quietly to myself as I realized what had just happened. When I shared the story with the operator (figuring he would get as much a laugh out of it as I did) he instead demanded I turn in a third of it; of course I refused, since it was technically a generous cancellation fee and services are not entitled to any percentage of such fees. This was another of the incidents which soon caused me to sever ties with Pam.
It hadn’t taken me long to figure it out; the caller had a gay lover in the room with him and they were stoned out of their gourds and therefore couldn’t leave the room. But they needed lube to engage in their planned activities, so one of them said “Let’s call a whore, she’ll have lube and will even deliver it!” So of course he didn’t really care what I looked like; he just wanted to be sure he didn’t accidentally ask a maid or room service girl for lube!
The second of these incidents at least had the form of a traditional call; the gentleman had asked Doug for an educated, older brunette, so that was right up my alley (I think I was 35 at the time). When I talked to him he asked me to dress even more conservatively than was my habit, and to wear stockings and heels; that wasn’t a strange request at all. But then he asked me to describe the shoes; I described my usual “work shoes”, a nice little pair of fuck-me pumps with three-inch stiletto heels.
“That’s not what I’m looking for,” he said; “do you have anything plainer and more conservative?”
“You mean like ‘granny heels,’ plain and kind of boat-like with maybe a two-inch heel?”
“Black?” he asked.
“Yes.”
“That’s exactly what I want! Wear those!”
I agreed, presuming I was to recreate the look of a teacher or librarian he had a crush on as a boy. But once I got there, he paid me and asked me to sit in a particular chair; he then instructed me to cross my legs and talk to him while playing with my shoe.
“Like this?” I asked, letting the back of the shoe drop off of my heel so the shoe was left hanging from my toes, then flexing my foot so as to pop it back onto my heel.
“Yes, exactly right!” he beamed enthusiastically. “just keep doing that while you talk to me.”
“What would you like me to talk about?” I asked.
“Just anything, it doesn’t matter,” he replied.
The third and final incident started as a completely normal early-evening call, but once it was finished the client had a strange request: “Can you drive me to the airport later tonight?”
“Sure, but wouldn’t a cab be cheaper?”
“Yeah, but I want to go in my own car, plus I want you to keep me company while I’m waiting for the flight.”
“As long as you understand that I’m still going to charge you $300, I have no issue with that.”
These three calls were probably the oddest ones of my career; though all escorts have a few such stories to tell, I have found that these stand out even when professionals swap stories. Some calls are barely like working at all while others are as difficult as anything I’ve ever had to do for money, but there’s one thing that’s incontrovertibly true about escorting: It is rarely boring and almost never predictable.
