A call girl rejected my business because I had foil on my windows, how am I meant to feel?

[hxclespaulplayer]

It's summer here and someone who is much more adult than me suggested putting it on the windows during the summer, because he did that when he did mining in the desert. The call girl asked if my place was the one with "boarded up" windows, I said yes rather than give the long-winded explanation. This was all over text and they said "Sorry I'm going to leave it" and didn't reply to my "Oh sorry if that made you uncomfortable, but a lack of response doesn't necessarily mean you're being ignored in this job. If I don't see her for a month, I can just see her at her place, right? I've been there once, I don't feel like my going to them would be a situation they're uncomfortable with. They'll likely forget this and forget me.

 

[Rowdy Roddy McDowall]

Foiled again.

 

[ThankQ]

What do you mean if you don't see her for a month you can see her at her place?

I'd say time to move on from this person. Maybe next time tell the person you're in the house with the new-tech metallic paper window AC units.

Or maybe consider a motel in the future? If your house looks like it's sealed up to keep light from entering and smells from wafting, you may have trouble getting strangers to pop in for a random visit.

 

[cardinal biggles]

You had foil on your windows. She probably thought you were planning to murder her.

 

[cooleddie74]

At this point you deploy the spy balloon.

 

[hxclespaulplayer]

You had foil on your windows. She probably thought you were planning to murder her.

I thought foil was associated with conspiracy theorists, not murderers. How dangerous is a conspiracy theorist?

 

[Finn]

I usually see it in college dorms

 

[cardinal biggles]

I thought foil was associated with conspiracy theorists, not murderers. How dangerous is a conspiracy theorist?

Tinfoil hats are associated with conspiracy theorists, not tinfoil-covered windows.

You had your windows blocked off so nobody could see in, and nobody could see out. It made her feel unsafe. It would probably make a lot of people (at least ones who haven't lived in mining camps in the desert) feel unsafe.

 

[hxclespaulplayer]

Tinfoil hats are associated with conspiracy theorists, not tinfoil-covered windows.

You had your windows blocked off so nobody could see in, and nobody could see out. It made her feel unsafe. It would probably make a lot of people (at least ones who haven't lived in mining camps in the desert) feel unsafe.

She's kinda unique, I'll give her a few months to forget the experience, I really doubt they'd associate me with that during an incall, I doubt they even saw what I looked like. Maybe I was drunk and forgot who I even booked.

 

[ThankQ]

How dangerous is a conspiracy theorist?

Some of them much more dangerous than your workaday murderer.

 

[ThankQ]

Or workanight, as it were.

 

[KennyB]

While living in Europe in apartments with no AC I’ve put foil on my western facing windows several times. Your gal is too posh.

 

[Avro Arrow]

It's summer here and someone who is much more adult than me suggested putting it on the windows during the summer, because he did that when he did mining in the desert. The call girl asked if my place was the one with "boarded up" windows, I said yes rather than give the long-winded explanation. This was all over text and they said "Sorry I'm going to leave it" and didn't reply to my "Oh sorry if that made you uncomfortable, but a lack of response doesn't necessarily mean you're being ignored in this job. If I don't see her for a month, I can just see her at her place, right? I've been there once, I don't feel like my going to them would be a situation they're uncomfortable with. They'll likely forget this and forget me.

I'm going to go out on a limb and suggest maybe you forgot where you were/clicked on the wrong link? Your dealings with sex workers aren't really an appropriate topic for Misc. I'm going to close the thread.