I was this chic's friend for 15 minutes over the weekend. I saw this friend's ad pop up last week and remembered her from a month ago. I contacted her via text when I first saw her ad last month, but I was sick as a dog that week, plus she wanted a certain rate for a qv. I don't mind paying that rate for a qv, but I don't like to get into the habit of doing it. Most of these chics are just simply not worth it. I text her on Thursday of last week and she gave me the same qv rate again. Oh boy.
I had to think about it for a minute and totally forgot all about her until I got a random text from her on Saturday afternoon asking, "What happened love". I figured this broad was thirsty, so I decided to go ahead and quench her thirst. I told her I would be there in a few and she went ahead and text me the address. I googled the address and noticed that it was one of those hotels downtown. Parking! Oh well, I'll just park for free down at Georgia Tech like I always do. LOL.
I got out of my whip at Georgia Tech and walked my happy ass up the hill to her hotel. When I reached, I tried to call her but got no answer. I then text that I arrived and she forwarded over the room number right away. All communication was done via text. She never even asked any police questions. The sign of the times. As I walked past front desk and onto the elevator, I noticed you needed a security card to use the elevator. Why?
Good thing I had sense enough to wait until someone else got on the elevator to ride along with them. Why do these chic's work out of these kinds of places? All that security shit may scare some dudes off. Anyways, got up to her floor and called to let her know that I was there. No answer. I text, then had to wait a few minutes for her to respond with the room number. Why? Chic got me roaming the halls like a lost puppy. Finally got the room number and gots ta knocking.
Non-vipers, don't ever let a chic have you roaming the halls like a sick.puppy. Vip'ers, read on. Will I repeat, maybe, for another qv or 30 minutes at the most. She did her job, but wasn't too enthusiastic about it. She needs to add a personality to her work.
