I was actually on the side of the German guy
[QUOTE=VitoCorleone;1819802]This is a bit harsh generalization of the typical German client. Most are not walking around doing the shimmy but if you start a conversation most are generally nice guys that just keep to themselves.
Once the session is over & you pay the girl, what else should anyone expect? Sing a lullaby & romantic poetry? Mention that you love they way her hair illuminates in the moonlight? She goes upstairs to wash & the guy goes to wash then re-juice till the next round.
Just curious. Do you rub her shoulders or something?[/QUOTE]Hey Vits,
I am not sure if I explain what happened clearly. I was actually questioning Anna's reaction and not the German lad's.
The scenario was that after the session the German guy goes to the reception with Anna and after getting change of a 50 euro note from the receptionist gives her 30 which is what the session cost.
Rather than clutching the money to her chest, smiling sweetly and thanking him Anna instead did a double take, held the money up in the palm of her hand and pointedly looked from it back to the lad before asking 'Ist alles OK'? Which from my limited German I understood to be 'Is everything alright'?
The expression on her face was one of 'Is that all you really meant to give me? Were you not happy with the session'? But the German guy ignored the subtle hint and just wandered off without being drawn into further conversation.
I agree that there should be nothing more expected from either party after payment of the correct amount. Neither the guy expecting the girl to give him a little GFE (like sitting with him and chatting afterwards) or the girl expecting the guy to lavish praise on her or proffer a tip.
My take was that Anna probably thought that she had given the guy a really good session, he seemed to have really enjoyed it and she was sometimes now used to guys giving a tip after good sessions. So was holding out / hoping for one being given on this occasion.
Also, I agree with you that I have nothing but praise for the German guys I meet as a visitor to their great country. They are almost always reasonably friendly, greet me politely in the locker room even though they don't know me and are courteous and respectful. They don't intrude on your space like many English guys might do, nosy as to what you are doing over here in their country. Generally they go about their business calmly and with good grace. I agree no problems there.