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Guys , help this beautiful lady
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Im at work , wont be able to make it
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It's already way past the 11th though  ((
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get this girl an alarm clock!
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I love you alice š
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lol shit I thought it was someone bumping her old blog
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Or an alarm cock.....which would help with that rent situation.
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june 
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again? lol landlords hate to see you coming
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Maybe we need specials the day before rent is due to get ahead of the game?
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Just a suggestion.
If you gotta pay the room by 11 am then wake up at 6 or 7 am and start posting specials.
Donāt wait til 10 am to ask for help by 11 am.
I have never understood this behavior. Get your ass up outta bed and hustle. Same as the rest of us who make money to see you and others.
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I wouldn't mind seeing you cum Kelsey
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"Guys , help this beautiful lady"
Why should we run out of the way, ON SHORT NOTICE, to help somebody who doesn't put in the most basic effort to help herself? Come on bro, we're not all lapdogs or simps here.
GT
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"I woke up super late and I have a messed up knee.. need to pay rent by 11 if anyone can help please! I'm available all day!" - IIRC you posted the same thing 12 days ago. You seem to be a rather slow learner.
GT
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GT
YOU DO UNDERSTAND sarcasm , rigrh ?
I was joking , like a lot of people say here , donāt ask for help 5 minutes , before ur due time , u could be doing this the day before,
Just making it clear for GT
Peace āļø , out š
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Hey @MissJess1503
State Minimum Wage: $16.90/hour for all employers.
Fast Food Workers: $20.00/hour (since April 2024).
If you were to get a job at $20/hour working an eight hour shift five times a day, your bi-weekly pay would be $1,600 (before taxes) every two weeks.
Do you know what the minimum wage was when I was growing up? It was $3.35/hour.
I worked for an Argentinian restaurant busing tables and then went to my local food chain giant and applied there where I eventually made $4.35/hour and became a secondary manager. It wasn't permanent, just to get me by until I went to college, but working at these places taught me the reality of making a living.
To be clear, my situation was different than yours: it was decades ago, I wanted to make money for college application(s), buy clothes I enjoyed, even get an old used car for myself so I could drive to the beach, local mall and movie theatre with my friends without having to ask my parents for money.
Rent and food was paid by parents and so I didn't want to burden them with my self-independence.
Being self-independent means having the ability to manage your own life, make your own decisions, and provide for your needs (financially, emotionally, physically) without undue reliance on others, demonstrating autonomy, self-reliance, and self-sufficiency, yet it doesn't mean never asking for help, but rather having the capacity to function alone and the freedom to choose collaboration.
Don't let pride get in the way of your survival. Be strong and find other means to get out of the situation you are in.
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This makes 4 blogs IN A ROW of the same thing, rent's due.
I'm not trying to be harsh, but perhaps this isn't the best 'profession' for you.
There are plenty of free help out there, should you need it - from shelters, to vocational training, to rehab... you name it, it's there..... you just have to look & apply (yourself).
I'm sorry things aren't working out for you, but with a cash machine between your legs, hopefully we don't see a 5th damsel in distress message.
Go take care of yourself.
Please.
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I say nothing wrong with waking up late.
I wake up late every day.
Have an espresso with a latte chaser.
Then, try and figure out what breakfast should be, and what I might do for the day.
It's so nice being retired. Young lady you have retirement wired.
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If they are charging you rent TWICE a month, you should move out.
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Get a job.
If you can make it in on time. 
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@MissJess1503
Adding to what others have said;
If you're young and in your most productive age, in CA, for that matter in the USA.
The land of opportunity if you ask every immigrant.
Yet, you cannot sustain a side hustle for yourself on HX via your vcard. Always asking for help.
If poverty doesn't scare you enough, to change your mentality about how to survive life.
You are LAZY! you probably know that.
The question is who spoiled you?
Truth is nether sweet nor bitter.
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In the interest of being productive...here is the math.
Let's assume you got zero credit and zero savings.
If the room costs $150 and you need a $100 deposit and you have no credit or savings, that means you gotta come up with $250 for the day. Add food and shit and let's say $50 to be on the cheap side. It's probably more but let's say you subsist on McDonald's dollar menu shit.
$300 is what you need to stay broke. Assume you don't gotta buy condoms and lube or anything else. If you charge $200 for a half hour you gotta see two guys to make $100. So two HHs to stay broke and make $100.
But that $100 you need for tomorrow's deposit if you decide to extend. Because you have no credit that $100 that comes back to your debit card is gonna take 3-5 days to come back. And you need another $100 to put the new deposit on. So those two HHs...you got enough to stay broke and got the deposit for tomorrow.
But to stay in the room you need another $150. So a third HH at $200 is necessary for you to basically perpetuate the cycle and stay broke and not be homeless the next day.
Ask yourself how many appointments you get a day. Is three realistic? How hard do you have to hustle to hit three HHs?
Now factor in the fact that you advertise every day so clients are like...she is around every fucking day, no need to see her today or right now. So your pool of clientele goes down.
You gotta get to the point where you cut down your expenses (stop staying in fucking hotels) and build up a savings cushion where you don't have to work and stay broke in hotels every day. Also, if you have savings you can work less frequently and book up quickly. I won't mention who they are, but several girls I know are very good at limiting their supply.
But this is the math. If you know it...you are less likely to end up trying to scramble for money in the am.
Good luck.
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Wise words rugmuncher. Thatās exactly the math.
When I took dumb decisions and got broke af I did a SPECIAL rate. First client outcall, so didnāt spend with hotel. Got the money, booked a room, and kept with the special for the day.
Itās not that difficult to figure out.
But hey, this is not her first time doing it, so if she didnāt learn with past experiences, she never will.
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Yes...there are always exceptions to the rule where certain providers make more than the market. But as a rule if you are the kinda girl who is constantly behind the proverbial eight ball...this is the math.
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And you get it, Kelsey...
Keep your expenses low and maximize your revenue. The real killer here is the hotel. You are two appointments underwater just to stay broke. Three if you wanna not be homeless in the morning. And still broke.
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Oops
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yea but if you donāt wanna be homeless by 11am you gotta wake up early and hustle! lol
waking up at 10am with a messed up knee is not really the ideal situation š
like summertime said on the other blog, if youāre about to be homeless why are you still sleeping?
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Yes...but you are starting to see a tiering of providers. There are those who have their act together and know that this is a means to an end, with a tangible goal. And then there are those who worry only about the proverbial six inches in front of her face.
The providers at the bottom rung are the ones who don't have their shit together and continue in this downward endless spiral.
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Iām confused!? Is rent due by 11 am or 11th of the month? Either way sheās way past due! š
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@rugmuncher it seems you have a PHD in Ho-Economics. You even have Kelsey verifying the math. Perhaps you should manage some of these ladies that canāt get their act together. š
Iād imagine that if this is their only source of income and without an exit strategy they are doomed to do this until they end up homeless and on the streets.
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someoneās saltyā¦ā¦ā¦ get over it honey and build back your network š
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@mclovin
LOL.
Nah I just really donāt wanna see this turn into a buncha girls who keep doing this shit for survival. This should be fun and win/win. I donāt care to see providers who are in a shitty spot and honestly have (to my own fault and stupidity at times) just paid them and left or paid/advanced and never cashed in.
I personally just donāt wanna see providers who are in such a shitty spot have to do something they donāt enjoy for survival. Would rather they are in a better headspace and using this as either a bridge loan situation to get straight and solvent or if they do this regularlyā¦well they really love it AND get paid for it.
I could absolutely no joy or satisfaction, and taking advantage of somebody in a bad situation.
Of course Iām not gonna be so Noble has to say that I donāt appreciate a good deal when a provider is willing to give me a special because Iām helping her out or because business is slow.
But do I want to take advantage of a girl who is strung out and a pubic hair away from being on the street? No.
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I start earning a month in advance for the next months rent .
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