One guy told me he was a doctor, I saw him twice and by various minor clangers he dropped or just lack of knowledge about certain things I figured whatever he was.....he wasn't a doctor!

I had a guy no show on me then he tried to book me again a few weeks late I refused the booking explaining that he had not shown for a previous meeting so I would not be prepared to see him. He said sorry I am a doctor and was probably busy saving lives. He did not know I have a medical background so was completely flustered when I asked him what area he was currently specialising in needless to say he had no idea that a hospital doctor does not work on every speciality in the hospital.
I know it shouldn't have made me smile but it felt like I had a small victory and I did not see him and have never heard from him since

I see a man occasionally and while he is always clean down there his appearance is quite scruffy, unshaven and worn out teeshirt and jeans/tatty old trainers. The after punt chat can include what we may be doing with the rest of the afternoon, as it does and his reply has more than once been "am going back to the office as more work to do"  I once asked him if he worked outdoors or an office and he said the latter.

Yeah maybe true but while office workers can wear casual clothes these days his appearance would not suggest he sits at a desk at any time.

I have heard the full range of jobs/careers and some are so ridiculous I just inwardly smile while I listen to them.  Bounty hunters and mercenaries being two. 

I'm not bothered what job they do, quite a few are telling the truth - they turn up in logo work wear, or have evidence in their homes. Others use work email addresses.

One man has been making enquiries about a booking for a year now, never follows through. He says it's because he works in A&E. If someone working in the NHS can't take a day off, there's a definite problem.

If someone uses their job as a reason for being unreliable I'm not interested. I want to make arrangements with people who can commit.

Now and again clients ask me, what I did, before I became a sex worker. Most of the time I'm quite honest and tell them the truth: nothing to be ashamed of: restaurant waitress, hotel chambermaid, health care assistant / support worker to name but a few. All minimum wage / low wage jobs really. Hence my new career choice    Being a health care support worker game me intimate knowledge of male and female anatomy, which definitely helps with escort work    Quick hang the washing out, the suns come out 

I had one who designs the pattern that goes on quilted toilet rolls! he wouldnt reveal which brand. Oh the mystery!

I ALWAYS get the "I work in IT"  xxx