I wouldn't say clients at any specific time of the day were better than at other times.

I much preferred to see guys during the day and could count on two hands if not one how many times I worked after 6 or 7 pm.  I just liked to treat my job as an 11-6pm job and nothing more.  I never liked working in the winter after it had gotten dark outside either.

Everyone has their own preferences though.  I've never been a morning person and would rather not work than have to see a guy before 11 am which for me was extremely early, but others are different.

I wouldn't say clients at any specific time of the day were better than at other times.

I much preferred to see guys during the day and could count on two hands if not one how many times I worked after 6 or 7 pm.  I just liked to treat my job as an 11-6pm job and nothing more.  I never liked working in the winter after it had gotten dark outside either.

Everyone has their own preferences though.  I've never been a morning person and would rather not work than have to see a guy before 11 am which for me was extremely early, but others are different.

God LL you sound exactly like me! I start at midday and usually finish by 6pm, I also hate the winter afternoons, I do back to back bookings during this time and it suits me to be home in my pjs in time for eastenders x

I've found that evening and night bookings tend to be from younger guys, under 30, I prefer older clients personally x

I haven't found there's a difference - a punter who's unpleasant, rude or unhygienic isn't any more or less likely to be so because of what the clock says, and if you're screening properly it shouldn't make any difference.

I don't work late when I'm at home, but I'll go up to 10pm or so when I'm in hotels and have never had problems bar the odd drunk numpty who I should have turned away on arrival and didn't (and I've had drunks turn up at all times of the day).

The only thing I will say is that some hotels ask to see keycards after 11pm-midnight ish, so if you're planning on working late I'd recommend checking .

I haven't found there's a difference - a punter who's unpleasant, rude or unhygienic isn't any more or less likely to be so because of what the clock says, and if you're screening properly it shouldn't make any difference.

I don't work late when I'm at home, but I'll go up to 10pm or so when I'm in hotels and have never had problems bar the odd drunk numpty who I should have turned away on arrival and didn't (and I've had drunks turn up at all times of the day).

The only thing I will say is that some hotels ask to see keycards after 11pm-midnight ish, so if you're planning on working late I'd recommend checking .

I agree that you get just as many rude, smelly, weird clients calling for daytime bookings just that I think alcohol in the mix unsettles me and guys are more likely to be under the influence at night x

I agree with Amy that rude or unhygienic has nothing to do with the time of the day.

I work from home and market for older guys. All I can say is that they spend evenings with their wives/girlfriends/partners. Except for those who come to London on business and want to see me but for me evenings are quiet.

Same here, my phone rarely rings much after 7pm, I turn it off at 10pm so don't know about after that x

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I rarely see someone past 6 pm unless he is a regular. I dont know why, I just dont like strangers in my house after 6 pm