Yeah, there've always been those agencies where they basically plonk girls in cars with drivers and send them out nonstop between 8pm-6am, haven't there? They're not great (because, erm, there aren't any showers in the car!) so I don't think any woman in living history has worked for one for more time than she absolutely had to, but they must have had plenty of clients else they wouldn't have existed.

I always thought that indies like myself who work during limited daytime hours were much more unusual than flats (or cars!) full of women who're available almost 24/7, to be honest.

That actually happend to me one night, i needed some experience with outcalls so i decided to contact and agency in edinburgh.. i was pickd up at 11pm... driven to glasgow for one client and then after each i kept gettin more and more... i was raw by the end of the night... got back to my hotel at 7am and passed the fuck out. it was varied work and clients that night went from ugly n rude to very attractive and p0lite... with each client came improvement and a bigger apartment lmao!

i was in pain by the end of it all but i still laugh at it, in a weird way it was good experience.

i sometimes still do late bookings, mainly cos im a night owl when im working. i'll only do one or two depending, then goto bed so i can work the next day refreshed and a lil richer..

I usually work between 97pm and 2am and that's pretty typical for my agency! I shower after calls at the client's hotel room/house.

When I first started I had a booking with a guy who had taken a load of coke, had a very runny nose  but wanted to kiss fully throughout the full 2 hours ( as not much was happening elsewhere o'course..).
I remember being too polite/embarrased to ask him to blow his nose from time-to-time and for the next day my top lip was numb and I tasted coke down my throat - from his snot! 

On the question of hours - 20 years ago or so I would have been fab at throughout the night bookings as I was born a night owl. Then, somewhere around the mid-thirties it changed and I am up at 4-6am most days ( with another job ) and my eyes are closing by 10pm if I am home.

If I do an evening booking, 10pm is the very latest I will book as I couldn't give a good service if I am grumpy and tired.

I tend to agree that it feels unreasonable to be expected to work very unsociable hours - even if I am a ' lady-of -the-night' 

I used to work until 6am most mornings, and made an absolute fortune, but I was exhausted all the damn time 

I get guys phoning and texting me at 6, 7 or 8am in the morning. Ok my phone isn't officially on but I sometimes use it as my alarm clock. I used to answer politely, however have learned not to. It's usually men staying either in town in rooms over pubs - which are not discrete and often have main doors/gates to get through, or out on the M6 at truck stops,  and even sometimes at the other end of the county and they want me to visit NOW. I don't usually see anyone before 10am and I certainly need notice to get ready and actually travel. Often the pubs are described as my 'hotel', but there is no way I'm visiting and certainly not that time of the morning. Occasionally it's even been two guys who are working away together who want me.

Not my style at all.

I've also learned most of the 10pm-1pm calls are to the back end of beyond, once again NOW. It's not happening, I do things mornings, and often have bookings lined up the next day so seeing anyone into the small hours isn't sensible and is going to impinge on my next day.

I will add that whenever I've tried to be polite and helpful with late or very early morning enquiries, 9 times out of 10 it's bitten me on the bum in the form of repeated texts or constant calls trying to 'persuade' me not understanding why I won't or can't charge out at that time.