Clock Watching

[worth_a_]

A general question for punters - how are you judging the time you have left in a booking?

When I'm getting into things on a punt it's hard to keep track of time spent and i've occasionally put myself under time pressure at the end or under-baked my session

 

[dt69]

I try not to look at the time because I'm there to enjoy myself, but yes there have been times when just enjoying her 'company' I've been told must finish soon.
Some rooms don't have a clock. She uses her phone. Hard to check a clock when DATY

 

[worth_a_]

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yea I'm very fond of DATY and that's where it becomes a bit of a time warp for me.

 

[Euripides]

Take my Giant Sundial. When the Dial see's the sun , time is up .

 

[MuchAdo]

My minimum time is an hour. Over the years I seem to have developed an intuitive in-built clock which paces me through the hour
Longer bookings (2 hours +) I never worry about the time and get thrown out when she is ready but invariably that turns out to be not less than 2 hours.

As an aside the other funny one about timing is the bell, buzzer, whatever, going off. This seems to be a uniquely Auckland thing. I have never come across it in Wellington or the Central North Island.