Is 90 minutes too long to book?

[TruthBTold]

Shhh! Don't tell everyone.

Methinks you and I have that connection, along with a select other few. Wine Tasting Club, we’ll call It.

 

Oh, so this is the sort of thing that has been going on! I am going to have to check into these antics.

[+ tristanbaldwin]

If only I could parlay a side career in Pinot Noir sales into this equation, it’d be a completely symbiotic relationship...I’d be going places for once. Speaking of which....1615 Business class on Qatar; JFK to Kiev. Ugh....I’m torn about not taking that...

[+ easygoingpal]

Oh, so this is the sort of thing that has been going on! I am going to have to check into these antics.

We shall have a glass of wine at the Hacienda or the InnDulge... I better check with [uSER=8724]@tristanbaldwin to see if I'm a member of the Wine Tasting Club.[/uSER].

[Maximus69]

I think 1 hour for a first time meeting is good and if things go well you can always ask for more time during the session or for the next session.

 

But for me if a client books 1 hour or 2 I’m not a clockwatcher and they always end up staying over more than what they hired for, which I’m appreciative since they always seem to cum back for more

[+ BenjaminNicholas]

If only I could parlay a side career in Pinot Noir sales into this equation, it’d be a completely symbiotic relationship..

 

I can't hear pinot noir and not think of this...