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I was hoping for some feedback from everyone. Do you play a game at your show or not?
I am an "in and out" type of girl. I don't like dumb games that you have to play at parties, at showers etc. PC is my second job, and my sales are typically strong for my shows. I start promptly, and can easily be in and out (including set up) within 3 hours - which of course makes my per hour average large. Numerous hosts have told me, as well as guests, that they loved the fact that I'm prompt, and efficient, that I don't have the party drag on and on. I figure, if the guests want to stay and chat it up after the show for hours - so be it, but I want to be out of there and home with my son and husband.
I did a show in December, and the host was disappointed in the fact that I didn't play a game.
I was just curious as to whether or not I'm in the majority or minority with those darn games.
I am an "in and out" type of girl. I don't like dumb games that you have to play at parties, at showers etc. PC is my second job, and my sales are typically strong for my shows. I start promptly, and can easily be in and out (including set up) within 3 hours - which of course makes my per hour average large. Numerous hosts have told me, as well as guests, that they loved the fact that I'm prompt, and efficient, that I don't have the party drag on and on. I figure, if the guests want to stay and chat it up after the show for hours - so be it, but I want to be out of there and home with my son and husband.
I did a show in December, and the host was disappointed in the fact that I didn't play a game.
I was just curious as to whether or not I'm in the majority or minority with those darn games.