**1. What should I wear for a job?**

You can wear any outfit as long as it meets the guidelines requested by the client. It doesn’t have to be specific maid attire unless requested. For example, you might be asked to wear lingerie, be topless, fully nude, or heels. If specific attire is requested, you are expected to comply with those requests if you agree to them.

**2. Can I choose how much to work?**

Yes, as an independent contractor, you have the flexibility to work as much or as little as you want. You are not obligated to accept any jobs, and you can take time off whenever you wish. If you need to decline a job, please give us at least 24 hours’ notice so we can find a replacement.

**3. How should I act upon arrival?**

Upon arrival, dress in your street clothes and be discreet. No loud music should be played in your vehicle. Ensure to follow any specific client requests for attire or services. Always keep your GPS enabled and shared with bodyguards and management.

**4. What about bringing my own equipment and supplies?**

You are not required to bring your own equipment or cleaning supplies as clients may provide them. However, you are allowed to buy your own equipment and cleaning supplies if preferred. If you choose to use your own chemicals, make sure to discuss this with the client beforehand. Ask if they are okay with you using your own chemicals or if they have preferred products they want you to use.

**5. How do I handle food and drink offered by clients?**

Use your best judgment. It’s recommended to bring your own snacks, lunch, and drinks. If you choose to accept any food or drink from the client, ensure it is unopened. Avoid leaving your food or drinks unattended around clients for safety reasons.

**6. Is drinking alcohol on the job allowed?**

No, it is highly recommended that you do not consume alcohol or be intoxicated on the job. You need to be fully aware of your surroundings for your safety. If you notice that your bodyguard is intoxicated, report this to us immediately so we can make arrangements for a replacement or cancel the appointment.

**7. What if I am uncomfortable with my bodyguard or the client?**

If you are uncomfortable with your bodyguard or client for any reason, please call us immediately to report the situation. We will make arrangements to address your concerns or cancel the appointment if necessary.

**8. How will I meet my bodyguard?**

You will be matched with a bodyguard, and we will provide you with their contact information. You will arrange a meeting location, such as a store, where you will either meet them to drive together or have them accompany you to the client’s address. Ensure to arrive and leave together for safety.

**9. What should I do if a client makes special requests?**

Clients may request specific attire or other special requirements. Management will inform you of these requests in advance. You can agree or decline based on your comfort level. If you agree, we will provide you with sufficient time to meet any special requests. If you need to purchase specific items, keep your receipts for tax write-offs.

**10. What if I want to advertise myself?**

You are encouraged to advertise yourself through our company’s social media platforms (TikTok, Facebook, Instagram) and your own private channels. You can also distribute business cards and flyers. Your presence on social media can help you gain more clients.

**11. Are there any restrictions on what I can do on the job?**

While performing your duties, you are expected to follow all laws and company policies. Sexual contact with clients is strictly prohibited. You can engage in friendly conversation or perform suggestive acts as long as they do not involve sexual contact. Appropriate behavior is required at all times.

**12. How do I submit invoices for payment?**

Submit your invoices to **Topless.Maid.Service.OK@gmail.com**. Ensure that your invoice includes all relevant details for processing your payment.

**13. Are there any tax considerations I should be aware of?**

As an independent contractor, you are responsible for your own taxes. Keep track of all expenses related to your job, such as outfits, makeup, and gas mileage, as these may be tax-deductible. Save receipts and document your expenses for tax purposes.

**14. What if a client requests a deep cleaning or additional tasks?**

If a client requests a deep cleaning or additional tasks, you will be informed in advance. If you agree to take on these tasks, ensure to complete them as requested. Special requests may require additional time or effort, and we will do our best to give you ample notice to prepare.

**15. What if I have a problem with my bodyguard or the client?**

If you encounter any issues with your bodyguard or the client, or if you feel uncomfortable, please report it to us immediately. You can call our number to inform us of any situation that you want to avoid or address. We will take the necessary steps to resolve the issue, including arranging for a new bodyguard or canceling the appointment.

**16. Can I bring my own food and drinks?**

Yes, you are encouraged to bring your own snacks, lunch, and drinks. If you choose to accept food or drinks from a client, make sure they are unopened and avoid leaving your food or drinks unattended for safety reasons.

**17. Is it okay to drink alcohol while working?**

No, drinking alcohol while working is not allowed. You need to be fully aware of your surroundings for your safety. If you notice that your bodyguard is intoxicated, report this to us immediately so we can make arrangements for a new bodyguard or cancel the appointment. Always ensure that you and your bodyguard are in a clear state of mind when working.

**18. What will it look like to take a job as far as requests and special requests go?**

Clients may request specific attire or additional tasks. Management will inform you of these requests in advance. You can accept or decline based on your comfort level. If you accept, we will give you ample time to prepare for any special requests. If you need to purchase items to meet these requests, keep your receipts for tax write-offs. You are expected to follow these requests to the best of your ability if you agree to the job.

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Content will be posted with your nickname to help you gain visibility.

**19. What if I have content to share for social media?**

If you have videos or images you want to share on Topless Maid Service, LLC’s social media platforms (TikTok, Facebook, Instagram), please get in touch with us. We will post your content under your nickname. Make sure to research and follow the content guidelines for each platform, which generally require a modest approach and no genitalia showing. We will inform you if your content does not meet the guidelines.

**20. What kind of content can I submit to your company’s TikTok page?**

You can submit a variety of content, including:

– “Get ready with me” videos as a topless maid

– Dancing videos

– Cooking videos, recipes, and mukbangs

– Thirst traps that don’t expose genitalia

– Outfit videos

– Thrift hauls, shopping hauls, and online purchase hauls

Content will be posted with your nickname to help you build a following.

**21. What can I submit to your company’s Instagram page?**

You can submit a variety of content, including:

– “Get ready with me” videos as a topless maid

– Dancing videos

– Cooking videos, recipes, and mukbangs

– Outfit videos

– Thrift hauls, shopping hauls, and online purchase hauls

– Thirst traps that don’t expose genitalia

You can also post content where your body is a little more exposed, as long as your nipples and genitalia are covered.

Content will be posted with your nickname to help you build a following.

**22. What can I post to your company’s Facebook page?**

You can post similar content to what is shared on TikTok, including:

– “Get ready with me” videos

– Dancing videos

– Cooking videos and recipes

– Outfit videos

– Thrift hauls, shopping hauls, and online purchase hauls

– Thirst traps that don’t expose genitalia

Content will be posted with your nickname to help you gain visibility.