Big Fish in a Small Pond?
I don't think of myself as a “Big Spender†but that's what a dancer started calling me the other day. Scouting out a club, out of the way place, mid-day, not busy, dancers outnumbered the patrons, and nobody buying lap dances, even though it was a 2-4-1 day. I was surprised by the quality of dancers there, so I decided to check out the talent level. Got at least one 2-4-1 from each of the 7-8 dancers there (lost count, lol), multiple dances if mileage was good. This created somewhat of a stir among the dancers, and not a few sideways glances from the “regulars†as I kept heading to the back with a different dancer. Spent about the same as I usually do, just went a lot further here. I plan to be back, but I'll probably need to tone things down on my next visit.
Just wondering if anyone has had the experience of being a "big fish in a small pond", and if it worked out for you?
Just wondering if anyone has had the experience of being a "big fish in a small pond", and if it worked out for you?
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Drunken dancer jumped on me a couple of weeks ago, telling me how good looking I am. It happens a lot. I'm not Brad Pitt, but being in shape and dressing well stands out in this club. Now, when I went to Penthouse Club I didn't get that. Funny how being surrounded by guys in designer suits who wore Rolexes evened the score. LOL!
One strategy they used to run really well is the "treat every customer like he is a big spender and they will live up to that expectation" Maybe it is a hustle and not a strategy.
The champagne room host would come over and shake your hand and act really friendly with you. He would slip you a couple free admission passes for your next visit and might even comp you a drink. Of course this was all just to get you to go do a $250 champagne room. He would also go tell dancers to come sit with you. It was all too funny hearing dancers tell me stuff like "Mark told me to come sit with you" He kept treating me like I was a big spender but then when I found out he was doing it with all the other customers I realized it was his hustle.
Of course, this ends bad because YES I did end up doing a champagne room with one of the dancers he recommended and it was a waste. Still a friendly guy though and I did not feel so bad knowing at least it was HIS champagne room I wasted money on.
Of course that was nearly 3 years ago....I have to say that on my very first visit to Club X I thought it sucked and never planned on returning. Then he stops me on the way out getting really friendly with me and giving me free passes and offering to comp a drink if I wanted to stay a bit longer. That kind of customer service is the reason I returned back, and eventually visits improved and I became a regular trying out the champagne room. Too bad Club X champagne room is just nothing more than a regular lap dance room unlike kahoot's/dreamgirls where they have fantasy rooms nicely decorated and spacious.
No, you're really not. You're just a sad old man that pays very little for what few LDs that you end up getting on any one trip. The idea that you think that you're a "big spender" is completely & totally ludicrous...wake up!
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One of the problems with being a big fish in a little pond is if you don't end up spending money on all or most of the dancers, then the claws can start coming out. That's what happened one time to me at Hill Top in Quebec once.