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?


I'm a regular @ my fave club. I feel like a "big fish in a small pond". Not because I spend a lot of money, but because I stand out in a crowd of older guys, rednecks, and wiggers.
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!