Mediocrity is a member on stripperweb.com with the most "thank you" posts...Also JD is a member on stripperweb.com with the 5th most "thank you" posts. Nolamanager is a male member at stripperweb.
To Mediocrity and Nolamanager! They are getting married this week!
I thought they would totally make a good couple, so I gave M his number, and a few days later I got the good news! They hit it off so well that he couldn't wait to see her. He packed up and left town yesterday and they totally eloped! I am so happy for Mediocrity, she has been waiting for this for a long time and deserves it more than anybody! I wish both of you a lifetime of happiness and bliss!
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You are reading into that what you want to, which is my mistake for not clarifying. When I wrote, "when the chance presents itself", I was referring to instances in which violence is unavoidable and instigated by an unruly customer. Violence in or even right outside of the club is a detriment in many ways, and I always make every attempt to avoid even verbal confrontations, although they are sometimes unavoidable. It was these unavoidable, customer instigated and escalated, situations I was referring to. As far as not feeling bad for customers, if you had heard the repugnant bile customers have said in my years in this business, or seen the effect on the girls both in their work and home life, you would be as jaded and unsympathetic as I am. Yes, I am stereotyping, but my stereotyping of customers was not an insult directly aimed at any one person, nor was it meant to be offensive. Satisfied, happy customers very rarely speak with the manager to convey their thoughts, however, dissatisfied, angry customers let the manager know nearly every time, and their complaints are usually due to their own delusions about what they feel they should have gotten or been permitted to do to the girl for their money.
Customer service is far from dead, although it has become quite rare, but I have heard from many others involved in this and other service related industries, "The customer isn't always right, but the customer is always an asshole." I tend to agree with that blanket statement, but always listen to all involved or observant parties in order to suss out fact from fiction.
Thank you Bob!