honesty (is such a lonely word)
LeeH
Georgia
Everyone sing together now. ;-)
OK, seriously. So I'm in a club a couple weeks ago. Had seen/tipped J on stage a few times, but that was pretty much the extent of my contact with her before that night. Decided to try a couple table dances from her, and on the merits of that, decided to go VIP.
Dancer rate at this club is $150. Usually, I'm carrying a wad of 20s, so I just give $160 and decline change (what's $10 at that point?). This being my first time with J, she wanted the money up-front (no surprise there) and asked if I minded if she counted it. I told her "no" and grabbed a sip of my drink while she was counting.
Well, it turned out that two of the new-from-the-ATM bills had stuck together, and I had given her $180. Now it was very obvious that I was not watching her while she counted, but she still pointed it out and gave me back one $20 right away, followed by asking if I needed change (on the $160). I pocketed the $20, declined the change, and thanked her for both.
(I gave her back the $20 after the session for (1) the good time she showed me, (2) her honesty up front, and (3) to piss off Dougster when I told this story here.)
Now, a dancer that I see regularly, I can understand, especially once she gets to know that I'm not an asshole. But that level of honesty in a new (to me, anyway) dancer? What, I'm gonna get home, count what's left, actually recognize that I'm short $20, and know to blame J?
OK, seriously. So I'm in a club a couple weeks ago. Had seen/tipped J on stage a few times, but that was pretty much the extent of my contact with her before that night. Decided to try a couple table dances from her, and on the merits of that, decided to go VIP.
Dancer rate at this club is $150. Usually, I'm carrying a wad of 20s, so I just give $160 and decline change (what's $10 at that point?). This being my first time with J, she wanted the money up-front (no surprise there) and asked if I minded if she counted it. I told her "no" and grabbed a sip of my drink while she was counting.
Well, it turned out that two of the new-from-the-ATM bills had stuck together, and I had given her $180. Now it was very obvious that I was not watching her while she counted, but she still pointed it out and gave me back one $20 right away, followed by asking if I needed change (on the $160). I pocketed the $20, declined the change, and thanked her for both.
(I gave her back the $20 after the session for (1) the good time she showed me, (2) her honesty up front, and (3) to piss off Dougster when I told this story here.)
Now, a dancer that I see regularly, I can understand, especially once she gets to know that I'm not an asshole. But that level of honesty in a new (to me, anyway) dancer? What, I'm gonna get home, count what's left, actually recognize that I'm short $20, and know to blame J?
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(And GF, I'm also hoping to avoid masturbation.)
For me, more good than bad on this theme, fortunately.
LMAO!
As others have said, it's nice to see dancers that are honest in monetary dealings, even if it is a rarity.
I was stroking a dancer and she was acting like she was really enjoying it... the song ended and she asked if i wanted to continue, and I said I better not, or I'd end up washing dishes. She said "Damn... can you keep going until I cum? No charge." 2 songs later we both left happy.
Me: "hello"
Her: "hey, it's *****. Got any money you want to spend on me?"
Me: "unfortunately, no."
Her: "You suck. haha"
Me "No, that's your job."
Her: "Yeah, well, you know what you're missing. When you think you're going to have some?"
Me: "Probably not for a couple of weeks."
Her: "OK, I'll call back then. Make sure you got plenty, because I need to get some stuff." (I can hear the laughter in her voice.)
Me: "No problem." (with just as much laughter in mine)
Mercenary? Hell, yeah, but that kind of honesty I can deal with.