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?


Yes?