Is it better to go with a friend to a club to keep from losing your personal ite

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• DandyDan

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  14 years ago

  It's better to go with someone if you plan on drinking, but if you happen to leave something behind in the club, having a buddy with you isn't going to help you there. That's one thing I hate about winter, because I usually come in with my jacket and I've forgotten it a couple times, even after realizing how cold it was. Fortunately, I've remembered before getting too far. One other time, I wore a baseball cap and left it there for a month. I eventually got back and the waitress I was always hitting on there gave me my cap back. Just a couple things I've learned from these experiences: 1: Don't wear caps into clubs. I don't always remember that one. 2: Leave the jacket in the trunk of the car.
• imnumnutz

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  14 years ago

  agree, leave jacket in car, if for no other reason than to avoid coatcheck fee. only time i ever lost anything occurred at little darlings in vegas, when i left the club, got to my car and had no keys. went back and got them without difficulty.
• Clubber

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  14 years ago

  Left my glasses in the VIP once. Went back and they were right were I left them. No problem.
• harrydave

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  14 years ago

  Left my credit card in a club once! Only defense is that I was extremely distracted. It was a classy place, so got it the next day, and no extra charges. That being said, I prefer to club without a friend. I like my friends. Some of them like clubs. But all of them inhibit my club activities.
• georgmicrodong

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  14 years ago

  lol! This thread reminds me of a time shortly after I got my first pair of glasses last year. I too left them in the VIP room after My Favorite Cocksucker had finished with me, but I didn't notice it for about a half hour. I asked the bartender if I could go back and get them, somshe checked the indicator they have to show the rooms' availability, and said "Sure, it's empty, go on back." Unfortunately, it wasn't empty; MFC was on her knees doing her thing for some other lucky stiff when I walked in. I thought they were *both* gonna have coronaries when I walked in, until she noticed who it was. As I quickly apologized, grabbed my glasses and left, I heard her say "don't worry, he's OK". She'd started up again before I was even out of the room. She gives me grief about it every time now, "please don't forget your glasses this time."
• Jpac73

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  14 years ago

  LOL funny story georgmicrodong.
• vincemichaels

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  14 years ago

  LOL, george, nothing like coitus interuptus. Next time take a seat and go for round 2. Seriously, sooner or later all of us are going to forget something at a club. As long as it isn't a CC, that mysteriously gets used before you get it back, it shouldn't be too bad. I've left my glasses back in the VIP a number of times. I always have gotten them back.
• JohnB

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  14 years ago

  First time back to my favorite club after about a 3-4 year layoff, was so blown away from my first private dance, almost left the club without my belt. Otherwise, no problem with coats (in SoCal), or, thankfully, with CCs.
• jabthehut

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  14 years ago

  Good one George. My rule is don't drink enough that you'll blow drunk if stopped. If you follow this, you won't forget something you wouldn't if you were sober. That being said, I'm with Dandy as I leave anything I might forget in the car 'cause I would surely forget them drunk or sober.
• gatorfan

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  14 years ago

  I bring Jaws my pet pitbull with me to watch my Barry Manilow collection when I am at the club.
• Otto22

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  14 years ago

  If you are that worried about losing things and also using the club ATM, I suggest you bring your wife or your mother along to chaperone your activities. If you're going to use a credit card, plan to bring your financial planner as well.
• rickdugan

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  14 years ago

  Solo is the only way I fly. As the ol' saying goes, three's a crowd when I am trying to work out my OTC.
• farmerart

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  14 years ago

  I would never take a wingman along on any of my escapades. However, after surviving an attempted mugging in Toronto I now take much less cash with me on SC visits. I have created a low limit credit card to deal with the visits when my booze consumption clouds my money spending discipline. If I get too drunk or too infatuated with a new girl and forget something I consider it just punishment for being a fool.
• harrydave

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  14 years ago

  Just to clarify (as I am feeling a bit defensive) when I forgot my credit card at a club,I was using it for a drink tab (with no extra service fees). I would never recommend using a card for cash, as the clubs add on big fees. However, since then I have rarely used my card in a club. One time losing it is enough. I also forgot to mention, I regularly lose all ability to reason inside a club.
• LeeH

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  14 years ago

  Can't imagine going to a SC with a friend. What if I'm having a blast while he's bored shitless? Or much worse, what if it's the other way around? I have some friends that I'd take a bullet for. But there's nobody that I'd sit there nursing a drink for, while he's in a hour-long VIP. ;-)
• Clubber

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  14 years ago

  LeeH, Anytime I've gone in the same vehicle with friends, whoevers vehicle it is calls the shots. So if one wishes to stay, get a cab, a ride, or walk. Worked well.
• LeeH

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  14 years ago

  Clubber, a cab ride from any club around here back to my place would be at least $40. For that price, the cabbie had better be very damn cute and give me at least one LD.