Saw a guy get kicked out and a dancer get fired tonight
steve229
I was wondering how much more mileage I might be able to get, when I noticed a bouncer heading over to the lap dance area with a flashlight. He shined the flashlight around, and a few minutes later he was escorting a guy out the door and the dancer was rushing to the dressing room.
My dancer went to the dressing room, and when she came back told me the dancer had been fired on the spot. Guess that answered the mileage question. Kinda of a mood killer, lol.
Anyone have any similar experiences?
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I told the bouncer that he could have handled the situation better, and he said he would ban me from the club for life, but the owner would probably let me back in because I was such a good customer. He was right about that! I told bouncy to go f*** himself, and didn't go back in that club for nearly a year.
Five years later, same club, same bouncer. Another dancer called to tell me that blower was working there again, so I stopped in. By then the rules had eased a bit, and bouncy was long over his ego trip - actually we had become "conversational" during that time. Blower sat down on me to start the lap dance and whispered in my ear, "where were we?". We enjoyed a passionate FS.
My first job out of HS was as a bouncer in a club that would later become a SC. I worked there about 5 months before the owner canned me for taking away the attention of the dancer he was interested in. In that time I only ever had to escort one customer out, and he went willingly. Poor old guy was drunk as f#$% and was just happy as could be about anything at all.
God...I'm so old now!
I was talking to one dancer who said she used to work at dreamgirls and got really drunk one night and went too far with a customer and caught on camera. She said she was not fired but they tack on so many fines that you basically just have to quit in order to avoid paying the fines.
Turns out the bouncer was a former Navy SP, more than used to dealing with drunken idiots in bars.
I remember being impressed not only by the bouncer's reaction, but also because the DJ announced that the police had been called to deal with the miscreants (and he actually used that word), and that anybody who wanted to make themselves scarce before they arrived could get a ticket at the bar to get back in later without paying the cover.
And with that, I have to echo Prim0's comment: "God...I'm so old now!"
I once saw a group of 3-4 young men come in who were loud, obnoxious and annoying from the minute they entered the club. I knew immediately that they were going to get booted out. The question was just how soon. I was getting a LD at the time, but I think they were only in the club for 10-15 minutes before they were told to leave.
Not gonna tell which club, but it's a big one that's well-known here. I'm surprised they let her work at all in that condition.
Ultimately, he left while I was out to dinner with my curr fav, and never was kicked out. Probably best for everyone involved.
I think as long as that guy paid his cover and/or met his drink minimum the club should not mandate tipping.
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gotta disagree sam.
imo if anyone is sitting at the stage they are obligated to tip every dancer for every dance while sitting there. if he just wanted to watch he should sit somewhere else besides right at the stage.
also doug said that he never bought a drink.
That must be the middle Tootsie's. I am pretty sure the old one didn't have a LD area, or even LD's.
The original Tootsie's was there at the same location, but they did a MAJOR upgrade some years before they moved to the current location.