VIP/LD area gatekeeper
Drippy
Florida
This guy doesn't collect a LD area fee or escort you to the individual curtained LD booths. He seems to ignore what's going on and doesn't seem to be watching. I don't think his presence has effected the mileage I've been getting. So, would you tip this guy? I haven't in the past, but wondered if I should. Thoughts?
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I might give him a tip if he were to confirm MY side of a disagreement over the number of dances.
i am all for strippers who voluntarily do it but i hate the human traffickers who force the girls into doing it.
Unfortunately here in Columbus, the house fee model does not work well because the dancer quality sucks and so many dancers would lose money if they had to pay a house fee. Instead clubs have no house fees, but charge $10 for each dance the dancer sells. Therefore, a lot of dancers come into work but don't give a shit about their job because they have no house fee to pay off. They just come in and have a good time and if they get lucky with selling dances then great...but if not oh well they won't lose anything.
Let the dancers tip him to look the other way if they want to.
In one club that I visit every so often, the "lap dance" area is a small room where 3+ guys can be getting serviced at the same time. A good tip to the door guy has actually ensured that others were made to wait while I was getting mine in an otherwise empty room.
Will I tip a guy in a place offering simple lap dances? Of course not, but if I'm getting a BJ or FS in a place that has a guy in charge of the area then you better believe that he has been greased to ensure that my lube job is undisturbed.
A club that charges dancers per dance is not necessarily being overly controling or a 'nazi'. The club has to make their profit somehow, and it certainly isn't just on the cover charge or drinks. They club knows where the money is going and needs a little of it.
The alternative to charging per dance is to either charge a big 'stage fee' or 'tip-out' that can on a slow night leave the dancer losing money at the end of the shift. Charging the dancers per-dance gets the club their revenue and, unless the dancer is so stupid as to charge below cost, the dancer as well.