She sits, you know you don't want, do you tell her ASAP?
Realist123
Dancer comes and sits next to you.. chats you up, you know you will not be getting any dances from her, do you let her know right away or let her sit there with you? I've had dancers come and sit with me for an hour then ask for a dance and get crazy on me cursing,name calling when i decline. I've resorted to telling them ASAP, seems like i could do something in between of telling them ASAP and waiting it out, most ask for tips for sitting with me, i do not tip if i do not ask for company and say i dont want dances
should i continue to tell them right away?
should i continue to tell them right away?
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But most of the time, if I sense that it will be painful to sit and talk, I'll tell them "Thanks, but I'm not interested".
In fact, the last time I was at a club, a girl came over and chatted with me for 30 minutes or so. It was around 6PM, so there weren't many dancers there and I'm sure she was just bored since the club was slow at the time. She wasn't bad looking at all, I just didn't think she was lap dance worthy. Despite that, she was friendly and talked to me even after I had turned her down for a dance.
Long story short, she went and got another dancer (that I was really interested in) that had told me she would be back to sit and talk with me in 5 minutes after she took a cig break. We (me and the dancer I wasn't interested in) sat there for a little while, and she hadn't came back after 10 minutes, so the dancer that I had been sitting there talking to for a while, asked me "Did I want her to go find the other one and bring her back?" And I said sure. Before you know it, the one that I was interested in was back and chatting with me.
See, you guys, they can be helpful even when you aren't interested in them. :)
i had a fat one that i wasn't interested come and sit down without asking once. she was killing any chance that i could have with the dancers that interested me so after a couple minutes i went up to the stage and started tipping another dancer and then went back to my seat and ignored the fat one. she got the message after a minute or two and disapeared.
I've had that work and she leaves for another dancer to sit down almost immediately that I hit it off with and we go to the VIP.
I have also had that backfire when its slow...she won't leave because I was nice about refusing her offer. That brings a trip to the restroom and I come back to sit at another table across the room. That works everytime.
looneylarry--LOL, that's a little crazy, bit I have to admit I've felt that way sometimes. But I try to be polite and maintaim some mutual respect. That's just the best way to operate, for me.
Typically that will work and should not burn any bridges.
They should ask to join you, but after a few minutes something along the lines of "So...I'm just going to relax and enjoy my beer for a while" usually does the trick.
Shes a fool to get bent if you don't buy a dance under any circumstances and to be honest 90% of the time its just manipulation.
2) If she's just OK and I'm not waiting for a specific dancer then I tell them to sit; if the conversation is pretty good then I'll usually buy a drink even if I'm not going to get a dance.
3) Sometime I end up meeting a dancer that has a great personality and I've found out that a great personality along with a good attitude can mean a good time, not necessarily high mileage.
4) If I don't know her and she starts out by asking for a drink then I usually say no thanks. At some clubs they get paid to hustle you for a drink, if I think that's happening I say, no thanks or if they are hot I say maybe later.
5) If I'm waiting for a specific dancer I'll say I'm waiting for "XXXX" and you are welcome to sit for a while. If they are friendly with girl "XXXX" quite often she will help get her for me.
Slow nite, so lots of dance and drink hustle from most dancers. Black dancer approaches me and w/o any verbal foreplay asks about a dance. I say "No thanks." Immediately, hit back w/ "U don't like black girls." Definitive conclusion not even framed as a question. My reply, It's not the color of your skin but the tone of UR attitude and lack of sensuality.
Clubber UR right, we are entitled to our persoanl preferences but sometimes voicing them in a heated atmosphere leads to problems. Like it's not really smart to stand in the middle of Tripoli and say Gaddafi is a fruitcake and mass murderer unless your intention is to become a martyr.
So with this dancer -- she's anxious to score some $$$ and maybe angry that things are slow in this economy. Already pissed off she easily jumps to the "black dancers" explanation becuase it takes the focus off her as an individual and gives her a perfect vehicle to unload her pent-up anger [in her mind, on a racist bastard!]. When someone's that emotionally jacked up it doesn't really matter whether they guess your attitude correctly or not.
You didn't shove your personal preferences in her face but she reached for the most damning [for you] and, yet, face-saving [for her] motive for your rejection.
This works almost every time.
The average life cycle for a dancer is something like three years while many of us have been doing this through multiple crops of you very replaceable strippers.
I may be twice your age, but I'll still be fucking girls from the clubs half my age when you are nothing but a distant memory. Get the point sweet pea? ;)