"Norm!"
steve229
Visited my usual club shortly after it opened. From the look of the parking lot, I was likely the first customer. As soon as I stepped in the door, 3 female voices (2 dancers and the bartender) rang out in unison, "Steve!" By the time I got to my seat my drink was waiting for me. I really did feel like Norm walking into "Cheers." Maybe time to cut back?
So, do you ever get the "Norm" treatment?
So, do you ever get the "Norm" treatment?
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The most frequently and regularly I ever visited a club was last year at about this same time. I would go once a week on Thursday nights. I saw the same dancers working each time, but sure as the sky would be blue, they would introduce themselves to me and not remember who I was (besides my favorite I mean). The bartender started recognizing me after 3 visits or so.
Others include having more than one strip club t-shirt, you have the phone number on speed dial, etc. LOL
Yeah, I am treated like Norm!
I made a return visit to No. 5 Orange a couple days after the review that you quoted when starting a discussion here about price gouging.
Bartender plops down a Kokanee and says, "Sorry art, I think your favourite lady left the club already."
Ouch! After a single visit the bartender remembers all this stuff??
Sheesh.....
A GOOD bartender remembers a lot! And sometimes, to much. :)
My ATF club rarely gives me free admission. Every now and then, but not often. I'll just have to go more often again when I return home.
Norm status does have a few perks, I guess. Two drinks is usually my limit, so if I'm staying longer I'll ask for water. My fav bartender will bring me a big mug of ice water (same as the dancers get) free of charge. One day a guy sitting a couple seats down from me at the bar sees this, so he orders a water too. Bartender brings him a small bottled water and charges him $4. Guy asks what's up. She tells him they're not allowed to serve customers water in open glasses. Guy turns towards me and gives me a dismayed look. I just shrugged my shoulders and sipped my water, lol.
Recognition and "comps" from the parking lot/doorman/bartender & waitresses have their obvious perks, but there definitely are some cons as well, specifically from some dancers. The cons can be trouble for those of us not interested in ATF's or GFE's. Once you're a "Norm" at a club, many of the dancers start assuming that you "belong" to certain dancers, which can suck if you like variety on your visits and find that a dancer you've got your eye on won't dare come over because some other dancer there has decided that you're "hers" & threatened her in the DR to stay away. Ugh!