Tipping on Stage in Canada - How is it Done ?
Club_Goer_Seattle
Seattle, Washington
I will be attending a horse show in Langley, BC next week. IF I can make it to a strip club while there, I have two questions about tipping the dancers on stage:
1. Is it even allowed or encouraged? (I'm most familiar with the Washington state clubs. They don't even have a tip rail (except one club that has "bird baths" that they expect you to put the tips in). The front row of seating is required to be a certain distance, maybe 6 ft. away from the stage. Very discouraging to tip the dancer while on stage.
2. Since there isn't a dollar bill in the Canadian currency, do customers actually throw loonies and twoonies on stage? I heard that did happend once to a feature dancer, and she first thought she was being "booed," or insulted for a poor performance, until another dancer reminded her that Canadian currency is different that in the U.S. (Could just be B.S., but it made for a funny story!)
So, how does one tip the dancer on stage in Canada? (Based on my last discussion item, I know I can depend on you guys for some "great" advice!)
1. Is it even allowed or encouraged? (I'm most familiar with the Washington state clubs. They don't even have a tip rail (except one club that has "bird baths" that they expect you to put the tips in). The front row of seating is required to be a certain distance, maybe 6 ft. away from the stage. Very discouraging to tip the dancer while on stage.
2. Since there isn't a dollar bill in the Canadian currency, do customers actually throw loonies and twoonies on stage? I heard that did happend once to a feature dancer, and she first thought she was being "booed," or insulted for a poor performance, until another dancer reminded her that Canadian currency is different that in the U.S. (Could just be B.S., but it made for a funny story!)
So, how does one tip the dancer on stage in Canada? (Based on my last discussion item, I know I can depend on you guys for some "great" advice!)
10 comments
You will be in Langley - a good hour from the Orange. Can't help you with advice in the Vancouver suburbs. My guess is that you will be in SC wasteland.
That said I was at the orange a week ago and Stage dancer Sugar said she would be in Maple Ridge for the long weekend. (May 21-24), if she is there check her out, she has quite the figure. Dances will be $50 though you may get 5 for $200 if you try.
Your only other option is Surrey and it will be a bit of a drive as well, at least 30 minutes. Don't know those clubs except went to G-spot once, its a long way from Langely. Hope this helps.
If you want to speak Canadian so badly at least get it right, it's eh.
In cetain situations the tonal inflection is that of a question, like eh? For example, "good beer eh?"