ROB stories
runrdude
Ok, what's the funniest, saddest, worst thing a dancer has done to you in the club. Joesparty, you're exempt. I'll start. I had a girl order pizza and have it delivered to the vip room in the middle of a $400 hour without asking or letting me know. WTF!
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She called a couple of times after that, but I didn't answer. Saw her in the club once, and she didn't even approach me.
I can't recall if I thought "What the Hell," and beat off, or just wound up leaving. I've since learned that in NEVER gets better for more $XX, despite all the promises. If it's going to be good, it'll be good from the get-go.
Said something to someone in the club after giving her a nasty look. Composed myself, emailed the management of the crime. Came back and found out the manager was doing an investigation, they had some dancers and some bouncers suspended for two weeks doing their internal investigation. She had been stealing customers money for several months and driving all the customers away.
The manager showed me the dancer that he suspected, drivers license pic, then refunded me the estimated 40 bucks she stole I guess to get rid of any hard feelings I had about the place. She was fired. I informed management at the next club in town I saw her working at. Then I saw her at another club a few months after that one but she didn't work there for very long. She apparently never knew I caught her picking my pocket. It probably would not have been very good if I had confronted her directly.
I've only had two incidents which I'd consider rip offs. The first was when I foolishly didn't bring any money and had to use the club ATM. The fee was very high, like $10. Well, I took a girl to the VIP and she gave me a HJ. When I paid her she said it wasn't enough. I caved in and hit the ATM again. She said it still wasn't enough. I didn't want to cause I scene so I caved again. I paid way too much for that HJ, like $200, and $30 more in ATM fees. I won't go down that road again though. I learned my lesson.
The second incident isn't as bad, but stands out in my mind because the dancer was so slick and definitely a 'ROB.' I was visiting a club about three hours from home, so it was new to me. An average looking dancer approaches me and pushes hard for a dance during a two for one special. The club offers full nude dances for $45 and topless for $25, and she offered to do nude for the $25 fee. She has some regular in a seat nearby and he says that 'she's really good, definitely worth it' so I go back. Now she wants $30 and asks me to give her a $5 tip. After the two for one is over, I accept a third dance thinking it will be for 30, but she switches that to 45. When I hand her the money she tries to play a game and say I still owe her 20. I don't fall for it and she backs off, but then asks for more dollars to tip the DJ. I've had enough of her at this point and don't give in.
The funny thing is, she wanted to do OTC. I can't imagine the fun and games she would have tried if I accepted.
$110 FS ends bad for me with just a lap dance I also tipped $50 and got 15 mins of nothing.
I have been lied to more by strippers than I can count. They lie like rugs.
good start, but how is that a rip off? pizza just comes in and all of a sudden and she says, "Let me eat for an hour and I will get back to you?" That is hilarious if that was the case.
A few days later, I confronted her in the club about the no show. She said just as she was leaving, a guy she owed money to came in and she gave him my $100 and got into a big argument with him. She was too upset to meet me. I suggested that she should give me back my $100 deposit, and she said, "I told you I gave it to him, so I don't have it anymore or I'd give it back to you."
It's hard to argue with that logic.
Your suggestion was the problem. It was no longer your $100. You should have suggested that she give you a $100, and it doesn't have to be the exact same $100, but ANY $100 since she did not perform the labor for which you presented her the $100 in the first place, you being the presenter and she being the receiver. Have it notarized and signed by at least six witnesses, THEN you still wouldn't get it back! :)
Went to on of my hotlist clubs for fun on night. I got attention from a dancer literally 10 years after she was an ATF. She remembered me and told every dancer in the club that we danced a lot 10 years ago. So I treat her nice, we go back to dance for $30 on a 2-4-1. We catch up, I tip her $30 for a total of $60 for two dances. Afterwards she says, let's get a drink at the bar.
I order her drink ($11 mixed drink and chaser) and mine, and wait a couple songs. She shows up, we drink and talk, then I leave.
I come back three weeks later and sat in sniffers row, tucking bills everywhere I'm allowed. Said dancer comes over to me, remembers me, and asks to dance. She gives good dances, so we go back, this time 1 song, $30. I tip her $30 for a total of $60 for one dance. Hoping to setup some OTC, I say, "meet me at the bar for another drink.". She agrees, I go and order drinks.
Then I'm just standing there for two songs. I figure she's freshening up. Then another song goes by, still a no-show. I look on stage and she's not there, then I see her hustling customers for dances. No one is biting. I wait until she comes by where I'm standing and I say, "I thought we were having a drink?"
She: "Last time you were here I lost a customer while we were drinking."
Me: "I sorry that happened, but it was your idea, I bought the $11 drink, and you got a 100% tip."
Her: "..."
Me: "I just gave you $60 for one dance and stood here like a puppy with a $11 drink."
Her: "..."
Me: "So were you dancing during the last 5 songs?"
Her: "No, just smoking with another customer."
Me: "So you just lost me, a long time customer who tips very well, because you were on a smoke break?"
Her: "Wait, a girl has to make her money!"
Me: "Since you have been dancing over 10 years, I would think you would understand that a bird in the hand is worth 2 in the bush."
I shotgunned her drink and walked out as she was making her rebuttal.
I've had to learn that lesson a couple of times, fortunately no longer.