byob vs clubs that sell alcohol
chris.s
Texas
im sure it's been discussed before, but i had a question or two about it. i will soon be moving and have never been to a club that sells alcohol,and the city i am moving too has a few of them. so my question is do you guys buy the dancers drinks do you get pressured to and if you do or don't buy them drinks, does it affect their attitude and or private dance performance "mileage" in either a positive or negative way. i am used to byob so if the waitress asks me if i want to buy the lady a drink, i usually say that i would rather buy a dance or that i would if it had alcohol in it. the thing is that the cover at most byob clubs is 20$ and up. now i understand that at non byob clubs it is usually a cheaper cover, but it might cost me more to buy drinks there. i am just trying to get the most for my money in regards to time spent there and vip dances thanks for the reply's...
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I will offer to buy 1 or 2 drinks for a dancer. The price usually sickens me but I view it as a cost of business. MORE IMPORTANT: If you are going to a club with a bar limit your intake. Want a few drinks, go to a bar. Want to go to a club - stay sober!!!!!!!
On a related subject, I've noticed that most bars charge like $20 for a lady drink, but there are some that charge "normal" (for a SC) prices. At the expensive places the girl seems to usually get a commission.
Having said that, I detest those places that sell special dancer drinks as it really jams up my game. The girls are under constant pressure to drink up and sell more. Most places don't do this anymore, but there are still some pockets of SCs out there where it is still common, such as Boston, Baltimore, and some of the clubs in Mobile (AL). It is downright obnoxious in Baltimore and I used to hate clubbing there until I found the Players Club.
Another tactic when you say no is they may ask if you'll buy them a shot. You can try watching that if you like it but I'd rather be doing the drinking since I'm not made of money.
One thing I'm not happy about is when a dancer gets an expensive drink, she gulps it down and then makes an excuse and is gone. If dancers read this, don't ask for a drink unless you're going to stay and chat or spend some time at the customers table unless he wants to leave somewhere.
I like dancers who buy their own drinks or don't even bother to ask for a drink, unless it's byob and I brought extra. I don't have any of those clubs to visit anymore in my area.
I believe it is rare for a dancer to buy you a drink (at regular strip club prices too).