The "I Have No Rules" Sales Pitch
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Sound too good to be true?
What's the best response: "You may have no rules but what about the club?" or "How many guys has the VIP bouncer thrown out this month?"
Or, "Hmmmmm....... I don't know if I can afford 'no rules'..."
What say ye?
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But your point is well taken. Almost always too good to be true at most clubs--a setup for ultimate disappointment.
I can't remember any saying to me they have no rules, but I have had plenty that make you feel like a dance will go one way just to go the opposite. A few girls that will come sit by you can start tugging away while you're sitting at the table. Decide she must be wild and go get a dance to find out that her dances are as tame as can be. New version of the bait and switch.
However, if this was at one of art's favorite places in Canada, then you probably just cut right to 'how much?'
Shadow, yeh that does sound like a good approach.
I've always preferred the "I have NO gag reflex" line to the "No Rules" line.
"There are no cameras"
"The cameras don't work"
"No one will stop by to check up on us" and the like.
In other words, it's bait and switch.