What's the best way to get rid of dancers who don't leave?
sharkhunter
I had a dancer sitting on my lap for a few minutes and then she asked for a dance and I said no, no thanks, maybe later. She insisted I had to get a dance. She said she wasn't going to take no. What would you do? Ignore her? Get up and walk away? After several minutes of this I told her I needed to go to the restroom and sort of stood up anyway but I warned her I was going to do so.
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I got labeled as cheap because I didn't want to tip a few girls that came up to me and said "i was dancing before you got here." The label of being cheap goes away if you don't sit there and nurse a drink for an hour and actually tip dancers that you see dance.
Whisper that you're interested in the most perverted, outrageous extras you can think of and offer a really low-ball price. She'll most likely be highly offended/disgusted and storm off. Of course, if she agrees...
@Stil25!.....ya that works so good every time I walk in now they still leave me alone....."oo look its that broke ass again !" Lol !
@shadow.....I'm going to try that one next time out !
My idea of getting a girl to leave you alone ?.....normaly garlic, steak, a cross, holy bible, holy water with a flash light has help me a lot !
"I got labeled as cheap because I didn't want to tip a few girls that came up to me and said "i was dancing before you got here."
Since when as a customer am I obligated to tip ANY or EVERY Stripper for Stage Dances done before I walked in the door? NOT likely EVER!! I tip at the stage IF I'm sitting there which I don't 99.9% of the time or if I want the Stripper to cum sit with me or if I'm interested in Dances with her.
Perhaps macandbum's Dancers have been Rained on too often.
Love it!
One of the girls who knows me told me that she was steering girls away from me, because I "don't buy anything." So I started sitting at the bar, and letting the bartender know when I wanted something.
When I club, I own my space. It starts when I walk in like I own the joint and it goes from there. I am always friendly and calm - every time - but I am also firm. And every once in a while my approach rubs some girl the wrong way, but I really couldn't care less about whether the more brittle and pushy dancers like me or not. I am there to be entertained, not to coddle girls with personality disorders. If I don't like a girl, then she is moved along fairly quickly.
I spend about 80 nights per year in clubs spread out all over the country and it has been about 3 or 4 years since I had a serious problem in getting a dancer to move on. As I've gotten older, my tolerance for silly BS has dramatically decreased.
Anyway, there it is.
then I couldn't care less
I think I could get over my rudeness reluctance pretty quickly in the face of a comment like that.
This let's both the customer and the dancer save face and generally avoids drama.
Depending on the club I don't recommend being extremely rude to the skank as I have had to throw out many customers for being rude/mean to the girls. Management generally sides with the dancers in a 'your word versus hers' scenario.