Customer Lies
sinclair
Strip Club Nation
Do you ever lie to dancers? If so, what types of things will you lie to them about?
I will usually lie and tell a dancer I live in whatever town I am actually just visiting. My personal research has shown when I tell a dancer I'm an out-of-towner, they try to grab as much money as they can with poor "customer service" because they figure they'll never see you again and won't be losing out if they piss you off or rip you off. The goal here is to make the dancer think you are a local that could potentially become her reg. If she thinks you live nearby and will be making regular visits to see her, she will be more likely to provide high mileage right off the bat. A good knowledge of the area is always helpful in case conversation veers in that direction. Just make sure she does not see your out of state license when opening your wallet or anything on the key chain screaming rental car.
I will usually lie and tell a dancer I live in whatever town I am actually just visiting. My personal research has shown when I tell a dancer I'm an out-of-towner, they try to grab as much money as they can with poor "customer service" because they figure they'll never see you again and won't be losing out if they piss you off or rip you off. The goal here is to make the dancer think you are a local that could potentially become her reg. If she thinks you live nearby and will be making regular visits to see her, she will be more likely to provide high mileage right off the bat. A good knowledge of the area is always helpful in case conversation veers in that direction. Just make sure she does not see your out of state license when opening your wallet or anything on the key chain screaming rental car.
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Rhetorical question, right?
In my case, it's more that I keep things vague on personal stuff like where I live ("in the area") and what I do ("office job"). Dancers assume I'm hiding something, and try and fill in the blanks on their own. One fav was convinced I worked for the CIA!
I don't feel the need to HIDE behind LIES!
i use a different name and a believable job and i keep it consistent, its much easier to keep up with one well made lie than to keep up with a web of small lies.
If I don't want her to know something, I don't tell her. I can recall only one dancer that I've had to tell to shut up for being too stubborn about asking stuff. In 30 years. That's how much concern there is out the for what you're telling them.
Just my 2 cents, don't like...you never know when that one dancer becomes your fav. If she finds out you're lying, she's going to assume and treats you like another customer that's BSing.
1) Never lie,
2) Never tell the entire truth, and
3) Never pass up an opportunity to go to the bathroom.
I use a different name (but the same one each time) and a previous job so I know all the details. It's fun and keeps me on my toes.
The previous statement was false...