It's a stupid question and I know why she's asking but unless she's hideous or I know from previous visits she's no fun I'll usually ask her to join me. If I'd rather she moved on I'll tell her I'm waiting for someone even if I'm not.
I fell for that question a while ago but now I just blow it off or treat it like an ice breaker. I'll sometimes reply why aren't you busy doing dances?
I meant to say just tell them you came here by yourself.
One dancer asked me a strange question asking me if I had been on very many dates lately. I was thinking what kind of question is that? I figured she was trying to break the ice but I wasn't that interested in talking over the loud music. I asked her to repeat the question a couple of times, wasn't really sure if I heard it right. Then I gave a quick answer something like, not lately, and didn't say much else. She didn't do a lot more talking.
Usually, I'll just respond that I'm waiting for someone, even if it's (almost always) not true. If I'm away from home, I'll say something like I'm from out of town and needed a break from driving, which is only partially true.
If she's a 7+ I'd say saving it for you. if then my response is...'i came to see (random girl) from last week..do you know her?' Puts the pressure on her instead of me.
I try to be alert to the Detroit intrusive scams. In some clubs you have to keep your guard up or you will be stuck with an agressive fugly who wants you to buy her drinks and a meal, even if you don't buy dances. So--to avoid that trap I tell her right away that I am waiting for a dancer to return. That usually ends the play.
At some clubs, like Ace of Spades in Detroit, second and third dancers will enter my booth if they see me talking to the first dancer for longer than five minutes. I am not any woman's idea of a hot dude, but wearing a suit and tie in the afternoon seems to be a draw.
Standard responses: 1) just got here (which only works for the first full rotation of dancers) 2) I was awaiting your company 3) I've been hacking up phlegm all day
I told a dancer I just got here and it had been a whole hour or 1.5 hours and she started arguing with me about it. That doesn't work great if she remembers you.
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One dancer asked me a strange question asking me if I had been on very many dates lately. I was thinking what kind of question is that? I figured she was trying to break the ice but I wasn't that interested in talking over the loud music. I asked her to repeat the question a couple of times, wasn't really sure if I heard it right. Then I gave a quick answer something like, not lately, and didn't say much else. She didn't do a lot more talking.
I tell her I'm sitting with all my friends...
At some clubs, like Ace of Spades in Detroit, second and third dancers will enter my booth if they see me talking to the first dancer for longer than five minutes. I am not any woman's idea of a hot dude, but wearing a suit and tie in the afternoon seems to be a draw.
Cute and young, "Looking for my niece. Can you help me?"
Ugly, "The last girl got mad when I bit her."
Slow day in club where I'm known, "I don't know, the fart didn't smell that bad!"
Just entered from sunny day, "AM I?" while using hands liberally to find her.
Just for fun, "I'm looking for a priest, I need to confess."
1. just got here
2. i'm in no hury
3. i have no money
If I do not want her: "I am waiting on someone."
Which leads her to ask "what kind of dancer are you looking for?"
I reply "Nasty" and then the interview begins. LOL.
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Bang with I'm a broke ass lol !