In a separate discussion thread, a poster noted that he had tipped dancers on stage, in this case a relatively generous tip ($5), and told them that he was interested in a private dance but the dancer still did NOT stop by afterwards. So my question is, how common is this and why does it happen?
Several speculations:
- They have a customer already lined up ahead of you--- this speculation is easily tested--does the dancer immediately head to the VIP with another customer; often not in my experience.
- They are expecting a regular at a pre-arranged time and they don't want to be busy when their regular arrives
- They have biases about the customers for whom they will provide a private dance--- some don't like certain racial groups, some have an age preference (sometimes in favor of older and presumably wealthier men), some don't like the way a customer is dressed or have concerns about hygiene
- The dancer talk among themselves about which customers are more difficult to negotiate with, more specifically, which customers request certain services up front or make low-ball counter offers and the dancers do not approach that customer
- The dancers have concerns that a customer could be an undercover LEO.
Any other theories, proven or unproven, as to why this might occur?

