Did I Handle This Correctly?
Otto22
Michigan
Was in the SC this week to see a particular dancer (see my recent review for John's Hot Spot). She was there and appeared happy to see me. She came right over to my table and we chatted and shared a drink or two. She said she hungry and I suggested she order some dinner to be delivered. $26 and I assured her I would pay. While we waited for the food we could go to the VIP and see if we could pick up where we left off last week. Up to the VIP we went but the booths were all busy. While we waited for a booth she was called onstage. No problem. I would wait. When she finished her stage set, however, she did not come over to me but rather went and chatted with two other customers and the bartender.
I was pissed and took another girl to the VIP for a few dances. When I returned to the club floor my dancer was back on stage. I went up to her and, instead of tip, I gave her the $26 for her dinner and said I would see her another time. "Don't go baby," she said. "I want to take you upstairs." "Why didn't you come back to me after your set?" I replied. "I'm a little drunk," she explained. I told her I don't like to be treated that way and she would not get my Benjamins that evening and I left. I don't believe drunkenness is any excuse for this. I may be a PL but I don't think I am crazy.
I will return in a week or two and I wonder, did I handle is correctly?
I was pissed and took another girl to the VIP for a few dances. When I returned to the club floor my dancer was back on stage. I went up to her and, instead of tip, I gave her the $26 for her dinner and said I would see her another time. "Don't go baby," she said. "I want to take you upstairs." "Why didn't you come back to me after your set?" I replied. "I'm a little drunk," she explained. I told her I don't like to be treated that way and she would not get my Benjamins that evening and I left. I don't believe drunkenness is any excuse for this. I may be a PL but I don't think I am crazy.
I will return in a week or two and I wonder, did I handle is correctly?
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Now for her....maybee she had a nother regular that spends big cash as well and she was trying to lock him in before heading back 2 you......as for the bartender trip I've got no clue ?........
Any ways.....we work hard for our money and I believe if we are slinging phat stacks at these fine ladies.....we deserve the best attention our money can buy......so I say well played !.....you are being a man and letting her knowif she wants you and or your money she has to learn how to please you ! If not you will find another that will......
Good luck my man ! - Kingofthejuiceboxes
Now for her....maybee she had a nother regular that spends big cash as well and she was trying to lock him in before heading back 2 you......as for the bartender trip I've got no clue ?........
Any ways.....we work hard for our money and I believe if we are slinging phat stacks at these fine ladies.....we deserve the best attention our money can buy......so I say well played !.....you are being a man and letting her knowif she wants you and or your money she has to learn how to please you ! If not you will find another that will......
Good luck my man ! - Kingofthejuiceboxes
Ones who give me treatment like you've just experienced quickly learn I don't do repeat business with them.
Anyway, I probably would have held onto her dinner until she came and sat down. Then took her to get dances even after the other girl.
I'm not sure I'd let a fit of pique at a dancer disturb my evening.
Yeah, handled that about as well as you could have.
I had a "date" set up with one of my favs one time. As I was going to arrive at the club later, she had "extra" time on her hands. Whats a girl to do when she is waiting? Dance of course.
When I arrived, she was sitting with a guy. No big deal, when she spotted me she quickly came over. "Listen, that guy just tipped me on stage and he wants a couple of dances, would you mind?" she said. "No problem, I can wait for you." I said. So off she went to the semi private dance area (not VIP) with this guy. I ordered a drink and waited. And waited. And waited.
30 minutes later here she comes. The guy had asked for 10 dances @ $20 a pop. "I apologize for taking so long, but this guy wouldn't stop giving me money, and all I did was dance." my fav said. "It's okay" I replied half pissed, "I'm glad you made some some money." "Yea, he told me 'your guy is going to leave' "and I told him I'll bet you $20 he doesn't." my fav replied with obvious happiness. "So I got an extra $20 just because you waited for me."
She gave me a great time in the VIP afterwards. I can honestly say, that night it paid me in dividends to have a little patience and see how things played out. I am kind of thinking you should have done the same. But I wasn't there, so really you are the only one who can answer your question.
Guys will try to get dancers attention any way they can. Most dancers I know will engage in short conversations with guys who "stop" them, even when they know I am waiting for them.
The guy who wins with a dancer is often the guy who has the most patience.
You shouldn't, either.
Patience is a good virtue to possess, especially when the "prize" is well worth waiting for. The impatient?? Well...
Poor customer service is poor customer service, no matter the setting.
In principle I think that you handled this correctly. My only comment is that your final exchange with her might have come off as a bit whiney, which is something that I try to avoid when I am training my dancers. I also would have given her the $26 if I had already committed to it, but I would have responded to her "Don't go" plea a little differently.
I would have simply said to her, "It's ok honey, you're obviously busy now, another time perhaps" with a smile and a wink. Now I also would have had my wad casually in my hand when I peeled off the $26 for her, so between the two the message would have been made loud and clear without me coming across as needy. Then, in a quiet and kind voice, while still smiling, I would have ended it with "But thank you for everything and have a great night."
Then I would have strolled on out like I owned the joint.
He said, "...she order some dinner to be delivered." I thought he meant from an outside source and not to be "delivered" from a onsite kitchen.
I presume you don't eat Club food. It is typically expensive.