I go up to the stage to tip a fav. She gives me a hug and asks if I can do her a favor. I say sure. She slips something into my hand, and says, "Can you throw that away for me?" I take a quick glance and see it's a scrap of paper with a guy's name (might have been "Doug") and phone number. Oh, well...
It could be worse. When I read " She slips something into my hand, and says, "Can you throw that away for me?" ", I thought it was going to be a used condom.
I saw just the opposite happen once. At the former Rick's in Seattle, as I was leaving the club one afternoon. I noticed a beverage coaster (a frequently used item for writing phone numbers) torn into three pieces on the parking lot pavenment just where the driver side door would have been, had a car been parked there. I picked up the pieces to see what was on them. It was the name and phone number of one of the really nasty dancers in the club. Obviously, she had given a customer her phone number. Not only did he not want it, but he didn't even want it going home with him!
I hate the "Can you do me a favor" question. I never respond with sure but with a "what is it". Don't commit to something before you know what it is. Then you've already lost your bargaining power (aka chance to lie) to get out of it.
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Don't sweat it. Guys give my fav their number all the time. It is how dancers stay employed when you can't be there.
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"@govikings- yes, alot of customers give me their numbers. I usually respond by saying "What would you like me to do with this?"
Stiletto25 did any customer ever respond to your question by saying "Please call me sometime"?
I hate the "Can you do me a favor" question. I never respond with sure but with a "what is it". Don't commit to something before you know what it is. Then you've already lost your bargaining power (aka chance to lie) to get out of it.