What is your best response you have said to a rude dancer?
crazyjoe
Colorado
Have you ever seen the dancer leaving the stage after her set talking to the one comming up for her set? They are usually talking about you. They are telling the new girl who is tipping, who said something rude, etc. One day i was talking to another dancer i just met that day. She was following the ENTERTAINER in the line up. She was called to stage while we were talking so i followed her to her stage and sat down. The two were talking before the ENTERTAINER left. The dancer i followed to stage later told me that the ENTERTAINER was telling her not to be rude to me or i would never come to her stages again! Lol please share some of your stories
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"Really? You have udders a cow would be jealous of, you make *me* look skinny, and you slam down on my legs so hard they *still* feel like they're broken, and your explanation for my dislike is that I don't like black girls? Whatever helps you sleep at night, sweetheart."
After we went back to our table this same girl approached us just a few minutes later and asked "Ready for another dance?". "Um, not right now", I said. And a few minutes after that she came up to us again and said in exactly the same way "Ready for another dance?" "Uh, we're good right now, thanks.", I said. And I'll be damned if she didn't come up to us a third time. But just as she started to open her mouth I said, in the same exact way she had said it, "Ready for another dance?". My buddy literally fell out of his seat laughing. And I'm just lucky that she didn't have heat vision or I would have been burnt to a crisp. She sure as hell tried. But she did leave us alone for the rest of the night.
I swear, if customers were smarter, there'd be way less of these scams going on and so much more legit contact/grinding going on with dances. Air dances really shouldn't be allowed. How is it a lap dance when they're four feet away from your lap? I can go to a regular night club and STAND behind a hot girl for free and get the same shit.
I remember what some guys said, they said "we don't want any fucking dances so get lost bitch", however she said she merely asked to sit at their table.
A funny response, two dancers double teamed me. I said no thanks to their dance requests and then they wanted money for taking the time to talk to me. Of all the nerve I thought. Anyway just to get rid of them, I offered each a dollar.
One girl took it, the other said she didn't need a single dollar and acted insulted at the tip being low. She gave it back saying I needed it more then she told the other dancer to give back the dollar I gave to her. Bitch I thought. Really stupid too because I moved to a different spot in the club and they asked for dances from me all over again. Kinda of funny the second time they asked. They weren't getting any money from anyone.
Now I don't tolerate nonsense for even a minute, but I don't have to be nasty to shut it down. If some 20-something year old girl starts giving me shit, I just send her away and then forget about her. I never forget that I'm the adult and the one in charge (from both an age and money perspective).
If a grown man is so sensitive that he lets a comment from some young stripper get under his skin, then in my humble opinion he may indeed be the one with the bigger problem.
"Your father did not pull out soon enough". :)
I was in the club waiting for a brand new girl (it was one of the new girl's first days) named Angel. A particularly aggressive hustler named Tori comes by and asks me if I'd like I dance. I tell her I'm waiting for someone -- this was back before I developed my current policy of just saying "no thanks" and not answering any followup questions. Anyway, Tori asks me who I'm waiting for, and I say Angel. She gets an angry look and says, "There's no girl named Angel here", then looks me in the eye and hisses "you're a fucking liar!".
Okay, so what would you have done? Think about it, all you did is tell her you're waiting for someone, and honestly tell her that stripper's name (who was new, which is why the aggressive veteran didn't know her). Who the fuck expects that response?
My response: I laughed out loud. I don't mean internet "lol", I mean, I realized how ridiculous the situation and her reaction were, and started laughing -- out loud, eyes crinkled, mouth wide open, loudly. She looks at me and for a second she's practically apoplectic, then without a word she simply turns around and marches away. Still laughing, I call after her, with a bit of Jerry Seinfeld-like sarcasm in my voice, "No really! She's new! Don't go away mad!" True story, happy ending: that girl NEVER approached me in the club again.
Anyway, that was one of those moments I realized how much stripper shit is just bluff, a low-self-esteem jr-high-school-level of emotional maturity girl, trying to make herself feel better by bullying and counting on the guys just caving.
To this day, I think it was so brilliant that I almost always try to do the same thing -- instead of getting angry or embarrassed, just laugh out loud -- when a girl is getting rude. Sometimes I'm caught so off guard I don't do it, but usually, I can pull it off perfectly. Sometimes the girl just goes away, sometimes it actually de-escalates things.