Don't fall asleep in the Champagne Room
glen_livet
Frequently when I make small talk with a dancer, I ask about their experiences working at other nearby clubs.
Recently a dancer told me this story when I asked why she had switched from Club X to Club Y:
Club X is somewhat infamous for its very expensive (but very private) Champagne Rooms. The cost of a room is $400 for an hour plus mandatory bottle service which can run around $300. Sometimes the dancer and the customer might agree to an additional tip.
My dancer said that one evening at Club X, a free-spending client took her to a champagne room for an hour. When the time was up, he decided pay for a second hour. At the end of that time, he was quite drunk and paid for a third hour. Shortly thereafter, due to all the drinking and merry-making, the customer fell fast asleep. My dancer could not rouse him and called the manager. The manager instructed her to stay with the customer and keep the clock running until he woke up. By this time, the customer had already run up a tab of almost $3000. The dancer felt that it was dishonest to charge the man any further when he was not in a condition to agree to it. She insisted that they should call a cab to take the man home. The dancer and the manager argued for a while until the customer woke up, settled his tab and left. After this encounter, the dancer said that the management of Club X was hostile towards her, and eventually she quit and moved to Club Y. She said that the money at Club Y was not quite as good as Club X, but the working atmosphere was better.
I'm sure that some contributors here would be shocked that a stripper would have any ethical qualms about milking a sleeping PL for all they could get. I actually joked with her that she had passed up easy money and we laughed over the idea of starting a "Cuddle Club" where men could pay to curl up and sleep next to hot women.
My dancer was very beautiful and fun to talk to. I wouldn't mind spend a few quiet hours with her, but I'm not farmerart and my budget does not quite reach $16/minute.
Recently a dancer told me this story when I asked why she had switched from Club X to Club Y:
Club X is somewhat infamous for its very expensive (but very private) Champagne Rooms. The cost of a room is $400 for an hour plus mandatory bottle service which can run around $300. Sometimes the dancer and the customer might agree to an additional tip.
My dancer said that one evening at Club X, a free-spending client took her to a champagne room for an hour. When the time was up, he decided pay for a second hour. At the end of that time, he was quite drunk and paid for a third hour. Shortly thereafter, due to all the drinking and merry-making, the customer fell fast asleep. My dancer could not rouse him and called the manager. The manager instructed her to stay with the customer and keep the clock running until he woke up. By this time, the customer had already run up a tab of almost $3000. The dancer felt that it was dishonest to charge the man any further when he was not in a condition to agree to it. She insisted that they should call a cab to take the man home. The dancer and the manager argued for a while until the customer woke up, settled his tab and left. After this encounter, the dancer said that the management of Club X was hostile towards her, and eventually she quit and moved to Club Y. She said that the money at Club Y was not quite as good as Club X, but the working atmosphere was better.
I'm sure that some contributors here would be shocked that a stripper would have any ethical qualms about milking a sleeping PL for all they could get. I actually joked with her that she had passed up easy money and we laughed over the idea of starting a "Cuddle Club" where men could pay to curl up and sleep next to hot women.
My dancer was very beautiful and fun to talk to. I wouldn't mind spend a few quiet hours with her, but I'm not farmerart and my budget does not quite reach $16/minute.
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last commentOnly one dancer did I ever get the heebie jeebies from. That one... she was not bad or troubled or angry. She was evil. I don't know how to describe it. I knew she was empty and she was dangerous. She was a different bottle of whiskey that one.
Does it sound like SS designed to show you how honest she is? Kind of.
A lot of dancers have a distorted sense of ethics when it comes to drunken customers and money for dances. And that's not based on my observations, that's based on what I've heard them say.
I am NOT in that group of people.
I question the intelligence and sense of anyone who isn't on a similar page.
I did not fall asleep.
Maybe he met one of the 2%? Just go onto the pink site sometime and read their discussions of ethical questions. (And for further amusement pickup a textbook on sociopathy and see if can match the stripper's rationalizations to what's in the textbook.)
OTOH, I think it is the same superego dysfunction that allows them to not have a problem with whoring for money, although the converse does not seem to apply: brothel workers seem much more honest than strippers. I think that is partly due to culture/management and partly inante "personality" differences.
@glen_livet - where do I sign up?