How do you like to pay for VIP?
shadowcat
Atlanta suburb
1) By the song. You pay a flat fee to the house and then pay the dancer for each song. In this type of set up. it seems to me that the dancer can hold back to keep you buying more songs. Now if you are like lapdanceking and can bust a nut in one or two songs just from grinding this might be the way to go. But it could get expense if you have had a lot to drink, etc and take a long time to cum.
2) By time. You pay a flat fee to house and to the dancer for a set amount of time. 15, 30, 60 minutes. In this set up the dancer may be in a rush to get you off so that she can return to the floor and started working on her next customer. Now if you can hold off busting a nut until the last minute, this is might be the best way to go.
I prefer type 2 because I like a lot of foreplay and don't normally get off quick. Now if a dancer tries to rush me, it turns me off and then it will take her the allotted time to get me off if at all. This of course works best with favorite dancers who know what you like.
Which way do you prefer to go?
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Sometimes though the VIP cost is so expensive, it's cheaper to just do dances.
So let's see, that's a slightly higher "per minute" rate than if she was getting a VIP, but she's freed up in half the time. Not bad. She gets $60 for 10 minutes, vs. $150 for 30 minutes with a VIP.
Guys who do VIP's must be cheapskates.
I prefer VIP by time, about 30 minutes.
I realize this can be expensive if not done in that time.
@SYNN 250 for 20min = 750 hour
@Paradise 300 for 30 min = 600 hour
@DeJa Vu 150 for 30 min = 300 hour
In my last review @ DeJaVu I was able to spend only 100 on the timer had extras. with a favorite. Because I have already spend on two VIP without finishing.
I still prefer 30 min. I don't know how much time I got for 100.
Buying multi-songs such as half hours or 3 for 2 makes sense because even the most popular dancer is going to waste at least one song, most likely two, between finishing one customer and starting another.
So let's say songs are 3 minutes and dances are ten bucks. Dancer A sells single dances and takes an average of two songs between each to find and sell the next dance. In three hours she has sold $200 in dances. Dancer B sells 3 for $20 and also needs two songs to line up another customer In three hours she has sold $300 in dances.
Wait, I think that may be a memory of what happened when I saw a hippy chick dancing in the rain at an outdoor Skynyrd concert. I prolly smoked much weed I guess...
Lap Dance king is the main advocate of messing his pants. I prefer another place or two.