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DBJP101

Let me preface my post by saying I have a 'minimum standard' screening policy before spending money on a dancer:
1. If the dancer's introduction is 'wanna dance?' politely say 'no, thanks'.
2. She has to be aesthetically pleasing (at least above average). I've never gone below a 6.
3. She has to show some type of interest in her work.

The above being mentioned, I've recently become fatigued of the club scene. Perhaps it was a just a dry spell, or the sheer repetition of lackluster performances. I kept hearing the same lines (the usual hustling bullshit), and getting the same mediocre results.

However, much to my surprise, my luck was about to change. I decided to post up at the bar, and initially decided to keep a low profile while getting a good look at the field.

After about 10 minutes, a slightly above average dancer approached me. It wasn't that she was ugly, just not really my type. I wasn't really interested in a dance, but she soon wrapped my arms around her, and we began chatting for a good 20 minutes. We get a chair in the back of the balcony, and she cuddles herself into my lap. I lost track of time, but eventually dances ensued. The night ended up being one of my best visits in a while. I truly enjoyed my time, and left very happy and satisfied.

Now I know how basic supply and demand works. The best looking dancers can easily find patrons regardless of the effort the put forth, while the lower end of the spectrum has to really put in effort in order to stand out.

Do many of you choose the lower dancer with better skills if the better looking dancers are bland?