As you may have noticed, I enjoy the whole stripper name thing. Once a dancer tells me her name, I pride myself on remembering it the next time I see her. Which is ironic, because in real life I'm terrible with names. I have people who have been my neighbors or co-workers for years and I can't remember their names.
So the other night I'm with this very sexy little Costa Rican mamacita. Get some hot lap dances from her, then take a break when she has to go on stage. After her set and tip walk, we head back for more dances, and these are even hotter. Afterwards she makes a big deal of telling me the days and times she works, and asks if I'll be coming back to see her. I tell her sure, and in truth, I've already mentally filed her name away as a dancer I want to see more of.
She gives me a final hug, and I take advantage of it to get in a little good-bye groping. Then in mid-grope she suddenly whispers in my ear, "What's my name?" Well, of course, I draw a total blank. No friggin' idea. I'm starting to feel kinda bad, because 1) I really did have a good time with her, and 2) I've got her tight little asscheeks in my hands at the moment. At the last second it comes to me, and I whisper her name back to her and hear her contented sigh.
What's my name?
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last commentI think she would have been fine with you calling her anything as long as your money kept going to her.
Just be sure to not call spanish women Pendejos!
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Uh oh. Income gain for one dancer means revenue loss for others... If you're a regular at the club no doubt the new distraction for your money has been noted. How thick is the skin there???
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Very perceptive, CT. Since starting fresh at this club I've tried to "spread the wealth" so no dancer gets too attached (to my wallet, that is). On our second go round she noted that she was the only girl I had taken back twice (guess she was keeping track), so yeah, could be trouble. Ai Papi!
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Well, just remember this palate cleanser: most guys choose to sit away from the rail as a habit. If you get a feeling things are shifting, sit at the rail for one entire rotation of dancers and tip out the singles. Then possibly leave for the day. If they ask what's up, say something like "I don't like the new VIP dance rules." My instinct is behavior & attitude(s) will shift to some degree, most likely to your benefit.
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