Do you often meet dancers that seem to come from an alternate reality?
sharkhunter
Example 1. I meet a dancer last night who says "I haven't seen you in a long time. Where have you been?
I've been visiting the same club, same time for the last few weeks. I didn't bother to answer.
She must have been working different days if she was still working at the same club.
Exampe 2. A dancer hugs me and says she hasn't seen me in two years. Next week she sees me again and says again she hasn't seen me in two years.
Talk about forgetful.
However with alcohol possibly involved, lots of noise, flashing lights, a massive crowd and people stopping and talking to you left and right, I understand how it would be easy to forget you just talked to someone or maybe I look like someone else. If a dancer was drinking, that might explain why she is forgetful.
What do you think? Dancers have trouble remembering?
I've been visiting the same club, same time for the last few weeks. I didn't bother to answer.
She must have been working different days if she was still working at the same club.
Exampe 2. A dancer hugs me and says she hasn't seen me in two years. Next week she sees me again and says again she hasn't seen me in two years.
Talk about forgetful.
However with alcohol possibly involved, lots of noise, flashing lights, a massive crowd and people stopping and talking to you left and right, I understand how it would be easy to forget you just talked to someone or maybe I look like someone else. If a dancer was drinking, that might explain why she is forgetful.
What do you think? Dancers have trouble remembering?
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A common one around here seems to be "We've met before! No, I remember! You bough a bunch of dances from me!"
Why they come up with these particular lines is quite a mystery to me. Not sure what the reasoning is on why they expect them to work. Is the customer supposed to be thinking "Hmmm... I don't remember getting dances from her, but she seems confident, so I guess I did. And I also note she is using 'dances' in the plural not singular, so it must have been more than one, so it must have been good else I would have stopped at one. Okay. I'll buy some more from her here."
Obviously, drugs would be the first conclusion.
Up until the 1960's, people with mental illness were housed in asylums and state mental hospitals, then policy changed and they were left to fend for themselves. Most end up homeless but I suppose if you're young and pretty, stripping could work out.
I tried to tell her the reason I never called is because this never happened but she was so confident I let it go after a bit. I didn't kick her to the curb because she was hot and very touchy feely at the bar. Wound up fucking her later. We never did exchange numbers.
Her strategy worked though. Even though I knew she was lying to me she was also implying good times come to guys that spend time with her. rawr!
No.
Plus - unless they are extremely stupid or doped up – women tend to have excellent memories.
You can also play this to your advantage...tell them "oh yeah, I remember you, you gave me that great BBBJ for $60! You were great" see where that goes?