Why So Much Talk About Whales?
farmerart
Is it jealousy? Is it anger? Is it envy? Is it insecurity? Is it class warfare?
Whatever the reason, I find all this blather about whales to be more boring than all the OTC or 'Does She Like Me?' threads. It is a fact of life in any capitalist country that income distribution is unequal. If you want more income, do something about it. There is no 11th commandment that states: 'Thou shalt be poor forever.'
So, just deal with it. Quit all this whining.
Whatever the reason, I find all this blather about whales to be more boring than all the OTC or 'Does She Like Me?' threads. It is a fact of life in any capitalist country that income distribution is unequal. If you want more income, do something about it. There is no 11th commandment that states: 'Thou shalt be poor forever.'
So, just deal with it. Quit all this whining.
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But to answer your question, I'm guessing jealousy and ego. It will always hurt when a girl walks off of your arm to grab another, even if you realize it's business. It hasn't happened to me yet, but I'm guessing that's how is feel about it.
Good for you being in the position you're in, and good for me for improving my situation beyond what it used to be.
From sime of the prices I see people claiming on here It makes me wonder what they consider a whale. Some wont pay over $200 for service. Thats extremely low in my book. I wont pay under 500 does that make me a whale in their book?
I dont know, all I know is the guy paying under 200 and the guy paying over 500 are both getting the same service. Its the quality that might differ, which is where the jealousy rears its head.
Personally I bear neither ill will and just consider it a reality of the club scene from time to time nothing more or nothing less. I do find the phenomena interesting though and having just witnessed a "C" grade personality like Pauly Shore in a club a couple days ago pull it off it is kinda top of mind right now.
Personally, I like whales. They make going to work awesome. The annoying people are the ones that tell me that they'll give me $50 for a BJ in VIP. The really pushy ones, that even when I say I don't do extras insist that I'm just trying to raise the price. I like to politely tell those people that I will gladly pay someone $50 to kick them in the dick.
Some strippers might be dumb but they're not stupid.
Bravo! Well said Che. I learned that a long time ago about strip club customers and it has made my clubbing a happier experience.
If I have $2k to spend, I'd rather take a flight to Tijuana and fuck several beautiful latin women (probably more than several), booze up for a few nights, and smoke some nice weed.
Some people spend $2k in one night just being a whale in a strip club.
I think I know what I prefer. .
Any of those reasons &/or all of them. If you can't stand the HEAT, get out of the kitchen.
You never know what a dancer might be thinking. I might think I don't have much but if you blurt out something about how much is in one of your retirement accounts, dancers might think you are rich when you're thinking you are only about 20% there where you need to be before retirement. Young dancers don't usually seem to think about the kind of money they will need for retirement, especially if social security and Medicare are cut way back in twenty to thirty years or so when many young people will be looking towards retirement. Considering a large percentage of Americans have saved very little money for retirement, it doesn't take much to impress some dancers. Of course every once in a while you can run into a dancer looking for tips on stocks.
All of the above. The nice thing about being a whale though, is that you get to ignore the non-whales without any adverse consequences at all...
Also, sometimes the time regulars or Whales get isn't solely the money. It's the way the dancer feels treated.
In one small club that I used to frequent, I was a good catch on most nights for my favorites and would often have one of them sitting with me for hours. But when William (not his real name) visited the club, all bets were off. William was a local artist who hit it big and liked to spend accordingly. He used Benjamins for stage tips and spent easily $1,500+ plus on any dancer who caught his fancy. Needless to say, the girls focused upon him when he came in.
Now whining about this is absurd - it is what it is and anyone who clubs regularly just needs to learn to live with it. But there is nothing wrong with talking about it.