How do you tell your regular your not interested that night?
bman77
Maryland
I've been getting dances pretty regularly from the same girl at a club I frequent. It's gotten to the point she stops by to see me almost right away. I like her dances quite a bit and enjoy her company but would like to try some of the other gals without pissing her off. I also prefer to keep going to this club. Have read a few reviews about drama developing and hope to try and avoid that... how do you guys handle these situations?
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You could tell her you want to get dances from other dancers on this visit but I *personally* don’ t like to say that b/c often times they may then bring their dancer buddy so you can spend $$$ on her buddy if she can’t make it off of you. I personally don’t like dancers being picked out for me or brought to me b/c it puts me in the awkward situation of having to say no to the dancer being brought to me if I don’t like her – I prefer to pick out my own dancers.
We should not feel obliged to always spend on dancers we know. For the most part they don’t give a shit about us and often times they will approach us as we are there long lost love – but they just want our $$$. Most of them have a man they fuck for free and buy dinner and clothes for w/ our $$$. So don’t feel any allegiance to them b/c they don’t feel any towards you. If you didn’t have any $$$ or told them you didn’t have any $$$ - I’m pretty sure they/she would leave you alone.
Just kidding of course :)
The strip club owner came over to me recently, and said that as a customer, we are always given deference to do what we want. No dancer owns you, and green rules the day. Even though her feelings may be hurt, you've got to do what's best for you.
Usually if I were to approach a customer for a sale and I found that if they say "I'm just going to spread out my money a bit," I understand since they want to try the different variety.
What you could do is buy one from her and then tell her that you'll be spreading the money a bit that night, go make your money, and come back to see me later on.
It's tough because if you say something to her like "I don't have money today" but then she sees you getting dances or paying attention to another girl, she will most likely get mad. But usually the more experienced dancers know that guys often come in to clubs to see the different girls so she might understand. Hopefully.
That's usually what the guys who like to try different girls say. They'll buy one dance from their favorite and the girl is usually alright since she got a bit of money from the customer and that he was up front with her about him wanting to spread his money.
Every single dancer is different, and they change every time they blink. What works right now will get you hurt later tonight. Be careful, hope she goes along, but be prepared for her being your ex regular!
Anyway, my response if I want to try some different dancers is always, "thanks, but I want to try some of the other dancers". Honesty is always my policy. Either that or, "hey, what's her name?" as I point to another dancer. Sometimes that will work to my benefit, and the dancer will say "Oh, her? Want me to call her over?"
Though its guaranteed you'll hurt someone's feelings no matter what you say or do sometimes, but not much you can do about that. Often I've found that if you're the least bit dishonest, the dancers are really good at ferreting out the truth and catching you in a lie, so it's just not worth it. "Yeah, but last time you said..." or whatever....
I think it's respectful to be honest with the dancers. Just like we hate strippers who feed us a line of BS, I think it's wrong to give them a line of crap too.
With one exception...
when they start asking serious questions about me and my work and are you married and all this, all bets are off. None of their business, and the last thing I want to do in a club is get all serious and discuss my private life. So dishonesty is my policy in that case.
I didn't plan to stay there all night so I didn't want to pass up getting a two for dance from one of the hottest girls in the club. Although the girl I said maybe later to might be one of those as well. I'm not sure why a bunch of hot girls seem to gang up on you one night and then mostly ignore you on other nights.
One of two dancers whom had not danced for me before told me now that she has danced for me, this could be the start of something. She said she had been working on me. I guess dancers like to talk a bunch of crap sometimes. It will probably mean I'll be asked for dances more often. I wouldn't mind if the real hot girl asked to dance for me again though.
1. 90% of the time: write it off as part of doing business. Spend some dough so she's ok for the evening, then tell her you need a break.
2. 5% of the time: she still comes back for more. Time to move on. Few clubs are worth the hassle dealing with overly clingy strippers.
3. 5%: be firm and show your business side. Last resort though cause there's no upshot to showing a stripper who's boss.
It’s not hard to get a dancer to dance and hang w/ you all night if you are paying her – that is what they want.
I'd love to be sitting there watching you say that.
Now that sounds like something that is very cool and very funny, and I'll probably steal it from you and use it in the future...except I can't really figure out what it means...could you explain for us morons? Thanks.