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You Get What You Pay For

SlickSpic

Growing up, my mom use to tell me, "You get what you pay for". I've found this saying to be true, most of the time. You can save money and time but at what cost? If the product or service is of an inferior nature, you never ended up saving anything.
Let me use tools as an example. You'll initially spend more money purchasing Klein or Snap On as opposed to Harbor Freight or Craftsman. Yet the quality and design of the former make themselves evident.
On to dancers. I've read many posts and reviews were, in my opinion, theses pl's seemed like cheap ass, tightwads. I'm all for getting the best deal that I can get and getting my money's worth down to the penny. But sometimes, you gotta spend a little. Whether it's getting extras in the VIP or trying to get with the hottest chick in the club, you're gonna spend more than usual. You can haggle and bargain but that often affects the performance that you're paying for in the first place.
What made me write this down was a conversation that I overheard at an sc recently. These two pl's kept complaining about all the prices, the girls, that they deserve better and more, that the girls should be lucky that they(two pl's) were there, on and on. IMO, I was in disagreement with them. I felt that the quality of dancers and dances were well worth the exchange at hand. When I go to the sc, I want to have the most enjoyable time possible. I like hot chicks. I don't want to deal with the Bubba Gump Bottom Feeders. A $20 bj from a chicken head ain't the same as high class ass. Some might agree with me, some might disagree with me.