Have you ever visited a new club and felt like a piece of meat all the dancers w
It hasn't happened to me in a while but if you stay longer than a couple of hours, I remember it can get frustrating to have a regular train of dancers asking for dances or whatever when you just want to watch the girls on stage.What do you do?
1. Move to the stage to limit the number of dancers trying to sit with you?
2. Try to find another seat where you think dancers won't bother you as much?
3. Just sit there and endure over a hundred dancers asking for dances?
4. Talk to one of the dancer's and buy her a drink or get dances to take a break from the train?
I've done all of the above on different occassions. What have you done or does this not happen?
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I had this happen today in a new club I am going to. Took one dance with three of them. Another came up "your boring if you don't take dances." I told her "well I will be taking this girl to VIP, why don't you tell her."
It seems I am pestered the most when I am Actually WAITING for a dancer.
BTW shark, I don't think #2 would ever work, or maybe it just wouldn't in my scenario.
I've had this happen elsewhere, but it always seems like it only happens in clubs with few dancers. This never happens to me in big clubs with a large number of dancers.
It also happened to me at The Masters in Myrtle Beach a couple of years ago. I arrived early in the evening when it wasn't that crowded but there must have been over a hundred dancers already there. I think just about everyone asked me between one to three times each in two hours. I was ok with it for two hours but then wanted to just watch the stage show and relax without getting interrupted so much. I saw almost all the tables had large groups of guys at that time and the dancers must have thought I looked a lot more approachable. I did not have any problem last year. I went immediately and sat at the stage. I didn't get rid of every dancer in under 5 seconds either. If a club is packed, Of course there is usually never a problem unless you look like an easy target and sat right next to the path all the dancers take when they walk through the club.
The best solution I found to avoid the situation is to let a dancer sit on your lap or at your table for a while. That is if you think it's going to bother you after a couple of hours. I never even see 100 dancers working at the same time anymore so was just wondering.