In general, when you are with a dancer that say's I'll be right back, how long will you wait until you entertain the sexy graces of a different dancer? I know the question has too many unknowns to answer succinctly.
I like to party with the honey's. They often leave, come back leave again etc... Once gone, I know there is only 50/50 chance at best the honey will ever return promptly.
So for me, the second the dancer leaves, I am open talking to other dancers. Often, a dancer will return after her smoke break to find me discussing what type of shot we should order with a dancer that approached while first dancer was gone. Sometimes this is awkward.
With some exception, I do this with favs too. Fuck it, if they like my company, they'll ensure I'll stick with only them. Otherwise I consider it an open field.


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Q: How does a stripper say goodbye? A: "I'll be right back."
I hate it when you've already told a dancer twice that you didn't want any dances yet she still insists that she'll be back to see if I changed my mind. Nope, ain't gonna happen.
I wait until I don't feel like waiting any longer. It depends on who the dancer is, my mood and who else is there. If a favorite says it, I know they'll be back in 20 minutes or less. If its not a favorite I just hear them saying see you some other time.
20 to 30 minutes if I'm in a good mood. Less if there is a much better opportunity available in club or elsewhere.
Ski bum, I feel your sentiment.
It's all based on how it feels at the moment and who it is. If it's someone I just met for the first time ever, it's probably until the next dancer comes along, but I will wait for a favorite longer. But how long is too long? I'd have to be in one to know that.
My experience is Stripper says I'll be right back, when she sees somebody in the club that will spend more money on her.
About two seconds unless there is some good reason to wait longer. Like she's going to get a cocktail napkin to write her number on.
If I want to spend more time w/ her; I’ll wait about 15 mins. max.
If I don’t want to spend more time w/ her and want to play the field; I won’t wait and if someone approaches me I’m interested in then it’s game on.
If the dancer does want to be w/ me for w/e reason; she should not make me wait more than 15 mins for her and expect me to just sit on my hands.
I have been told by a dancer “I’ll be right back†and then I’ll see them w/ some other dude for w/e reason (a regular that just came in; etc.).
If I want to spend more time w/ her; I’ll wait about 15 mins. max.
If I don’t want to spend more time w/ her and want to play the field; I won’t wait and if someone approaches me I’m interested in then it’s game on.
If the dancer does want to be w/ me for w/e reason; she should not make me wait more than 15 mins for her and expect me to just sit on my hands.
I have been told by a dancer “I’ll be right back†and then I’ll see them w/ some other dude for w/e reason (a regular that just came in; etc.).
If she's a fave, I have complete confidence that she'll be back, usually right after her stage set. If she's an unknown, I will wait three songs max, then I'm a free agent.
If it's someone from whom I'm confident that it really means "I'll be right back," I'll wait some period of time that depends on a variety of factors. If I think it means "See ya later, loser," I'll throw my line back in right then and there.
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