Have you ever tipped a stripper with anything other than bills?
I'm just curious, has anyone ever tipped a girl with something other than paper bills? If so, what was it?On Friday night I was at my regular club. One girl, Sega, (yes, like the video game company) came around for tips after a dance. I tell her she has a choice. She can either have a boring $1 or a much more interesting penny. She looked at the penny, said, "I'll take the penny." and walked away happy.
Yes, there's more to the story. She collects old currency and it was a mint wheat penny from 1942, worth about $4. I found this out when she previously tried to get me to give her a 1946 silver half dollar I carry around with me as a tip. (As in, she came up to me, picked the coin up and said, "Can I have this?") That coin is worth $10, so, no, she doesn't get that. I also carry around a 1944 silver quarter which she also tried to get me to give her. (again, no.)
That, however, does not change the fact I got a stripper to accept a one penny tip happily.
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Well, I didn't give it strictly as a tip. I always gave her a lot more than the typical $1 during a stage dance. When I went to give that to her, she asked if I had a band aid instead. Told her I'd go get some for her and did just that.
New stripper shoes were the problem. :)
A 1 oz gold Maple Leaf. (This is not as outrageous as it seems. I have been squirreling away gold bullion coins for years. The cost of this coin could have been in the $300-$400 range.)
Flowers from my garden. How pathetic is that?
I have given good stock tips to dancers. If they had the gumption to act on them they would have done very well.
When I get gift cards I don't really want, I'll give them as tips to dancers.
When I travel abroad, I've brought back souveniers for strippers or their kids. They have brought me stuff too.
When dancers come to my house, they have sometimes wanted stuff I was planning to give to Salvation Army. Like a couch in one case.