What's the Greatest Criticism You've Actually Told a Dancer to Fer Face?
Club_Goer_Seattle
Seattle, Washington
Sharkhunter's recent thread, "Things you thought about saying to strippers but decided not to," inspired me to post this one. It's the opposite of shark's:
A dancer kept pestering me for more and more money, while negotiating for a lap dance. I finally said to her: "You really don't have the right temperament to work in this industry." She quietly turned around and walked away. No sale. That was most pungent remark I ever made directly to a dancer.
A dancer kept pestering me for more and more money, while negotiating for a lap dance. I finally said to her: "You really don't have the right temperament to work in this industry." She quietly turned around and walked away. No sale. That was most pungent remark I ever made directly to a dancer.
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She then threatened to get my group thrown out, but instead she simply left us alone. Mission accomplished. Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will only...
I do remember one dancer said my comment was to her was pretty mild compared to the last group of guys. They said something like "we don't want any stinking dances so move your fat ass out of here" She said all she asked was to sit at their table.
I told her when she asked the same thing "I don't want any dances." She was saying she didn't ask. I invited her to sit. She wasn't fat.
A bitch of a rude dancer or just a bitch was going around upsetting everyone including me before she came along. I did not buy any dances for the next hour or two.
I've said that myself several times.
There were a couple dancers I met where I ended up telling them they had poor lap dance technique. One of them told me it was her first night and perhaps it really was her first night, but the next time I saw her there, she was light years better.
I laughed when I was asked if I wanted a dance. I've been accused of being too nice. Maybe I need to take some notes here
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