Too many favorites in one place, what to do?
elrod
I frequent a large club on monthly out of town business trips. I've developed 3-5 "favorites" that I look for when I'm in town. It's getting difficult to juggle all of them at the same time, I'll be enjoying company of one and another will become annoyed.
It's gotten to the point where I've considered starting over at a club of lesser quality down the street.
Anyone run into this problem? I'm open and honest about my "variety is the spice of life" but it is impacting my ability to enjoy myself.
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I thought "Litter-ature" was pretty creative...
And I generally define a typo as an unintentional mispelling where one's finger accidentally hits the wrong key....since you typed "favourites" the same way 3 times, I assumed you meant to spell it that way. Thought maybe you were from England.
Anyway, I generally read your posts, even the insanely long ones...I pick up nuggets here and there. You are definately one of my favourite posters, maybe the saviour of the board, even if you sometimes have bad behaviour...
I am just here to tell the truth, however, and, incidentally, have pointed out RLs weaknesses in other threads.
I neither seek nor shy away from confrontation. This is unlike many of the other posters here (!!!FONDL!!!) who I suspect are very confrontation avoidant in real life which, doubtlessly, is a big contributing factor to their lack of success with women they don't have to pay for.
I am just here to tell the truth: if that ruffles some feathers along the way then so be it. As I've said many times I have discussed my opinions on the culture quite extensively with SC employees and they think I am on the mark. Hence, if the dupes here are upset, it's too bad for them.
I don't go to SCs much anymore. If I do it's mostly to gossip with friends about the latest developments and see how the culture is evolving.
mailman: when all else fails and you can't think of anything creative to say attack typos. Good one!
"Behaviour" instead of "bahavior"
"Favourites" instead of "Favorites"
Brilliant.
Even if I don't agree with it, I always enjoy a nice piece of literature, or should I say, "Litter-ature"..
I, for one, go to the SC to relax...not conduct experiments.
before he has to check into the retirement home?
Place yer bets folks!
It's nice to see a female posting on here again and not getting ticked off by davids and RL's hateful messages. Welcome to the discussion board TropicalH2O.
By all means try and become friends with her by being respectful and what not.
(Note that this exceptional class of strippers accounts for exactly 0.5% of all strippers. )
You idea of treating others with respect in order to become friends is a good one in general, but applicable in strip clubs due to the type of people you are dealing with.
I do not rip people off or play games. I've had one really slow shift in 6 years and was surprised, but didn't get upset and came back the next day and walked with $1040, after tipping out more than $300. I don't have enhanced breasts, am not the youngest or the best dancer. I always treat people well and introduce myself to those who look interested in me; I don't ask for a dance unless I feel like the person wants my company. I am friendly to everyone (dancers, managers, customers, waitresses, DJs and cooks). I can tell from the way a person looks at me or verbally responds, if they like me. I love talking with people and dancing. Dancing is like a vacation from my scholastic life. The LD is a fantasy for the customer and for me. I came twice the last time I worked (fringe benefit of good chemistry). I am greatful for my experiences as a dancer and my wonderful friendships.
You get what you give. If you want to play dancers against one another and play games; you will probably never be satisfied and may even feel lonely in the club even though you've got 6 dancers to f*** with. Why not try treating others with respect, without a game agenda and see if friendships develop?
A couple of "givens" before I begin:
1) I assume your objective with strippers is to get the best possible dances for your money
2) I assume that you are an SC regular
Given this, the WSCR (wise strip club regular), can use a strategy based on "variable reinforcement" to increase the quality of his lap dances. "Variable reinforcement" involves randomly rewarding people for their behaviour. Although it is most useful in dog training and in getting people hooked to gambling and other addictive behaviour, it can be used with good results in other areas of life.
Now before we get into the details, let's consider a couple of questions:
1) Is "variable reinforcement" manipulative? Most certainly.
2) Should you have any ethical qualms because of this? Although ethics is, to some degree, subjective, you most likely should not. The reason for this is that nearly all strippers do not respect normal standards of ethics, and hence it is best to manipulate them before they do the same to you.
With that out of the way, onto the specifics:
1) make sure that you have about half a dozen favourites at the clubs you attend
2) make sure you get your favourites schedules (note that for most strippers these are only rough guides)
3) make sure you get your favourites phone numbers, but, and this is very important, NEVER call them. If they pester you about it repeatedly or suggest that you might have thrown it away, then either show them that it is in your cell or remember a few digits of it for them the next time you see them. Never ever call them though.
Now that you know their schedules used it in a couple of unexpected ways:
a) use it mostly to determine what nights to go in when they are NOT (yes that's right NOT) working: if you got a "dance" from one stripper recently make them miss your business, in general. But, on the other hand, sometimes do totally unexpected thing like come in two nights in a row for "dances". The important point is to not do this in any predictable pattern or based on what the stripper does. Let her try and find reasons when there are none.
b) use knowledge of dancers schedules to determine nights when multiple favourites are working. Pick one at random to get a dance from (there are exceptions to this: if one is misbehaving just ignore her until her behaviour improves).
Your conversations with strippers are very important while employing these tactis: Two strategies are good:
a) don't talk at all, or
b) if you have it, apply the charm you would to normal women (if you go to SCs b/c you a PL who can't get dates OTC then silence will probably work best until you work out your PL issues).
In your conversations it is very important to refer to your "regulars" as "friends" and to refer to getting lap dances from them as "hanging out" or "talking".
Also if you randomly determined not to get a dance from a particular stripper one night: talk quite openly about wanting to "hang out" or "talk" with another "friends" that night. Kept it clear, however, that you will still get "dances" from the one you are dissing that night in the future, however. It is also good to talk about the traits you like in your other favourites, "Oh, actually I came mostly, just to see X tonight. Isn't she cool? She has such a great sense of humor, blah, blah, blah..."
If strippers ever start acting like babies "you like her more than me" or whatever then just joke about them insecuring, or exageerate how much you like the others and what she most do to catch. The important thing here is to have a friggin' sense of humor about it.
So to summarize the strategy, the important points are to make strippers compete for your business; randomly reward them such that they'll try and think of ways to win more of your business but such that they won't be able to since they cannot control the outcome of random events; use your charming personality or silence to enjoy (or be intrigued by) the time they spend with you.
Oh, and a final note: Although this strategy's objective is not to get dates with strippers, do not be surprised if you start getting the feeling or they start hinting pretty explicity that they would like to date you. Once you reach that point you need to make a decision:
a) If you do want to date the stripper, first make it clear that you like them but are breaking off the business relation. Then ask her out. *No matter what her answer to being asked out is *never, ever* buy dances from her again*
b) If you do not want to date the stripper then either ignore the subject of dating altogether or if you don't mind possibly being a big deceptive drop humourous hints about the two of you dating but never follow up on it.
In a future post I will explain how "playing strippers off against each other" can be used by non-regulars as well.
Good luck and have fun!
Your friend,
David S.