How to get scammed
FONDL
(1) Treat the dancers with total disrespect. You know you're better than them, make sure they know it too.
(2) Sit at the stage and make fun of the dancers.
(3) Get a private dance, ignore the rules and grab everything you can. Tell the girl to do something illegal and call her names if she refuses. You know she does it for other guys.
(4) Tell the girls in explicit detail all the obscene things you'd like to do to them.
(5) Flash a roll of bills and brag about how rich you are.
(6) Get really shitfaced.
(7) Tipping - now this is the hard part. Either tipping too much or not tipping at all seem to work equally well. Just be sure you don't tip an appropriate amount.
(8) Insist that at least one of the girls goes out with you. You know they're all whores, so don't take "no" for an answer.
(9) Find a girl who pretends to like your obnoxious behavior and fall in love with her. Take her into the VIP room for a couple of hours. Keep drinking heavily while there.
It's really quite simple, you don't even have to do all of these things, all you have to do is act like a total asshole and you're bound to attract a scam artist. Next time you're in a club, especially late on a Friday or Saturday night, look around and you'll see plenty of young guys acting this way. Just follow their lead.
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Strippers who scam customers are often exploiting the customer's lust. You are also right that they often rationalize it as "well he is only trying to get sex from me so it's ok for me to just try and get money from him but without giving him sex (or as little as possible!)".
Now I'm sure everyone here sees the obvious problems with this "rationalization":
a) Two wrongs don't make a right.
b) Is it really so "bad" for a man to want sex from young and beautiful woman? Is that as bad as lying? (I would agree that if both are being dishonest about their feeling toward each other it's just a matter of "no honor amongst theives".)
Those are two obvious problems with the rationalization:
However, there's another subtler and more surprising problem: as incredible as it may sound, the scam victims often are not that interested in sex!
These victims see some strippers as princesses "trapped" in a terrible world they do not belong in and they see themselves as her saviour. These men are typically middle aged to older men with lots of money. In some sense they are seeking to be her "daddy" and it is this desire the strippers are exploiting. Is wanting to be her "daddy" in the sense of helping her get life together stupid? Probably! It is as unethical as scamming someone desiring to help others? No way!
Maybe some stripper told FONDL that they only try to scam the jerks and FONDL beleived them.
Think about it: who is a con artist going to think is more likely to fall for a scam? A nice, weak, guilible person, or an asshole? With this in mind read FONDL's rules again and then decide for yourself if he knows what he is talking about.