Older guys pay more
JohnSmith69
layin low but staying high
The other night was the first time I have experienced a similar tendency in strip clubs. I'm sitting at the tip rail giving $1 to girls that don't interest me or make no effort, and several dollars to the girls I want to get to know better. A milf dancer comes up who doesn't interest me in the slightest, and I eventually tip her one dollar. She keeps doing her thing in front of me, so eventually I give her a second dollar for the extra effort. I show no interest in her and give her no encouragement whatsoever beyond the reluctant second dollar. An experienced dancer like her should clearly understand it was time to move on and be grateful for the extra dollar. Instead, she keeps going, and motions for me to give her money for the third time. I politely declined, but she refuses to move on. Instead, she starts ranting and raving on stage about how I must have more money since I'm an older guy and I'm being cheap. There's a long line of 20-year-olds before me who gave her one dollar each, but now she has a fit over my tipping when I gave double what they did. She demands to know how old I am, and keeps calling me a cheap asshole. This is a great club, and I've never seen anything like this before from the girls there, but what a bitch. Anybody else ever had an experience where you are expected or required to pay more just because you're not a young guy in your 20s?
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I started SCing regularly at age 30 (currently 44); and depending on the club (usually the more upscale ones) I sometimes noticed dancers walking right past me to the table with the older 50-something guy.
I've also experienced that the more shrewd dancers know that the older customers are likely to be the better spending customers, but I don't feel I've ever been overcharged because of my age.
On one hand the dancers probably know that's who they can make some serious cash from. Therefore, you would think these would be the type of customers they'd cling to/approach more often.
But on the other hand it's probably a lot more difficult to interact with someone decades older than them. Very unlikely you'll have much (if anything) in common.
A bit off topic - but here it goes. When I was in grad school, some big chief financial guys from a well-known orthopedics company came to speak to our financial accounting class. They made it no secret that they have a tiered pricing structure for the replacement knees, hips, etc...
The US and Japan paid the most. Let's say about $25,000 for a knee.
Next were the Western Europeans...France and England paid like $18,000
Next were less developed countries like Mexico and Brazil and they paid $12,000
Cheapest on the list were poor developing nations in Africa at about $6000
Where is the "fairness" in this? I guess only if you're socialist.
But it pretty much proves your point that white guys pay more.
Sure, we've all seen "creepy old guys" in a strip club, but of course, that doesn't apply to the more, shall we say, mature TUSCL members who post here, who we all know are in fact "cool" old guys, you know, like the guys in the Viagra or "Most Interesting Man in the World" commercials.
"or I overhear the dancers making fun of them. Doesn't seem to happen to us younger guys"
You should hear what the dancers say to us "old" guys about you "broke-ass, knucklehead" young guys in the club, lol
"Must suck to be old."
Yeah, sometimes. When you're in the club and a 20-something hottie is cuddled up to you, not so much ;)
As it happens, most of the dancers I interact with are roughly the same age as my kids/nieces/nephews, so I have a knowledge base to relate to. I talk to dancers about the same subjects - music, tv shows, movies, books, sports, restaurants, college, etc.
As a middle-age cat, they complain to me about young & old.
I learned my lesson years ago. Getting drunk with naked women around usually costs a whole lot of $'s, then you remember none of it. I stay sober now. :)
I've found it better to know a little about everything then to know a lot about very few things. Works even in the club environment.
Clingy? Moi? :)