What is your strategy for driving down the cost of the tip?
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Maybe, there are guys that can afford $350 on a regular basis, but I simply can not afford, so I aim to always lower the price. What is your strategy for lowering the price of the tip. Another way to think about this, if these girls were in the real world, they would earn no more than $8 - $9/hour. Why pay $350/hour. What is your strategy for lowering the tip?
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Regardless, you should view dancers as salespeople working on commission. Remember that some of the costs to you go to the club, so it isn't $350 an hour for them. Since it is essentially a sales job where the girls work on commission the question you need to ask yourself is "was what I got from her worth what I paid for it?" If yes, then there is no problem. Just pay and don't be a cheapskate. If no, don't offer as much and see what you can get for the amount you offer. What you can get may or may not be "nothing" but that is really up to you. Seems pretty simple to me.
Ditto JohnSmith69's comment.
SC, in my area those prices are rare and certainly for less than 30 minutes, less competition here.
Don't understand OP's point/question, whatever.
GMD sits down, shuts up and resolves never to complain again about his iniquitous little corner of flyover country.
I suggest figuring out how much you're willing to spend, before going, and then milk it for what it's worth. The price tag (amount spent) should match the service. If you feel your end result is worth what you spent, then cool. If not, make adjustments accordingly. It's really not that hard to figure out.
I tell you what... For the money you spent the first time around ($350 - $400), there's no way I'd be staying in the club. Those are "Take Out" prices (Fuck that - "Delivery") and I would expect front door service with that too!