I thought women enjoyed talking ?
Papi_Chulo
Miami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
From the hallowed annals of stripperweb:
“… Lets talk first
These 3 words piss me off so much! When I go up to a guy I said hi, hows it going? and then I ask him if he is thinking about doing a dance today. It helps me weed out the deadbeats who have no intention of buying dances. If he says no, I move along. If he says yes, I tell him I am available and would love to give him one. And then I get the guys who say "can you sit down and talk a little first?" I used to do this, and I got burned a couple of times. It sucks because you waste your time and energy for someone who clearly has no respect for it, and you get nothing to show for it. I decided to stop giving away freebies all together. Now whenever I get a guy asking me to sit and talk, I tell him if he wants to get to know me, the best place to talk would be in a private dance away from all the noise and people, where you have me to yourself for as long as you want! Can anyone else relate to this? How do you respond to guys who say lets talk first? …”
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Only thing more pathetic is the guys there who kowtow and support them. Sometimes I wonder if those guys, before they log into stripperweb, tuck their junk back between their legs. Y'know, so the girls know they are unthreatening and tame.
Somebody tying up your time not giving you any $$$ is one thing but when someone is laying out some pretty good coin for your time a little talking isn't going to kill you.
I read the stripper web link provided and nearly all the comments were in opposition to the op. That was funny.
There are a couple awful human beings on the pink site. But that's true here too...
However I did have a dancer come up to me and asked if I wanted dances. I said ok and off we went. I barely said anything. I already knew her.
It's just a better sales tactic to talk to the customer first if you don't already know the guy. My response to someone I don't know to wanna dance is no about 95 percent of the time. I want to know about prices, her rules, maybe more.
I blame the changing in the economics of the business, it gets more cutthroat and the entertainers have to make a harder sell.
I dunno, considering: 1. There always have been, and will be, "wannadance" girls. I don't detect that the number of lazy strippers has gone up or down, and 2. The strippers at stripperweb have always represented the most cutthroat, jaded, miserable cross-section of dancers, so you can't judge actual reality by anything that's said there.
When it gets more cutthroat for the dancers, by which I assume you mean it becomes more of a customers' market, the exact opposite happens -- there are less wannadance girls are more talking. All you have to do is go to the exact same stripclub, once at 2pm on Monday afternoon and the other time at midnight on Saturday night, to see that that's true.
What's said at stripperweb has nothing to do with economics or even strip clubs in the real world -- it's just fun to laugh at because of how delusional and bitter the girls are :)
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Good one, Johnny!! Did you know that the average age of a Fox News viewer is 68? In the not-to-distant future (after you have exhausted your net worth on strippers) you can look forward to watching Fox News in your nursing home while some stranger changes your diapers!
I did not realize CNN, msnbc, fox, and all that have average ages of 60 or higher.
By the time I reach retirement age, maybe the playboy channel will have topless news with hot ladies and a sexy short skirt with no underwear. You need to entice viewers somehow.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-…
Young people are cord cutting. ESPN standalone streaming may kill cable off completely.
If a dancer gives good dances, it's fine with me if she doesn't want to chat. Many dancers are interesting, and they often come from blue collar backgrounds, a demographic I don't have much contact with at this point in life. But I can get plenty of good conversation for free from other, non-dancer, people.