Pop-up sale at the SC
whodey
Fat bastard that can afford to fuck hot strippers
Last night while I was at my favorite club around shift change a woman came in to sell stripper outfits to the girls who were working. The clothes were on the cheaper looking end of the spectrum ranging from basic bikinis to light up tutus that flashed.
During the sale several girls came over and asked for somewhere between $20-35 to buy an outfit that they liked. My current fav was about the only girl that didn't come out and ask me to buy her an outfit, but I made sure to tip her enough to make sure she could get a new outfit if she so desired.
Has anyone else ever seen this type of sales event during a trip to the SC?
During the sale several girls came over and asked for somewhere between $20-35 to buy an outfit that they liked. My current fav was about the only girl that didn't come out and ask me to buy her an outfit, but I made sure to tip her enough to make sure she could get a new outfit if she so desired.
Has anyone else ever seen this type of sales event during a trip to the SC?
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Dancers don't need no stinking clothes.
When I retire, maybe I can work part-time as stripper-supply traveling salesman. I could visit all the clubs, talk with hot girls and sell them sexy outfits. If they don't have the cash, I'm sure I could work out a barter arrangement.
Now that makes sense, right?
To address your main point, yes, I've seen this quote often. At one club, before the nudity ban in Louisville, the lady would come in and spread her wares on the pool table outside the DR. Some of the girls would strip down right there to try the ones they liked. Made for a nice show. :)
I've had dancers ask me to buy them a new costume, but I have yet to meet the dancer who wants me to spend money on flowers or a teddy bear for her.
One such woman was one of the people who started putting on table dancing shows in some of our Mexican bars. The Mexicans call it "Bikini Show". Because it is not advertised, it can often run much more loosely than things go at our advertised clubs, because these are strictly no touching.
But some of the people who emerged as talent agents for this circuit did get into very serious legal trouble. Our DA's office does not want things to go the way they have in San Francisco.
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