If you follow an entertainer you would like to buy dances from around the entire club, is this considered stalking? I bought dances tonight from a girl. I was prepared to buy more dances from her but she never did follow up with me. She lost a lot of money by not checking back with me. Some girls will stop back by and ask if you would like more dances. I am glad now I did not buy more dances from her. I am not asking for anything special. But, just being cordial would be nice. Rudeness doesn't make me want to buy dances from a girl. I hate when girls tell you they will be right back and they never return. The dressing room is a black hole where some entertainers are never seen from again. I have a new strategy when a girl overcharges me for dances. I give them two options.
- They can be honest and only charge me the correct number of dances in which case I will be more than happy to buy dances from in the future.
- They can cheat me but I will never spend another dollar on them again and further I will tell every customer there that I can that she cheats customers.


How do you know that she lost money by not coming back to you? For all you know she was in the VIP with a whale, not sitting in the dressing room doing her nails, and making far more than she ever could from you.
If you want a stripper to come back and play with you later then you need to make it clear that it would be in her best interests to do so. A strip club is a jungle where the fittest excel, and the weak are left with blue balls and no option but to whine to others about their misfortune.
Timex, you won't listen, but you need a better club and much better game. You are far too emotional and passive.
Most guys start out like you describe, passively waiting for the dancer they want to approach them even though she rarely does, but it's time to evolve beyond that. The dancers probably perceive your weak, passive attitude which is one of many reasons they choose other customers.