Do you have a problem with strippers?
v888v
Virginia
What was your worst encounter with a stripper?
What was your best encounter and what made you tip more?
Im a new dancer who wants to learn from other ladies mistakes.
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My SB is an x stripper, real good fuck. I prefer strippers for otc vs escorts.
My SB is an x stripper, real good fuck. I prefer strippers for otc vs escorts.
Dont sit with your regular all night unless he is paying $300 per hr to you. Get up from your regular every 15-30 minutes and say hi to every new customer you see and see if they want LDs. Never assume because a customer said no to you once, he will say no forever to you. On a sat night you can be #6 in a customer's eyes, but on a monday you can be #1 in his eyes but if you act like a stone cold bitch then it is your loss as he moves on.
"What was your worst encounter with a stripper?"
Overcounting songs. New strippers at my regular SC that dont know I am a regular. They try to charge nude/touching fees which are technically "fees" which I know dont exist, or give me fake song prices ($30 a song instead of $20 a song).
"What was your best encounter and what made you tip more?"
Breaking the rules (above minimum service level at the SC). Being a fake GF/wifey/intimacy/sitting on lap.
"Im a new dancer who wants to learn from other ladies mistakes. "
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I like to see women in high heels and makeup, dressed to play a role, dressed to please, dressed for sex.
For the most part I have found strippers to be above average in smarts and people skills.
There are some who's lives revolved around drugs and alcohol, and with these I would never be able to get along. They just think completely differently, relate to their own experience differently. And some of the white girls I would classify as shit heads.
Of course always an issue with women nowadays is use of the cell phone. Cell phone has to be kept under wraps or surrendered or something.
On the whole I have gotten along with strippers easier than with women who have never done such jobs, because the stripper is a non-conformist and outcast. She will be being very good to me, while the other girl will be reading the latest issue of Brides Magazine and figuring out what she is going to do to impress her mother.
*** watch out for this 'san_jose_gay', he is Meat72 impersonation trolling because he has nothing better to do.
SJG
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learn the stripper handshake and that alone will set you up for exciting customers and fewer refusals for dances!
s88's POV is just as valid as mine, but we're coming from different perspectives. I'm the guy who expects his regular girl to sit with him for a few hours, usually exclusively; I reckon s88 is one of those guys who is irritated that she's with me the entire time. The best advice is probably: don't listen to a customer on this, do whatever makes you money. I will say that in many cases, I'm not remotely paying anything like $300/hour (more like $300 for my entire multi-hour trip), but evidently it's still a great deal, because I get ATF after ATF to do it with me. If she likes and trusts me, and she knows that I'll be coming every week during her slow time -- waaaay smarter to pay more attention to me and keep me as your regular, than to follow s88's advice on the slight chance you'll make more (but absolutely positively lose me as your regular). And THAT is why so many veteran strippers give me that treatment... smart girls, not to be sacrificing a consistent good-paying regular to take a risk on some disgruntled unknown customer who feels for some reason he's entitled to your time and that you're personally insulted him for pursuing your business the way you choose.
Of course, she's pointed out girls who she's comfortable with (i.e.-girls she know will respect her territory) me talking to or maybe getting a dance with. I will also let her know when I feel like I've taken up too much of her time and am getting in the way of her making money. Fortunately, her response is always that her attention is on me, no matter the money when I'm in the club. Sucks for the other guys looking to get some time with her, but thems is the perks for being a preferred regular of a dancer.
SJG
Not waiting until a new song starts. If a stripper starts half way into a song, I might think it's almost over and if she charges for a full song I won't agree to buy any more dances on following nights. I may even go online, post her club name and call her an ROB, known as a Rip off bitch, also reserved for dancers that charge more the club allows where dance prices are supposed to be fixed. I once paid the extra amount not knowing the club would back me up if I had just stood my ground that she was wrong. I did speak to the manager about it. I decided to drop the issue and just ranted about it online.
Other issues, dancers wearing glitter. No one wants that crap all over their clothes. It will be unless you work as an air dancer. Body spray tans or possibly the cheap ones that rub off. I have trouble identifying dancers who wear the crap but it rubs off on your clothes and I hate that. If I know a dancer is wearing it, I might decide to never get dances from her again.
Dancers who immediately ask for drinks as soon as they sit down or flag a waitress over right away and then order something expensive.
Things I like.
Dancers who wait until a song starts.
Dancers who confirm the price of the dances before continuing another song. I.e., she says two dances are two for 30 or whatever before dancing, then tells you when another song is starting etc. Good for guys who have been drinking or are distracted by tits or beauty.
Dancers who ask if you want another dance at a given price instead of dancing without asking. Dancers who are polite. Dancers who sit on my lap after asking if I mind if they join me. Dancers who don't mind my hands wandering as long as we don't get in trouble. Dancers who tell me their rules without me asking before dancing and their rules aren't too bad.
Dancers who are pretty and spend more time looking at me during the dance letting me see their titties instead of looking around to see who they will dance for next. Note some guys like an ass grind better so you could ask what they like. Dancers who don't immediately walk up and ask wanna dance.
Then finally maybe in the Jacuzzi with her. Then some sleeping, and more loads. Then in the morning promise her when you'll be back.
As I know, that is the TJ Hong Kong Bar. Expensive exercise, sure. But at least your spending your money where it is effective.
Yes, the strip club environment is great. Maybe we can find ways to recreate it in more private space, in-between ordinary home and fully retail strip club.
SJG
Never wheedle the customer for more dances/money after he, or she, says that is all. It will piss them off, and will probably cost you a customer in the future.
When you go on stage, don't look at the TVs, mirrors, etc. Customers will invariably read this as boredom or lack of interest on your part. Use your first song to size up the crowd - make eye contact. Above all, smile! Second song: give the guys who have shown an interest a bit better show, in other words more time, better ecposure, etc. Use the tip walk, assuming you have one, to engage any customer(s) that have shown an interest.
Finally, don't be stingy with conversation time. But at some point, you need to tactfully ask for the dance. At this point. You will know if you're wasting your time and you can move on if necessary. If he says, "Let's go!" Then deliver the best performance you can within the club's written, or unwritten, rules.
!!!!! Never had this happen. I thought that rule was practically carved in stone. Either say no to the drink, or stay until you're done.
My worst encounter has happened a couple of times and it's the stripper saying she has to go to the bathroom or whatever and she'll be right back, but instead goes talk to other strippers, customers, etc.
My best encounter was one with where I thought the dancer would give no mileage based on the dances I saw her giving others, but the VIP with her turned out to be a totally different story and this was a first encounter with her.
My ATF does what you said is terrible behavior, but I dont pay her to sit with me, I only tip her for VIP and stage. My ATF is usually back in 5-20 minutes anyway. It is better that I get 4 hours with her out of 5, than 30 minutes (small chat+VIP+goodbye/hide in DR) out of 5 hours.
But there IS a right or wrong when it comes to your advice - "Dont sit with your regular all night unless he is paying $300 per hr to you. Get up from your regular every 15-30 minutes and say hi to every new customer you see and see if they want LDs.". With a regular who isn't paying much (though the $300/hr number is ridiculous for anything but a high end club on busy weekend nightshift, IMO), that's fine advice, but in many cases it's terrible advice for her, financially. It may be a pet peeve of customers who fixate on a single girl and get irritated she's out of rotation, but from the opposite perspective, it's a pet peeve of many regulars if they make an appointment with a stripper and she instead constantly gets up and leaves to circulate. Whether or not it's potentially worth getting fired by her regular, is a case-by-case basis.
Turn Ons: A very faint, pleasing scent. Nipple teasing. Peekaboo costumes. Cooing, but no fake orgasms. But every now and then I'll have a dancer who will make herself cum, and I like that! I always tip extra for that.
Smoking. But almost all strippers smoke it seems so it's maybe a necessary evil.
The "wanna dance" line without any kind of conversation before hand is my biggest pet peeve I think. It's definately a turn off. And high pressure is up there too.
Rather than chronicle my likes/dislikes (others have pretty much covered that territory already), I'll leave you with this general thought:
Always remember that you are on audition for potential dances/VIP's the moment that you leave the dressing room, or walk into the club. Are you projecting the demeanor/looks that will make someone want to spend time with (and $$ on) you ? At a minimum, smile and act like you want to be there. Make eye contact with patrons. By looking around , you'll keep situational awareness. There are few things more tunn-offish than a dancer who spends are large portion of her set with her back turned on the audience swaying aimlessly in front of stage mirror. Likewise, the dancer who is SO wrapped up in her pole work that she's totally oblivious to the stage tippers drooling on their lobster bibs just dying to tip her(you) for some good stageside interaction.
Likewise, floorside/barside demeanor is audition time. Burying your head in your I-Phone, or becoming deeply engrossed in conversation with staff/other dancers while half the club has been eye-fucking you from across the room for the last 10 minutes raises the question on how attentive you'll be in the VIP.
If you can make me feel like I'm the only man in the room, you'll be guaranteed a tip, and future business from me.
Are you implying that you do have an expectation of getting some sort of per hour fee with a preferred regular, or am I misinterpreting that?