Girls wanting larger stage tips
StPaul101
Minnesota
Has anyone else noticed that dancers are looking for larger stage tips than they had in the past?
I remember $1 being the norm but for the last couple years I've always given $2 when tipping at the stage. Recently Ive started to notice that 2 bucks isnt enough, one club I go to they only dance for you when you tip them $5+. If it gets more than $5 ill probably stop sitting at the rail and just watch from the tables or bar until 1 or 2 girls I like go up and dance.
When I'm in the mood to sit at sniffers row I normally just sit and keep tipping each dancer for each song until whatever $$ amount I have in my pocket is gone, then go back to my table or chair.
Anyone else see this happening at their clubs?
I remember $1 being the norm but for the last couple years I've always given $2 when tipping at the stage. Recently Ive started to notice that 2 bucks isnt enough, one club I go to they only dance for you when you tip them $5+. If it gets more than $5 ill probably stop sitting at the rail and just watch from the tables or bar until 1 or 2 girls I like go up and dance.
When I'm in the mood to sit at sniffers row I normally just sit and keep tipping each dancer for each song until whatever $$ amount I have in my pocket is gone, then go back to my table or chair.
Anyone else see this happening at their clubs?
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Really, a dollar isn't much anyways.
A lot of girls (especially those who don't have the moves on stage) hate getting up there. They're covered in sweat by the end of the sets because of the hot lights and dancing around, and sometimes only have $20 to show for it. Shit, I've seen a lot less earned too.
The one thing that I never understood is sometimes you'll go to a big club where girls could potentially make a fortune from stages tips, but the stage is behind the bar or not accessible to the customer. I often think "who ever designed this club layout should never be allowed to design one again." I know of several clubs where you have to take a penny, quarter, etc. and wrap your money around it and throw it to get money to the stage. Fucking stupid.
I don't get this thing of tipping dancers b/c they are on-stage - as far as I'm concerned I did not ask them to get up there so why do I have to tip them just b/c they are up there - if they don't wanna be up there and have to be b/c management makes them; then that's between them (dancers) and management - don't pass the buck to the custy.
If I just walk up to the stage to tip, usually a CF or someone new that interests me, then I will tip at least $5, sometimes more.
Just tipping $1 for 1 song does not seem like enough, especially if the dancer is putting some effort into being entertaining.
If you're trying to get attention then yeah $1 probably not gonna do it.
Now I just sit in the back and only approach the stage to tip the CF.
The most I have ever "rained" was $135 in crisp, new $5 bills for a gifted pole dancer / stage acrobat. She was doing so insane Circ du Soleil type moves, so she earned the tips I my eyes. I used the ATM method, for you fellow rainmakers. I got a nice thanks from her after her stage set. She loved rolling around in the like of money and commented that the smell of the crisp, new money was, in her words, "BEYOND AWESOME." ^_^ hehe.
Reference:
"Strip Tips" by Moonshine Bonaza --> this girl is a RIOT!
"How to make it rain" (Video)
http://youtu.be/8KWLZzVPkf0
Here in Philly usually two dance sets or 3 dance sets. If it's not two dance set there will be dollar parade.Girls circle around the stage/bar and ask for tips after 5heir set is over.Here you don't see many tippers during stage fancers
Sometimes you do need to sit it out, not sit at the stage, when it gets to strange.
SJG