You ever get a dance with a girl that was terrible, and you then try again with her a long time later, and the dances are a lot better?
There's been a few girls I've gotten dances with that the dances are terrible, but I try again in 6 months or so, and the dances get a lot better.
Yes. There was a young student who was very low mileage to start. Bottom 10th percentile, , easily. Air dances, with customers' knees together/closed. Dancing is very much sink or swim business. So I think she needed to look at what the other girls do and adapt.
She more "stripper-y" now. Including more tattoos.
yes... some improving with each visit ;) butt also the reverse sometimes. :( some of my favored either want a higher tip or have cut me off. one cut me off when i first visited tj. another was great the first time then ymmv set in. a few more 'retired'.
btw these are all bbfs girls. the cfs girls are quite steady.
I've seen a girl that was terrible at lapdances become really good then back to terrible again. That must have something to do with having a boyfriend, breaking up with him, and then getting a new guy.
I agree competition can force them to improve. I also think If all the girls in the club allow two way contact, and she's the only one who doesn't, then she's probably not going to be to making the kind of money she wants to.
Usually when I make it rain $30k on the dancer, then the dances get way better.
Hey I can spend my money any damn way I choose. Just because I make good money and throw it on hot strippers is no need to get jealous towards me. You asked!
truly your choice.
I would say that if she is bad in the club, the chances of improvement will be small.
Only way to change that would be to start seeing her outside.
But glad this was an exception.
And yes, competition for your attention is everything.
SJG
The only difference I've noted is when a dancer gets to know me, I get a lot more mileage which is importnat in a low mileage club.
I've seen it go both ways. New boy friends/pregnancy can change the way they do business for the worse. Competition can force them to improve.