How much spending is considered whale power?
Estafador
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I'm not talking entry fee, tipping employees or buying drinks for yourself.
But buying a drink for a particular stripper at HER bequest is perfectly acceptable. As long as she indirectly is compensated.
I'm guessing here but I'd assume $1K is what it takes at minimum to be considered a whale and keep her on your lap for the majority of your stay.
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I don't think of myself as a whale, but sometimes I monopolize a stripper or 2 or 3 for hours at a time. I buy the girls drinks and party and get dances. But I tell them they are free to dance for other customers if they want. They need to make money.
It isn't all about the money because I don't think I have ever spent 500 let alone 1000 on any one or in total any one night.
I'm sure I am wrong but to me a whale wants to draw attention to himself--and he'll spend whatever he needs to do so and his only arrow in his quiver is cash.
From what I have observed and contrary to some of the comments on here I think there are other factors that go into finding the dancer you want and having her do what you want.
$500 seemed to do that, in my dressed-up-dive. I've never been to a high end place, so I don't know.
To me, a whale is someone who just likes passing out money, and for no reason.
So a guy wants to leave with a girl, and so he is handing her money, nothing wrong. He knows what he wants and he wants to show her good intentions and to make her feel happy. Probably once he's given her some money, her needs will relax.
But when you have a guy who is just trying to maintain her attention by passing out money out of proportion to the venue, just to keep her there, that is a whale.
While the girl will take the money, she will also later be happy to be with guys who keep it more moderate.
SJG
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What pisses me off is when a whale ties up 3 or four girls without even taking one or more back for a dance.
Maybe that's another element in the whale equation. They do it because can stick it in the faces of all the non-essential in the club. It's an ego thing.
But then I think he left with one or both of them. So he wasn't just sitting there with them.
SJG
Now, I think that you have a perfect right to do this, but I will still be pissed off.
I've never paid a ton of attention but one time I remember seeing a customer that was whale status to me. He was older (late 60s) and bought 6 bottles of Dom P (at least 6 at that moment, probably more throughout the night) at the bar and was handing out glasses to everyone within a 20 foot radius including me and other customers. He didn't want dances he wasn't even hanging with a specific stripper. Made me feel really awkward accepting a drink from a stranger but it was placed in my hand by the stripper I was hanging with.
Shit maybe it was Farmerart? (RIP)
This happened at a club near YYZ.
For additional jollies, try a google search for "income required to be in the top 1%"
On August 5, 2003, less than a year after Whittaker won the lottery, thieves broke into his car while it was parked at a strip club in Cross Lanes, West Virginia. The thieves made away with $545,000 in cash that Whittaker carried around in a suitcase.[6] When asked why he would carry that much money around with him, Whittaker responded "because I can". In another incident, two employees at the club, the general manager and a dancer-manager who were romantically linked, were arrested and charged with a plot to put drugs in Whittaker's drinks and then rob him.[5] On January 25, 2004, thieves once again broke into his car, this time making off with an estimated $200,000 in cash, but this was later recovered.
w.r.t. who is a whale I assumed it was mostly successful business owners - l feel most people that have a salary/are-employees usually don't spend like whales.
SJG
SJG
And SJG, I don't see how you can see self righteousness in this - I was just honestly saying how I felt about it. But then, you pretty much find that in everyone but you.
At risk of being accused of lying, whatever yada yada, I have never, and I mean literally never, gone clubbing in Las Vegas and spent less than $1,000 in a night. Many times a decent little chunk more than that.
I'm definitely not bragging here as quite frankly, I'm embarrassed about it and even of my probably 4 closest male friends that know I club, only one knows the extent of it.
But I bring this up for this reason: I usually go to the same club, and I have a rotation of about 6 that I like to see. I've seen some of these girls alone get tied up with someone in VIP for hours at a time, and this is routine. I feel there like I see many, many dudes spending $1,000+. Contrast that with say the times I've gone to HiLiter in Phoenix, and I look around and don't hardly feel like I see wallets being opened.
I tend to spend more when I take a SC trip since I'm only gonna be there a short time and wanna make the most of it.
I've never got a dance from any of the women I know---never been in a Vegas club although I spent a week out there as recently as last year and saw a couple of them outside the club.