I played whale today with the best looking dancer in the club. She was on stage when I arrived. I tipped her well and she stopped by my booth. I bought her a drink and then we had lunch together. After almost 90 minutes of conversation we finally went to VIP for some old fashioned fun. Back to the booth and she was called on stage for her rotation while I paid the bill and got ready to leave.
Before I left I saw four guys tipping her on stage. My first emotion was wanting to protect her (captain save-a-hoe style), I mean just a few minutes before she was in the back room tasting the seeds of my posterity. Then I realized the club is not reality and my emotions changed to pride, I mean these guys all want what I just had and not all of them will get it.
Club culture is unlike any other.


The thing about it is each customer is going to experience the club from their own point of view. One of those four guys might have just walked in and had no idea you were ever there. Maybe four of those four guys just walked in. Your two hours of joy might not have any impact on their experience. Sounds like you had a good time. It's best to just enjoy that when it happens and not get caught up wondering about somebody else's visit.