Breaking up the Pair
goosman
On A Booty Hunt
In my neck of the woods, a lot of dancers work in pairs. Usually they'll approach together and try to work a double dance (which sometimes I'll do, and have a had a good time, sometime) but I usually try to avoid, because if it turns out bad, you just paid for 2 bad dances for the time of one.
Lots of times there will be one that I'm interested in out of the pair, who I'd like to take for a solo spin. Again in my parts, you can break up the pair, but the other one will be salty, which usually affects the other one. A lot of times, if they are not approaching, they're usually talking to each other, which again, here although they are supposed to be working, girls usually get peeved when their conversation is broken up. Sometimes a stage shift will break up the pair, and you can get access to one off of the stage w/o much attitude.
Any other tips on breaking up the pair, without getting substandard performance?
Lots of times there will be one that I'm interested in out of the pair, who I'd like to take for a solo spin. Again in my parts, you can break up the pair, but the other one will be salty, which usually affects the other one. A lot of times, if they are not approaching, they're usually talking to each other, which again, here although they are supposed to be working, girls usually get peeved when their conversation is broken up. Sometimes a stage shift will break up the pair, and you can get access to one off of the stage w/o much attitude.
Any other tips on breaking up the pair, without getting substandard performance?
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I broke up a pair once by insisting on separate VIP dances. It was quite interesting to discover which dancer offered the best mileage. Turns out it was the prettier one.
I still think that PYT is one of the finest women I've ever seen in a club. A stunning light caramel 10. At the time she had a BF and wasn't available OTC. Of course my OTC game was nascent at that time. Would be fun to try again. LOL!
On a return visit to a club where I had spent a fair amount of money on a prior visit, the two dancers I had spent money on approached together and suggested a double VIP. I privately told the one I was more interested in: "You're the one I want to take back there" and she responded "I know" in a voice that was so hot that I still remember her exact intonation.
Normally it's a confidence thing and typically one is the more seasoned hustler (typically the less attractive or older one) and the other one is less confident (typically the younger, prettier one, but not always).
No one likes rejection. Just the way it is. Giving the other one money or a pitty dance just sends the wrong message. Double dances (unless its the waitress) is too rich for this PL. And if the separated dancer doesn't work out it's one and done. No big deal. I try not to over think it. #kobayashi_maru
"I'm sorry but I only have one dick".
At times I have said I just want dances from one of them , I don't think this hurts the other one's feelings b/c IMO most of the time they don't give a fuck you don't like them b/c they don't give a fuck about you - they know they're running a hustle and looking for a chump to say yes - so when u only pick one I assume the other one is not "hurt" and just realizes they couldn't hustle you.
In other clubs, girls pair for their stage routine but beyond mentioning a possible VIP 3some don't pressure for it.
If they continue to push for it and I find both attractive, I'll say tonight is Destiny's turn and I'll VIP with Valerie next visit.
AK
What I find funny is when I turn down a pair for a double dance and on my next visit, the exact same pair approaches me again, so I have to turn them down, again.