Old man's arena
Would you say the strip club is really an older gentleman's arena? I.e., the older men get better service, and are more likely to get ITC extras or OTC service? My balls are so blue after last night. Hot dancer deepthroated... my fingers. Yes, I asked for more, didn't get any.
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I'm blessed to be in a position where I don't have to worry about finances. And, I'm a baby; compared with most of the other old fucks, that go clubbing...
But, if I go to the club and decide to be cheap, the girls take notice and leave me alone... It makes no difference of your age, only your spending!
Rather, they leave me with blue balls! lol.
Is that proof it's an old man's arena, or that money talks ?
i've always assumed that friday and saturday nights would be the most appealing times for a dancer to work because that's obviously when strip clubs have their highest volume of customers.
my CF never works friday or saturday nights. one time we were talking and i asked her why she never works on friday or saturday nights. and she told me that's when the younger customers come to the strip club and they typically don't spend much $$$ on lap dances. they just drink, tip on stage......and so its hard for her make any good $$$
she said although mondays, tuesdays, wednesdays, thursdays have less customers.......the customers who are there on those days are businessmen and are much more likely to actually buy some lap dances/vip rooms
Dancers will go for the money, but I think the younger you are they assume the less money you have. I agree with the OP.
These honey's will flirt like crazy with the young broke studs while on stage than come rushing over to their old fat ass PL regular to make money.
Shit, if I was young and had some cash, it would be fucking paradise. Being young is absolutely no excuse not be getting attention at a SC. It just means the young stud is not showing he is willing to spend. That's it.
Once it's established that a younger guy actually has money and is spending, he'll be attended to quite well.
I'll also echo what GoVikings said. I've had dancers claim they don't work weekends (I don't club on weekends, so not verified) because it's usually younger guys or groups which results in less dances and VIP trips.
I will echo what others have said about showing that you are willing to spend money. I've been to clubs that are in college towns where both the dancers and clientele are mostly college age. In these clubs, dancers know that the Friday night and Saturday night party crowds will be mostly college students with very little money. If you look like you could be one of them, they will automatically have the assumption that you are a broke college student. The way to get around that is to find your targets and tip them big when they are on stage. Then, buy a dance from her and if it is actually good, buy lots more. Over several visits if you do this, you will have a very different problem...getting too much attention. At least this has been my experience. As with all things YMMV.
Wishful thinking can get pretty expensive.
The acceptance of abundance but we all struggle with it.
The 24 year old there with his buddies on Friday night often just wants to see titties and try to fuck a stripper for free.
But I'll add that older guys are more dependable and (usually...) have more realistic expectations of the stripper / customer relationship.
Now that I'm older and wiser, I spend a lot less and get a lot more action. I see all ages in the club, but at least in my case, I'm much better at it now.
BJ, just to clear things up here: there is an experienced contingent on this board who believe the above does not occur, specifically "w customers we are fond of"... or, a less charitable way of saying it, the belief of many members here is that you are all basically coin-operated automatons who 100% operate based on compensation, with no change based on favored customers beyond what those customers spend (essentially, the tuscl version of stripperweb's stripper-as-perfect-actor belief). I don't believe that to be true -- I believe that all things being equal (like compensation) the girls regularly adjust rewards like limits or time spent at the table based on which customers they despise less. Am I way off?
You are so correct. Follow the money is my motto. It serves me well through many aspects of life.