SCENARIO A: Let's say you go to a club right as they open for dayshift. When you get there, there are only 2 dancers. One dancer you would rate a 9 and she tells you that if you buy a dance from her, it will be high-contact and she will allow your hands to roam anywhere but her pussy. You ask her about extras and she tells you she only does dances. The other dancer you would rate a 6, but in addition to everything the first dancer offers you, she will do extras for whatever the going rate is at this club, and maybe even lower if you negotiate. Would you rather get dances with the 9, or extras with the 6?
SCENARIO B: In this scenario, everything is the same as in Scenario A except the following; the non-extras dancer you would rate an 8, and the extras dancer you would rate a 7. Would you rather get dances with the 8, or extras with the 7?
Here are my answers. In scenario A, I would get dances with the 9. In Scenario B, I would get extras with the 7. My reasoning is, I am somewhat selective about who I will do business with. I personally rate myself very highly. I consider myself to be an 8 when it comes to looks. When it comes to selecting dancers, I choose the ones that are relatively close to how I rate myself with the low end being -1 and the upper end being +1, therefore I do all my business with dancers I'd rate in the 7-9 range. When I choose which dancer to do business with, I have the belief that if we were seen together outside of the club, people would believe that we really were a couple that was dating, and that we would both belong together because we are both good-looking individuals. In scenario A, it is easy for me to say no to the 6 even if she does do extras. I don't do business with dancers I rate a 6 and below, and I have turned down offers for extras with dancers I did not find attractive. In Scenario B, I go with the 7 because she is very close to the 8 when it comes to looks, but the 7 wins because she is offering something that the 8 is not.
