Has anyone ever left there wallet at the club?
Jpac73
Well I pulled out of the drive way and headed back to the club. Tried to call the club a few times on the way there. The bartender stated he would look around for it. When I got there I told security I was looking for my wallet, he said check the DJ booth. I went up to the DJ booth and told the girl DJ I was missing my wallet. She asked me my name and I told her, she then pulled out the walltet and said "next time don't leave it at the DJ booth". I know I didn't leave it at the DJ booth, apparently one of the dancers using the lapdance room found it and left it at the DJ booth. I saw my favorite Porsha had made it in. Spoke to her briefly and made my way out of the club. I discovered that my money was missing( had about 9 or 10dollars left) but all of my plastic cards were in check.
Well things turned out to be okay, but it could have been terrible if I had never found it our someone stole my debit card or credit card. Maybe I was a little more intoxicated than I thought?
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I'll email 'ya, when I get some time - later today, maybe...
Other things I have lost are 2 different jackets (one a winter one when it was terribly cold), but I got the one back. One time when going cross country, I lost a hat, but I got it back the next day. Otherwise, it's just cash I lose, but at least its well spent. :-)
I agree with the wallet, key, other personal items checks. I try to make sure that I have a certain method of money storage when I am in a club. I keep my ones folded up in one pocket and other bills in a different pocket. I have also used this practice to help keep down how much money I spend in a club as well - though if it is worth it, I will get to the other money :)
I'm very careful to pat my pants even for wallet, keys and any spare change if I'm keeping change. I do that after every dance to make sure nothing slipped out of my pocket. I especially make a point to do that with new dancers since one time I did encounter a dancer pick pocket. However she did that while standing side by side with me holding my one hand around her waist so she could have access to my side pocket. If I hadn't felt her hand in my pocket and realized too late I still had some tipping money in there before her hand was there. In the end she didn't get away. I eventually spoke to the manager and she lost her job and my money was refunded. That's something I won't ever forget especially since she used to be one of my favorites. Obviously a stupid one. She was just a favorite girl to look at and get dances from, apparently she wanted some extra cash without dancing for it. I rake that as very high on the stupidity scale especially when she could have talked me into getting another dance or two for 5 and 10 minutes and gotten the same amount of money as she stole. I bet she was hoping I had 10's, 20's or 100's in my pocket instead of 1's. Always make sure you have your wallet after a dance or close encounter is my motto.
Actually, I never take my wallet into a club to begin with. I take out just my ID to lighten my load and leave the wallet stashed in my car.
No, I've never left anything in a club, but am EXTREMELY careful not to. I'm in a habit of continually doing "pat checks" for my important things to make sure that I still have them... I pat my side to assure my cell phone is there, my right rear to make sure my wallet is there, and my front right pocket to prove my keys are still there.
When ever I get a dance, before I sit down, I first take my phone off, remove the contents from my pocket, and place everything on the table - well within my sight so I can keep my eye on it.
When OTC-ing, I do the same thing as soon as we enter the room.
So, make this your mantra after a session with your dancer;
Stand, Wallet (pay and pocket), Phone, Keys, (and depending on the dancer) Kiss Goodbye