TUSCL February Challenge

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• max_starr

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  7 years ago

  I generally pay them what I feel like, which is more than the dance price and more than what most pay, so they don't complain. I need to start clamping down....Challenge accepted.
• Dominic77

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  7 years ago

  Chili Palmer posted a 10/20/40$ tip schedule on SCJ forum that works well. It was less than I was previously tipping and works well and is consistent and gets good results, esp. for HM girls.
  
  Roger’s plan isn’t a bad one. Dances, esp. stacked-dances are like their own reward for being an good dancer.
  
  I’ve never given a tip when asked. In fact, I’ve never been ask to tip. Not once in 22 years in clubs. I’m too strong willed to be bullied into giving a tip when asked. So I’ve never had that problem. So, I’m, challenged accepted, like since my whole, um, life?
• jaredlucas

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  7 years ago

  Have tipped in rare occasions but only when it was absolutely above and beyond. I once had a dancer reach up my golf shorts and dig out junior and give me a very skilled and discreet HJ in the floor. What made above and beyond was her looking me straight in the eye and spitting out the best dirty talk I have had in a club. 4 songs netted her $100 vs $40 she would have earned otherwise.
  
  I routinely (without being a ass) decline to tip on top of a regular dance when asked.
  
  I'm Comfortable saying no I have already paid you for the dances thank you.
  
  However I'm Happy to tip you Anytime you are ready to show me something above and beyond what you just delivered. Wink wink ... that usually gets the conversation going.
• realDougster

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  7 years ago

  I'm not your puppet
• Cashman1234

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  7 years ago

  Just to clarify - no tipping the dollar parade either?
  
  I’m too weak! I can’t do it! I know my limits. It’s not even worth a try - as I know I’ll fail miserably.
  
  Luckily Feb is a short month...
• georgmicrodong

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  7 years ago

  Here in Louisville, the clubs take about half of every dance. So if the girl has agreed to my style of dance, I’ll tip. Generally $5-10.
• doctorevil

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  7 years ago

  I’m generally with Rogertex on this, but I tip the dollar parade. It’s the way some clubs operate, so if you don’t like it you shouldn’t go to a dollar parade club. Thankfully, I don’t visit then that often, and when I do, I limit it to $1. Some get kinda pissy about only a $1, but tough. I was at a local Atlanta club recently where thankfully it’s very rare for anyone to ask for a tip just for dances. There were two visiting dancers (can’t remember from where) working as tag team who hit me up as soon as I got in. They were kind of cute so I as said I’d get a dances from each of them to warm up since I just walked in. Dances were ok, what you would expect to get most places in Atlanta that aren’t called Follies. Dancers started putting on their outfits as I gave them $10 each. One of them looks at me and asks me if I’d like to tip her. I just said “no.” She looked kind of shocked and asked me what I said. I said “no” again. She still had a surprised look on her face, obviously not believing that her Stripperweb 101 move didn’t work, but both of them quickly put their game face back on, smiled, thanked me, and moved on. There’s several girls I like who I will tip extra for s series of nice dances, even lame Atlanta dances, if I can tell they’re putting in an effort, i.e., four dances and tip an extra $10, something like that, but not if they ask for it. Sometimes it’s four dances and I give them a $50 and they ask if I want change. I guess that’s kind of a backhanded way of asking for a tip, but at least they ask instead of trying to dart away (which is not unusual) so again if they have put in an effort I will tip the extra $10.
• SirLapdancealot

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  7 years ago

  Tipping is ALWAYS at the discretion of the tipper regardless of what the tippee suggests.
  
  Asking for a tip is really poor form in any service industry. It almost always comes from a hustler and never comes from the ones that provide the best service.
• SirLapdancealot

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  7 years ago

  ^ Forgot to mention that not tipping for above and beyond service is also poor form. It's a sign of a cheapskate.
• wallanon

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  7 years ago

  I was with the OP until I got to the part about what to say. Wall would never say that.
  
  Girls definitely try to push the envelope with the tip thing. I don't see it as shaming. It's just hustling. The emotions a customers gets about it are their own. All the girl did was ask a question. If she does anything more, it's just that much easier to say no because then she's being annoying.
• theDirkDiggler

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  7 years ago

  Who tips $10 more for a dance just because a dancer asks for a tip? I have added a whole dollar at times and then a literal verbal tip on how to improve her dances starting with "here's a tip...". Now i just ignore her or and just give her the base price for one dance as these girls almost never give memorable dances. Maybe if pressed, i'll just say i don't tip for an ordinary dance (emphasis on the ordinary and singular quality). Now EXTRAordinary multiple dances...
• san_jose_guy

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  7 years ago

  rogertex, I like your challenges, better than Mr. LDK's
  
  SJG
• PaulDrake

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  7 years ago

  If a girls is a great LDQ and I would consider seeing her regularly I have no problem tipping her a little extra.
• PaulDrake

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  7 years ago

  I would agree that I definitely pretty much never tip when asked directly.
  
  Only exception to this was once I LDKed 30 seconds into the next song and the dancer suggested a tip instead of paying for the extra song. That is about the only situation where getting asked directly is fine.
• Liwet

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  7 years ago

  Anybody have a link to the $10/20/40 post?
• Dominic77

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  7 years ago

  Liwet,
  It's not handy but I have a good idea where to find it. I was more that one post.
• SuperDude

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  7 years ago

  I have a 2" square button I wear inside my sport coat lapel. It reads, "Why should I tip you when you haven't done anything?" I had 10 of the made by Zazzle.com. On rare occasions I will give one to a dancer instead of a tip. Most of the time I just show it when the dancer raises the issue. She usually just walks away. Fine with me.
• rogertex

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  7 years ago

  Thanks SJG!
  I liked this challenge from LDK (from Dec 2016):
  
  https://www.tuscl.net/discussion.php?id=…
  
  "Call a random club and ask how many dancers with big asses do they have. Report their response here."
  
  LDK will be back with good challenges. He has to. Else stripclubbing is going down.
• rogertex

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  7 years ago

  SupeDude - Damn !
  
  PaulDrake - that was one cool dancer.
  
  yeah would like to see chillipalmers tip-guide
  
  SirLap, Sir Wall and Dirk - good tips on tipping! I've read reviews here - someone got 4 dances ($20). All std and gave dancer $100. So feel that is common - although TUSCL has lots of veterans.
  
  Doc - good response to the visiting dancers
  
  GMD - waiting for writeup on your next escapade with a hot stripper. you've gone radio silent.
  
  Cashman - well dollar parades are usually good grinds. fair game there.
  
  jared - yeah I like it when dancer talks dirty!
  
  max_starr - I was like you too but no tipping for normal dances is my rule now.
  
  dominic - 22 years and no dancer has asked your for a tip? When I started clubbing in 2011 - I'd get random dancers come over and straight up ask "wanna dance". I'd say no and then she'd put her leg in front of me - point to the garter and ask "at least would you tip me". I actually tipped a dollar one time - and moments later realized what a PL I was. Well now - no more.
  
• SirLapdancealot

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  7 years ago

  @rogertex I would easily tip $20 for four high mileage $20 dances. With my ATF DS my max tip is the house fee which is $5 for a $25 dance. LDK and very high mileage is guaranteed with her.