Your sitting down and a stripper walks to you and asks how you're doing. You tell her that you don't want to waste her time by not buying a LD. She then hugs you and walks to the next customer. Is this some kind of stripper sales technique or she just wanted to give you a hug?
Still applies if you're a regular, too. I often get hugs from dancers who are happy to see me... because they know I bring money with me into the club. I won't say they're not genuinely pleased to see me in there, but I'm just cynical enough to know that if I were a broke-ass PL, I'd get a WHOLE lot less attention.
You may not get dances this time, but if you are there again and don't have other options, maybe you go with her because she was nice to you. Excellent sales technique in my book. I would get dances with her before I would with someone who stormed off because I said no.
What does it mean when a stripper hugs you after you tell her you aren't buying a LD?
I don't know what it means, but the responses here are fucking hilarious! My top picks:
1. "It means check your wallet and pockets." - Clubber
2. "She is hoping some contact will change your mind" - K
3. "She really likes you, and that was her only option left at showing you the intimacy she felt towards you." - flagooner
4. "...an expression of gratitude that you did not let her waste her time." - FTS
5. "She didn’t really want to give you a lap dance. ;)" - twentyfive
6. "She's so into you she couldn't help herself" - The Papi
7. "You remembered her, didn’t you? Success." - GMD
8. "Excellent sales technique in my book. I would get dances with her before I would with someone who stormed off because I said no." - rh48hr
9. "I often get hugs from dancers who are happy to see me..." - anon4231
What does it mean?
She's a nymphomaniac and wants to rub her titties on you before she leaves. You missed out big time.
Maybe next time. Either that or she's picking your pocket and taking your tip money while you think she's being all friendly.
Its part sales technique and part personality type....some girls just like to hug.
When sitting at the bar I've had a few dancers walking by just stop and give me a hug from behind, say "hello" and walk away.
It gets my attention, and shows they are friendly.
It is rare for this to happen, most just lean over and say "wanna dance".
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She really likes you, and that was her only option left at showing you the intimacy she felt towards you.
You're the most optimistic one here by far, haha
Still applies if you're a regular, too. I often get hugs from dancers who are happy to see me... because they know I bring money with me into the club. I won't say they're not genuinely pleased to see me in there, but I'm just cynical enough to know that if I were a broke-ass PL, I'd get a WHOLE lot less attention.
I don't know what it means, but the responses here are fucking hilarious! My top picks:
1. "It means check your wallet and pockets." - Clubber
2. "She is hoping some contact will change your mind" - K
3. "She really likes you, and that was her only option left at showing you the intimacy she felt towards you." - flagooner
4. "...an expression of gratitude that you did not let her waste her time." - FTS
5. "She didn’t really want to give you a lap dance. ;)" - twentyfive
6. "She's so into you she couldn't help herself" - The Papi
7. "You remembered her, didn’t you? Success." - GMD
8. "Excellent sales technique in my book. I would get dances with her before I would with someone who stormed off because I said no." - rh48hr
9. "I often get hugs from dancers who are happy to see me..." - anon4231
... keep it coming
She's a nymphomaniac and wants to rub her titties on you before she leaves. You missed out big time.
Maybe next time. Either that or she's picking your pocket and taking your tip money while you think she's being all friendly.
"Jaded"? You never had a dancer try to steal from you?
When sitting at the bar I've had a few dancers walking by just stop and give me a hug from behind, say "hello" and walk away.
It gets my attention, and shows they are friendly.
It is rare for this to happen, most just lean over and say "wanna dance".