Per my latest review, I made some comments about strippers now using or having "common sense". Case in point I texted my ATF multiple days in advance is she working no response. Upon a bad visit I tell her I won't come back to the club because of the poor service and upcharge magically her phone works. If you were "serious" about making money you would respond to clients who're established patrons of your services.
Then you have assholes like Waffle: "With a generalizing attitude of "she's a stripper and they don't think with common sense", your ATF did herself a favor. And with that attitude toward strippers, you deserved to get robbed."
Like what the fuck we've all encountered dancers who aren't the sharpest knifes in the kitchen I'm sure she works with some of them.
So is it me or is she just being a dick for the sake of being a dick


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Why let it bother you? People are entitled to their opinions.
I am having trouble understanding your post. Is your ATF being a dick or is Waffle being a dick? What does "poor service and upcharge magically" mean?
Dc +1
Sounds like waffle is offended at your "strippers dont have common sense" statement.
I think waffle is a dancer btw, hence the hostility.
From reading your actual review I would guess that you probably aren't the most easygoing customer to deal with. I am guessing Waffle also picked up on that.
You said nothing wrong Prime. Apparently someone saw themselves in your post and reacted childishly.
^^Skibum's psychological advice is (almost) as bad as his legal advice.
Dance for him or ignore him, but no one "deserved to get robbed." Cheating people is wrong regardless of your rationalization.
I thought I was on stripper web with all of the butt hurt posting thank god Waffle and Skibum brought us back to TUSCL;)
^Yeppers.
Simple advice for when you are ignored by a stripper - find a new one. Why text more than once in the first place. When one acts like a service provider owes them something they appear to be stupid, as if their intelligence is only worth two bits. A bit is 12.5 cents.
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