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How many "Free" songs do you give for lame dances?

MrGreene
Florida
Wednesday, September 19, 2018 8:31 PM
We all know that there are certain dancers who doesn't give the greatest dances. We also know that there are dancers who warm up for a certain amount of songs before they really get going. For me, it's usually always two free songs for her to warm up. After that, if by the third song, she's still not putting energy into her dances, I'll end the dances, give her the money and thank her for her time. I've heard of customers that actually get 8-10 songs of which they didn't like, then send her on her way. So my question is how many "free" songs do you let her have before the dances get good or you get bored?

18 comments

  • Dominic77
    6 years ago
    1. I used to give 2. But now it's 1.
  • MrGreene
    6 years ago
    That's reasonable. If the first dance is lame, chances are the rest will be as well.
  • Huntsman
    6 years ago
    Zero. If she’s not into it, that’s fine, but then I’m going to look elsewhere.
  • rattdog
    6 years ago
    yeah one is the magic number. sometimes the curiosity will be worth to see how it's going to be for a test run. some wind up to be real good while the others just suck real bad, makne me go "never ever again."
  • PaulDrake
    6 years ago
    First of all are you talking about it being a lame dance or a dance that just isn't to your liking? One thing I have learned from this forum is that guys preferences in lap dances vary massively. Some of us like a lot of position changing and some of us don't. Some of us like a intense porno style experience and some of us want a more affectionate romantic experience. For me my willingness varies depending on how interested I am in them. With a good candidate for ATF DS then I have spent hundreds of dollars on dances and slowly coached the dancer into the style I prefer. But other times I am 1 and done.
  • theDirkDiggler
    6 years ago
    If a dance is still bad after two minutes, i pretty much decide to call it one and done. It's the just okay dances that start getting just a little bit better toward the end that used to trick me into getting another dance just like that. I also might give a super hot dancer one more dance if the first one was just okay.
  • MrGreene
    6 years ago
    Judging by the responses, it seems I'll need to re-adjust my "free" song limit to just one lame song. I usually like to give them time to warm up but more often than not, the quality of their first song is a good indicator of the quality of the rest of the dances.
  • rh48hr
    6 years ago
    I think it depends on the cost of dances. At $10 you can afford to give them 2 dances to show what they have. At $20 per, its one and done on lame. Although I have cut dancers off after one even at $10 if they don't take their top off or if the dance is no contact.
  • Jascoi
    6 years ago
    if the first dance is lame... that’s it. finished.
  • IHearVoices
    6 years ago
    I used to give one song, but now I don't give any. I think someone above said two minutes, and that's about where I am now. I'll let the song finish because I paid for a whole song, but my mind is made up by that point: if she does that 'get good at the end' nonsense, it totally turns me off. This stuff can be found out before reaching an LD area, though. I think it was shadowcat who said once that a girl's sales pitch is indicative of her dancing style: one of the best tips I've learned on here.
  • chessmaster
    6 years ago
    1. Too many others that will give effort on the first song.
  • chessmaster
    6 years ago
    "At $20 per, its one and done on lame." Good point. The more expensive the dance the less leeway i give them for stuff like this.
  • wallanon
    6 years ago
    Half a song. It's rare I'll stop a dancer part way through the first song, but I did that a little ways back during a VIP. I'd paid the floor charge and wasn't going to waste another minute with that lemon. Walked her back downstairs then picked the girl I'd skipped over because she smelled like smoke and perfume. Had to work out the smelly clothes problem later but landed a much better VIP experience.
  • flagooner
    6 years ago
    If the first isn't good enough it's one and done. Too many play the game of increasing mileage through the first 3-4 songs. Fuck that. If im paying for a song I want my money's worth. It's the same as the dancers who go with the "Dances are $10, but for $20 I'll give you something to remember." That's crap. If the dances are really good i tip. I don't put up with girls who consciously hold back for reasons other than club rules.
  • Smalltowncpl
    6 years ago
    One and done. If I'm not impressed with the first one I'm sure she is not going to get any better.
  • Subraman
    6 years ago
    I don't understand why anyone would have any other answer than "one and done". Why in the world would you waste your money on a bad dance, and then buy another?
  • SirLapdancealot
    6 years ago
    One song max. If it really sucks I will even stop her before it ends.
  • Dominic77
    6 years ago
    @wallanon posted: "Half a song. It's rare I'll stop a dancer part way through the first song, but ..." ^^^ oooh. I like this answer better. Because I really decide halfway through the first dance. Thinks she does in the last 30 seconds just tell me she's holding back to sell more dancers versus trusting me and giving me the good dance to begin with. e.g., takes off her top the last 30 seconds of the first dance, on order to sell the second dance as topless. The slight exception would be nude dances, because it does take time to strip. versus just taking off her bra. But she better be full nude before the end of the first dance.
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