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First and Last(?) Table Dance

Nov 7, 2018, 7:03 PM

I took the afternoon off and visited a club. The club was pretty empty, but there were two new girls with wristbands. I flagged one down for a dance. Her buddy went to a table about 20 feet away. My girl started dancing for me and we started to talk. Her first day. I was her first table dance. I was getting more than the average (for that club) contact. She said loud enough for those near to hear "You've got a boner!" A couple of heads turned and smiled. I could feel my face getting a little red.

Given her interest in my boner I asked if she knew about VIP's. She called out to her buddy and asked how much she should charge for VIP. Once we established the price, I started talking about what exactly would be on the menu. She was very down with extras. Then she called to her friend and asked how much she should charge to fuck in VIP.

I'm sure I turned beet red. For you older guys, it was like one of those old E F Hutton commercials. Most of the room turned and stared. Luckily there was no bouncer around. Unluckily, there was a woman who was probably a house mom. She called the girl over and they disappeared in the back. About 10 minutes later, here comes the two women. The dancer was in civvies and made the Walk of Shame out the door. I got a nasty look from the house mom. I took off, too.

Fired? Sent home for the day? Not sure what happened.

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Iam4u2screw7 years ago

In the immortal words of Homer Simpson "DOH!!!"

So did you chase her down in the parking lot and complete the transaction. LOL

goldmongerATL7 years ago

DOH! I should have! Actually the house mom stayed near the door probably to make sure I didn't.

Iam4u2screw7 years ago

That bitch. How dare she interfere with a business transaction. She must be a communist. : )

Liwet7 years ago

"Actually the house mom stayed near the door probably to make sure I didn't."

That's actually illegal.

Liwet7 years ago

"Actually the house mom stayed near the door probably to make sure I didn't."

That's actually illegal.

goldmongerATL7 years ago

I see doormen hold up patrons for a minute while a dancer heads to her car. See it all the time.

Iam4u2screw7 years ago

Then did you at least get her license plate number? Skibum can run it for you and get her contact info for ya. LOL

goldmongerATL7 years ago

Maybe if her friend is still there I can get the digits. High school aged strippers (18 and a month). No good sense.

rattdog7 years ago

biggest mistake was not signaling her to lower the voice down. just should have taken her to another part of the club where you could have made a deal where no one would be within earshot. hoped that girl left zilch for that cunt of a housemom.

flagooner7 years ago

That is hysterical. You probably should have prompted her to keep it lower key after the boner announcement. Hindsight 20/20

georgmicrodong7 years ago

“I see doormen hold up patrons for a minute while a dancer heads to her car. See it all the time.”

Doesn’t mean it’s legal, only means no one has called them on it.

Neither the club nor any employee (unless such employee also happens to be a deputized officer of the law) has any authority to detain or prevent someone for leaving the club. There are exceptions for things like if a crime has occurred, as long as they witnessed it, or if an actual cop asks, or for safety reasons, or there’s a reasonable expectation that the detained person will attack someone else, and such like. Depending on the local, it can be an assault charge, especially if they use force. Hell, even kidnapping, though that’s unlikely.

But nothing that allows a doorman to prevent a patron from leaving until a stripper gets in her car and leaves.

doctorevil7 years ago

Witnessing a crime, like solicitation of prostitution, perhaps?

flagooner7 years ago

"...asks, or for safety reasons, or..."

I don't know the law on this, but that would be the claim.

No DA would take this to court, and any settlement in civil court would be minimal if anything.

Fucking litigious assholes would be laughed out of court.

twentyfive7 years ago

^Actually with those anti-strip club crusaders, I wouldn’t put it past them to try and make a case for unlawful detainment. Jes sayin

Hank Moody7 years ago

If you’re running a strip club, would it be more likely you’d be sued by a 50 y.o. married customer whose wife thinks he’s at the office for keeping him in the club or arrested by the police for not protecting your 18 y.o. female 100 lb employees from men following them home? There’s one answer to this, 100 times out of 100.

twentyfive7 years ago

^Wrong scenario, think about how easy it would be for a UC evangelical or some politician, running for an election to make a big deal out of that.

flagooner7 years ago

And for a civil case you have to show damages