In the club today

14 comments

• WILLYSGOTAWOMAN

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  6 years ago

  thats too upfront i want a little flirtation
• whodey

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  6 years ago

  Worst opening line ever.
• crazyjoe

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  6 years ago

  One time I asked a dancer for a joke. She did not have one and got snooty. When I asked her why she said she does not rell jokes because she is an ENTERTAINER in a snotty way. I told her to come up with some jokes and Entertain me...
• rl27

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  6 years ago

  Wow, I have heard quite a few dumb opening lines, but that's the first time I ever heard that one used as an opening line. Yes, I have been asked after I have asked for a private dance, but never as an opening line.
  
  Even "wanna dance," is better than that.
• Icey

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  6 years ago

  Worst I heard was "tip me unless you're a fag"
• Icey

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  6 years ago

  I told the bitch I'm waiting for my man.
• JAprufrock

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  6 years ago

  What a cunt. When she said you could buy her name, you should have handed her a dollar and told her "useless whore" fits.
• datinman

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  6 years ago

  Her "you can buy my name." Me "I'll just call you Felicia. Bye."
• Warrior15

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  6 years ago

  Yeah, that would bother me also. I am fully aware that the girl is there to make money. But when she makes it obvious, that is a total turn off to me.
• pistola

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  6 years ago

  I would’ve told her it’s a grand, but your not my type.
• twentyfive

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  6 years ago

  Never had that happen, but if it did , my response would be "more than you're gonna earn today !"
• Cashman1234

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  6 years ago

  That’s a poor sales technique. The truth is - some dancers aren’t good at acting smooth when selling dances.
  
  Her initial approach didn’t work at all - so she should have backed way off - and tried to turn up the charm. Sadly, she doubled down on a bad approach. It’s her loss.
• Icey

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  6 years ago

  It is a poor sales technique but it works on a lot of guys. Men who are intimidated by women as is, will easily just tip them to make them leave. Its coercive and intimidating to insecure or timid men.
• Papi_Chulo

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  6 years ago

  Yeah - I've never had that as an opening line but in the past have been asked that b/f being asked if I wanted dances, and for w/e reason I found it off-putting - but then again PLs asking a dancer "what's your menu" may be just as off-putting to dancers?
  
  What a PL's "budget" is and what he's willing to spend, is his business - "what's your budget" makes it sound like the dancer wants to take everything you have on you - there are better ways to come to an agreement on terms of service.