Customer psychology
nicespice
So today I left 3 hours early (and perfectly okay with paying the fine to do so) due to petty drama while I was on stage.
And during that time, THAT was when customers wanted to come up to me, tip extra generously, and ask for a dance later.
To which I told them “well...maybe” (and I didn’t go back to any of them, since I left soon after).
Where the heck were they when I was acting cute and bubbly and smiling and actually giving a shit while on stage on my first set? And NOT when I was openly scowling and just sitting there swaying slightly?
I don’t understand these things. 😅
And during that time, THAT was when customers wanted to come up to me, tip extra generously, and ask for a dance later.
To which I told them “well...maybe” (and I didn’t go back to any of them, since I left soon after).
Where the heck were they when I was acting cute and bubbly and smiling and actually giving a shit while on stage on my first set? And NOT when I was openly scowling and just sitting there swaying slightly?
I don’t understand these things. 😅
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My first thought is if you were scowling, maybe they wanted to see you smile and tipping was their way of doing this?
Or maybe you are just cute when you are mad... 😁
Plus, as we all know, management at BBD is always monitoring this site and creating BS shill reviews, I *really* do not want to be explicit. 🤓
I’ll just say some of the customers did see, some didn’t.
Lol! That may well be true. But what I can say is if I had taken a customer up on his offer for dances, and he did ONE minor thing I didn’t care for, (that I’d normally brush off) he would have dealt with my wrath for sure.
And aww thanks MackTruck and FishHawk. I’m more calm now 😁
Custies also have nighs where nothing goes well - such is bizarro-world.
Maybe your case was just coincidence. Is this something that has happened in the past also?
But a lot of it probably comes down to we all react to what we notice... doing something that stands out might get u more noticed than doing something right or playing it cool.
(as long nobody gets hurt.)
I'm not going to speak for everyone else but generally My mind is not the driving force in the club, so psychology is probably not the correct term for my behaviors lol
To be fair, it was overall busier when that happened. 😝 But even still.
Well... yeah.
some people pay more for wrath.
I do miss this aspect in Tijuana. there the stage manager gathers the tips.
Possible that some guys noticed the drama and felt compelled to improve your night. The good news is that sympathy dollars spend like any other dollar.
Also, a lot of guys prefer to tip / approach later in the set.
You can tip a girl and ask her to come to your table and she may wander off for 2 hours. She may mention somebody else asked first and that can be a wildcard of 1-10 dances.
So sometimes you are waiting for a specific girl - or you have a few priority options in mind. If that doesn't come to fruition you then level set and seek out other girls.
That's my approach at least.