How to turn down an extremely aggressive dancer pushing for an overly priced Cha
Dev7on
Maryland
If you guys read my review from my visit to Hustlers in Baltimore, MD you'll understand why. I know, I made the biggest mistake in my life and I want to be a better person and how to avoid blowing my money like that. Any advice?
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#2 - Just say NO. $830 is a lot fucking money for a VIP. I would expect her to go home with me and fuck me all night for that kind of money.
If that doesn't work, it's time to get a bit less civilized, "Back off! I am not interested in you in any way and I will not be taking you anywhere."
If she can't take that hint, it's time to speak to the club manager.
If she was going at you hard, then it's because she smelled blood in the water. Meaning, you were likely giving signals that you'd cave in eventually.
So, don't be that guy. Or don't go to strip clubs.
There's no strategy behind not opening your wallet.
Start with "No, thanks." Escalate as appropriate. Note that stabbing her in the face should be reserved for only the most egregious offenses.
Tell her you ran out of money. That’ll get strippers to leave you alone real quick.
For the time being, don't spend more than $100 per girl and turn down any girl that asks for more than that.
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...troll account? 😂😂
I hate to get too basic, but it is her job to coax you into making bad decisions like that one. The job of safeguarding your wallet is yours alone. As others have said, the next time you want to go back to an expensive room, make sure that you and she are on the same page about what will happen. If she's evasive or ambiguous, then just say "No thank you."
Oh, and to add to your tuition value, other reviewers talked about a $360 room. If you had done your research beforehand, maybe you could have shaved a few hundred from that tuition payment. Just sayin'.