GUAC is EXTRA
PinkSugarDoll
There is a belief on this forum that the older white gentleman should be the target customer and I personally don’t discriminate against anyone, save for one demographic group (sorry, I’m human). But here in the South, the Old White Guy demo is trying EVERYTHING on a $20 dance and getting offended like I gave them a bad dance when I don’t oblige.
My remark, when something somewhat extra occurs, is, “If you want to do that, we’ll have to do a $100 dance,” or whatever is equivalent, because to me, if you want to do that stuff you have to spend more than $20. An example: I worked in a club yesterday that had a $20 dance area and a $100 dance area, I said, if you want to do that we’ll have to go to the $100 room.
I did not run into this in Seattle and actually the more I think about it, the entire West.
A standard lap dance is $20.
GUAC is EXTRA.
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BTW, love your new avatar 😝
Understand too, sometimes the club makes the dance prices because they take a cut, sometimes they make the prices high because they want to encourage a certain kind of patrons to attend and to discourage a certain kind of patrons from coming. And sometimes the girls control the prices.
Spend $100, for $100 of dances.
Not entirely surprising on a site mostly populated by older white guys.
So I guess you’re saying spend $100 for 5 dances if you want to get touchy-feely. Sounds reasonable I guess, depending on the club. I know lots of clubs in the South where full contact is expected and the norm for a single dance. Others not so much.
So, without knowing what you consider to be "extra territory", it's hard to say whether the problem is with your customers, or if you're dancing in a club where the dancers provide *a lot* for $20.
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Young Man Blues
Oh, well, a young man
Ain't got nothin' in the world these days
I said a young man
Ain't got nothin' in the world these days
Well, you know in the old days
When a young man was a strong man
All the people, they'd step back
When a young man walked by
But you know, nowadays
It's the old man
He's got all the money
And a young man ain't got nothin' in the world these days
I said
Ain't got nothing
Got sweet nothing
Everybody knows that
Everybody knows that
Everybody knows that a young man ain't got nothin'
Ooh, yeah
Everybody knows that a young man ain't got nothin'
In the old, in the old days
Oh, in the old days
Everybody stepped back when a young man walked by
They stepped back
They stepped back
They stepped back
They stepped far, far back, yeah
Have pity on the young man
They ain't got nothin' in the world these days, I said
They ain't got nothin'!
They got sweet fuck-all!
I am not just referring to one experience in one club. And, will say again, it’s not my first time dancing, I’m not entitled as a dancer, I’m not shy.
I’m not Cuban either, ok, but I get what guys are coming to the club for. 👍🏼
It is unfortunate when entertainment provider and entertainment consumer are too far apart on expectations. (My only knowledge is from reading on here, but) regional (or club) differences are considerable, ranging from air dances to 'I've got a great story to tell the guys'.
I hear your frustration. I've no helpful advice; only that if you danced in my town, I'm sure we could enjoy a $20 dance or a $100 worth of them while staying within comfort limits.
(I, too, like your avatar)
Yeah, that’s frustrating if I’m understanding you correctly. Hopefully it’s just a bad stretch of tougher customers and things improve for you. From a customer standpoint I certainly want to get charged fairly but I understand that works both ways.
So clubbing in SoFlo means one gets a 2-way-contact dance for every dance w/o having to commit to X upfront - having said that, I'm cognizant that time-is-$$$ for dancers and when I get a dance from a dancer is w/ the expectations I am gonna do at least 2-dances unless I don't like the dance, and if I don't like the dance and intend to stop at 1, then I minimize my touching and likely don't do any touching at all - so I go in expecting to do 2 at least, and not uncommon I do more if I click w/ her, but I won't commit to hard X # ahead of time in order to get what I'm used as typical dance-mileage in my clubs.
Mose Allison. He said the Who’s performance at Leeds was the best rendition ever or something to that effect.
Huntsman 💕 thank you for your nice comments
Papi 👍🏼 Gotcha, I think my dances are on par for what you’re describing and that’s why I’m frustrated, I think I’m giving decent dances.
Buying dances is a chump's game. Save booths and back rooms until it is time for your own pants to come down.
SJG
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SJG
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PSD, you have every right to have boundaries and if a guy doesn't like it then so be it. It sounds like you are working in a place where this stuff is so common that guys have come to expect it.
That's a tough spot to be in. The only solution might be to move to a better club and/or area to work.
Good luck.
SJG
Yes. And yes and yes and yes.
But occasionally I do try to push the envelope. If the girl seems open and kinda freaky after a few dances I see if she'll let me feed. I know that's a bit extra and THAT usually gets me the response that I'll have to take her to VIP to do that. Or she'll contort her body in a way where it's clear she's not comfortable with that. Of course I cease and desist if she starts the contortions. As for the VIP offer I usually take them up on it if I've enjoyed their dances so far. I would also have no problems commiting to a longer block of dances to get that increased contact. Nothing like a great pair of boobs in my mouth.
Buying dances is a chumps game, and it creates problems with mismatched expectations.
Front Room is more fluid, only goes as long as both parties are consenting.
SJG
Everybody's already said it but I echo - your body, your rules. That's all there is to it.
I can't imagine spending a whopping $20 or $40 and thinking you have free reign. These must be some high rolling $60 spenders!!!
Buying dances is a chump's game.
SJG
Oddly, I'm okay with it.
SJG
My view is that you just have to let dancers do what they do, can't tell them who they should respond to. And where possible, best to approach them yourselves.
SJG
In my personal experiences I've seen it as well. Often women walk by me and go straight for old white guys or will talk to my white friend - while I'm sitting there with 4 figures ready to spend in my pocket.
Actually, you said that you do discriminate but neglected to share what category you discriminate against by being human. Not askin', just sayin'.
I'm gonna go make it rain at Chipotle in your honor
WCG
WCG
I don't blame the dancers though. I mean I would think if dancers cherry pick customers it would have to be because of being reinforced. If more old white dudes are the main group spending money then sure, those would be the guys they'd want to hit up first. Meanwhile if black/minority dudes are being gropey cheap asses then I expect things to be tougher for me when I step foot in there. It is what it is. In the end I still end up having a good time so I can't be too mad about not being approached by the best girls right away like the old white guys do.
I will talk to anyone in the club, I discriminate against one type of person because they typically smell unpleasant and they forcibly try anything and everything in a dance, as in, I am fighting these people off and saying hey please don’t do that, and they are still trying to do whatever to me. If you consider that discriminating then okay. My assumption has been that it is a cultural thing and tbh I do not want to go through that when I do a dance. So ok, if that makes me discriminatory, label me that.
The only other reasons I will not talk to someone are:
I go over to them and they stink and/or are dirty
I go over and they are a dick to me, I say “Okay I hope you have a good time!” And get up and leave
A friend tells me the guy was very inappropriate in the dance or tried to rip her off or I have had that kind of experience with a customer in the past and recognize him
Other than that, I will talk to anyone and I don’t discriminate *except.* with one type of person.
But who/what is that one type of person?
WCG
The group is Indian men, since everyone keeps asking. I have to fight them off, like you know when you’re pushing on something and your arms are shaking? Like a guy trying to kiss me and I’m pushing so hard against him that we are both shaking and he still won’t give up. In what world is it satisfying to have human contact with someone who is fighting you off? I can only think of one circumstance and it’s illegal!
Man, thank you, men. 😢
McNulty fell off the wagon again.
Don't push, yes. Don't negotiate? That's a hard no. If you're like McNulty on a bender and pay any price if the gurl is the hotness, then you're busting the curve and going broke like a mark. I get to the point being made, just putting that out there for suckers.
And yh, this thread is all about physically aggressive customers (and apparently smelling like curry). So that's obvious not to be forcing hands and other stuff where dancers don't want them cuz Rick Dugan will fight you. And it's also uncool.
Almost forgot what I was going to write about. So this dancer who I got two dances with the other night before kicking her off (because she was weirdly rocking on bony shins that were digging into my thighs) stops by my table next time I show up. Her dances were so bad I actually told another dancer, which I almost never do. She leads off with the name of the dancer I replaced her with and her opinion of the dances she gave me. I noticed she'd stayed up on the VIP level by the bar the whole time I was there, but wasn't paying attention to her paying attention to me.
Anyhow, she was asking about dances and I'm thinking about the bony saws she calls her shins. But then I say what the hell after I saw her on stage because she's spinner hot with a beautiful face. This time she walks me straight to the kill box booths in the back of the VIP area and starts doing a pretty exceptional grind. No shins. Then spends the next few songs half-lecturing me on all the things I should have tried to get her to stop "being naive". Then I reminded her that the first thing she told me when we spoke the first time was all she does is dances. Then she says that's true, but she makes exceptions.
In the #MeToo era, dancers need to clue dudes in on what they're open to because we're not trying to be the subject of a multi paragraph rant or more. I'm ok missing something the first time around to not get jammed up with a misunderstanding, especially if I'm on home turf. PSD's not wrong about the grope mongers, not at all. But if she's in a permissive market then it's going to be a rough go.
LOL! Gotta agree with that one! Go Pack, Go!
LD
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In regards to Indian and Arab customers - I can't help but think where there is smoke there is fire...it seems like quite the coincidence when literally every dancer I've talked to mentions how consistently they are bad customers. I'm also focusing on a few specific states so who knows around the country.
I have a similar opinion of Mexicans.
Now to get somewhat back on topic, I've seen quite a few threads about Indian customers being troublesome for the exact same reasons PSD listed. I just used the search option and sure enough, I saw at least 3 that I remember seeing. One was even a link from a Stripperweb thread where the OP was the top 10 customers to not approach. I think number 10 was plainly labeled "Indians" and then proceeded to say exactly what PSD did.
https://tuscl.net/discussion.php?id=4452…
https://tuscl.net/discussion.php?id=5082…
https://tuscl.net/discussion.php?id=4383…
PSD would you say that's the case?
Yes, black dudes do like me. Two of my top five best customers of all time were black dudes. One was a foot fetish guy and one was an older gentleman who cane to see me about 2-3x per week and I genuinely cared about him and him for me. Aside from those two, the only place I’ve ever been where a black customer actually buys dances from me has been Penthouse Club in New Orleans. But I’m from Seattle and customers are primarily not black so bear that in mind.
Asian dudes don’t always like me, I don’t notice many others who do or do not like me.
He came to see you two or three times per WEEK? 😯
And I thought I was addicted!
I'm not saying you don't have problems with Indians guys. But I will say you don't know who I know, and there's more Indian men than there are people living in the United States. There's plenty of Indian guys who might go to clubs that none of us has met, and maybe some of them aren't dirtbags. It's called math.
My personal experience is no less valid than yours because I'm on the demand side of the equation. Different yes. Less valid no. The friends I used to club with had manners, because if they didn't we wouldn't club together and probably wouldn't be friends.
I wasn't equating my experience to anyone else's, but it's worth considering that condemning an entire population because of a rough go with the H1B nerds around Seattle is a little dramatic. This thread was set up as personal venting and that's cool. But it *is* a personal thing you've put out there for discussion.
Most of us aren't going to feel as strongly about it as you do.
I prefer clubs and dancers where the prices are consistent across all dancers and the mileage is good. I’m just not going to tell someone what they should ask for. I provide feedback with how much I spend and whether I will repeat.