Oregon lawyer refuses to pay for $200 lap dance, leads cops on foot chase...

And the really sad thing is the 15 minute time block is officially supposed to be $250 for 15 min +$25 to the club. So the fucker probably negotiated down and still did this nonsense on top of it. 🤨

At first I was skeptical and thought he refused to pay $200 b/c he was being ROBed, e.g. I thought maybe he'd gotten 2 or 3 single-dances and the dancer was claiming it was $200, which is not unheard of - but after reading the article it was a 15-minute-block-of-time and he had agreed to it beforehand vs being ambushed at the end w/ an overcharge as I originally thought may have been the case - it's wrong for anyone to get ripped-off in the clubs it's just IME it seems it's often the dancers trying to rip-off unsuspecting often inexperienced custies.

It's all good man

Looks like skibum took a detour on his Mt. Hood ski trip... lmao

Wow, that is dedication 😟

By whose word is it that he agreed to pay? Do we have his side of the story?

I almost never notice this, but that was a well written article with quite the elaborate description of the attempted getaway. Highbrow trolling at its finest.

If you run fast, you can save a lot of money. Just sayin'.

I say it is better to always pay upfront, don't want to be in these situations. Strip clubs are sometimes not safe places, and you want to be in the right when dealing with them. And if they are trying to bully you out of money, then it is important to deal with them harshly.

SJG

Sometimes you need to learn the hard way that grope-n-dash is several levels more advanced than dine-n-dash. I hope the blackberries at least tasted good since they appear to still be splashed all over his face

Turn dine-and -dash into fuck-and-flee.

The disappointing part is it wasn't captured on an episode of Cops.

I can see that dude running and thinking he's getting away - but then seeing the police and the cameras waiting for him.

This really bothers me on several levels. Papi’s analysis is spot on (to the degree we don’t know the whole story). We are always bemoaning dancers who don’t negotiate in good faith (and call them ROBS and other names) — who does this guy think he is? He’s stealing this dancer’s livelihood. How would he feel if he spent the time to perform a task for a client (negotiated ahead of time and agreed to by both parties) and then that client took the product without paying said fee? What a putz! Hope all of his present law clients learn what he’s done.

It’s theft of services. Could be a felony depending on what the $$ cut off is in that state. If convicted of a felony he could be disbarred.