The absolute worst type of customer š”
nicespice
Itās not the one who wants to be outraged because Iām only talking to him for his money.
Itās not the one who thinks he has a right to treat me however he wishes because he spent tiny amounts of money.
Itās not the friends of staff members who you have to walk on eggshells around.
Itās not the guy who dated a stripper and āknows the gameā.
Itās not the guy who wants to put you down so that he can mansplain how to be better at your job.
Itās not the one who wants to fuck you over on payment.
Not even the guy who clearly has some ax to grind with women in general and wants to humiliate strippers in some disgusting kind of way .
No. Itās that customer who is ill who *insists* on showing up to the club through whatever illness he has. Granted some of it can be put on me, cause I saw a little sweating and suspiciously felt his forehead and it seemed warm (but not a fever) and I was about to walkābut I was lured in by him wanting to do a 3/$100 with the payment upfront. Def penny wise pound foolish type of thing.
Thereās an off chance it came from elsewhere, but I doubt it. 24 hours later, all the symptoms hit all at once. Doctor tested me for strep but nope, just a āreally nasty coldā Five days later, still trying to get over this thing. And thanks to all my excess free time, I get to scroll through social media and see strippers posting all sorts of photos of money stacks. Sigh.
But I donāt get it. If a dancer comes in when not completely well, then itās probably some kind of financial desperation. I donāt like it, but I have a little more empathy. If a customer does it, WTF is wrong with you you absolute scum of the earth? Next time I find a fucker like this in the club, Iām going to āaccidentallyā spill my drink on him if I happen to have one on me. Ugh.
End vent. Going to try to go back to sleep.
Itās not the one who thinks he has a right to treat me however he wishes because he spent tiny amounts of money.
Itās not the friends of staff members who you have to walk on eggshells around.
Itās not the guy who dated a stripper and āknows the gameā.
Itās not the guy who wants to put you down so that he can mansplain how to be better at your job.
Itās not the one who wants to fuck you over on payment.
Not even the guy who clearly has some ax to grind with women in general and wants to humiliate strippers in some disgusting kind of way .
No. Itās that customer who is ill who *insists* on showing up to the club through whatever illness he has. Granted some of it can be put on me, cause I saw a little sweating and suspiciously felt his forehead and it seemed warm (but not a fever) and I was about to walkābut I was lured in by him wanting to do a 3/$100 with the payment upfront. Def penny wise pound foolish type of thing.
Thereās an off chance it came from elsewhere, but I doubt it. 24 hours later, all the symptoms hit all at once. Doctor tested me for strep but nope, just a āreally nasty coldā Five days later, still trying to get over this thing. And thanks to all my excess free time, I get to scroll through social media and see strippers posting all sorts of photos of money stacks. Sigh.
But I donāt get it. If a dancer comes in when not completely well, then itās probably some kind of financial desperation. I donāt like it, but I have a little more empathy. If a customer does it, WTF is wrong with you you absolute scum of the earth? Next time I find a fucker like this in the club, Iām going to āaccidentallyā spill my drink on him if I happen to have one on me. Ugh.
End vent. Going to try to go back to sleep.
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Get well soon.
SJG
The only time when buying dances and LDKing is NOT a chump's game.
SJG
That is a particularly rotten thing to do.
Best wishes for a speedy recovery.
Hope you feel better soon.
And the fact that you suspected and "were going to walk, but got lured in" by the money... well, that part is on you.
The doctor told me that when you start to have symptoms of a flu or cold (virus), count back 5 days and thatās when you got sick.
It is not cool to ever force people at their jobs to be in close quarters with you when youāre sick (I am a hairstylist too, have to be in close quarters with clients, not just strippers but all people at their jobs). But just saying, it is a very volatile cold and flu season this year and what that guy did wasnāt ok but you may have already been sick when you saw him because there is a ton of sickness going around.
Hope you feel better, zicam oral spray works for me EVERY time I get sick, it makes me avoid getting sick when I feel Iām about to be and makes me only be sick for two days when I take it every 3 hours with a cold.
And many dancers have children too. Thankfully I donāt, and I donāt have have any urgent financial need either so I can continue to lay low for 7-10 days. It is what it is. Unless perhaps the council of Rickās can create a medical board to track down and āsaveā the mothers as soon as sheās 100% recovered.
@PSD I googled it and it says the common cold incubation period is 24-72 hours. Usually, I canāt lay low right when symptoms come because I tend to be at full energy and then it hits me all at once. Maybe I need to look more into immunity prevention supplements even when 100% okay idk.
Remember - anal with a condom - on all fours - keeps things at a proper distance.
Low carbs? WTF? 210 calories per pint. Calorie breakdown: 3% fat, 87% Carbs and 10% protein.
It may be good for what ails you but low carbs it is not.
I'm curious if coronavirus will negativity impact clubs if it explodes in the US
Not sure how the virus will impact strip clubs - but Iām avoiding Queens just to be safe!
That's hilarious. None of my coworkers have any clue about my SC activities.
A 12-ounce serving of Guinness sets you back 125 caloriesājust 15 more than the same serving of Bud Light.
https://www.irishcentral.com/culture/fooā¦
A pint of Guinness has 210 calories, a bottle just 125.
Hereās a rundown of the nutritional information in a pint of Guinness / 568ml:
Calories - 210
Grams of Protein - 1.9
Grams of Carbohydrate - 18.2
Grams of Fat - 0.3
Grams of Fiber - 0
Grams of Alcohol - 23.9
The best part about working from home is not having to deal with idiotic coworkers who don't realize that you should stay home when you are sick. Now I can work when I am sick without worrying about getting someone else sick and save my sick days for when I am feeling that VIP Fever.
I am seeing great Airbnb deals in light of all this. And some part of me is tempted to milk the heck out of going to locals clubā>get new girl moneyā>bounce out to the next location after diminishing returns. (And avoiding the more touristy clubs)
But considering I made a thread like this one here, I have to keep myself accountable and question the ethics on that behavior. I feel like at some point due to circumstance itās almost inevitable for me to become a carrier, whether knowingly or unknowingly. (If I know, Iāll certainly stay out of the clubs tho) I guess once thereās an inevitable critical mass it wonāt matter as much, but for now idk.
Ah well. Iāll probably stay in San Antonio. The city where, upon announcing SXSW 90 miles away was getting cancelled, locals were smugly gloating that AYYYEE FIESTA STILL ON. Thereās already been cases in that city and nobody gives a shit. So as far as Iām concerned, I wouldnāt feel guilty for accidentally infecting anyone because itās just a city of boneheads who donāt care.
After that, idk what else. Only go to cities where itās already been confirmed?
This probably isnāt the best site to ask for ethics. But I wouldnāt mind hearing the input anyways. I expect mostly entertainment and the chance for insight. š
Too bad they didn't let you become a stripper back then!
:) :) :)
Seriously, I think high school is a bad place. But all too often college is not that much different.
There are other kinds of colleges.
Well some of it really is just about socio economic status. So a very bright student might have been well served by a GED and getting to college sooner. But GED is associated with students who are not doing well and usually are from lower socio-economic ranks.
There can be other ways to get out of high school and off to college early though.
"but in college, it will be all about critical thinking and you will flourish"
Well how much it is like that depends on the school, on what classes you are taking, and on whether you are talking about the social life or about the academic life, or if the two are the same.
For myself, no it was mostly a negative, but I did like my classes. But there was still a limit. Beyond a point I had to build a life outside of college. I could not keep pouring my time and energy into something which did not have the depth or breadth which I wanted.
Where I was there was a special program, all independent studies. I was in a couple of seminars of there's and I knew some of there people. They were really a trip, they really wanted to learn.
So in my classes when a professor tried to introduce something there was a groan heard all throughout the lecture hall.
And some were circulating a petition to try and get rid of a professor I thought well of, he expected students to be able to derive complex things, like on the exam.
Others wanted him gone, saying, "You'll never need to use this." But as I saw it, that kind of an understanding was what would have the longest lasting value.
Then in this special independent studies program, when the professor was explaining something it was totally different. Everyone in the class would be up at the blackboard trying to do the proof.
In other classes a text book is assigned. In this special program, students run up at the end of class and ask if the professor can recommend a book which will help them understand better what he is lecturing about.
And then of course others would say of that , "What can you do with that degree?". I tried to show them how stupid this was.
Then I realized, if you wanted to have a good program where people really learn, it has to be like that. The means to an ends people have to see it as worthless.
That way they stay away.
FWIW, my organization will give people an outstanding environment for lifelong learning, integrated with work experience, financial security and health care access, and also all the sex they can handle.
SJG