What is a tip walk?
BaggerRider
Wisconsin
I've been reading reviews of clubs in southeast Wisconsin and I see tip walks mentioned a lot. I'm not sure what exactly that is, would someone explain it?
Also, for anyone familiar with Milwaukee clubs, would you go to On The Border or Heartbreakers?
Also, for anyone familiar with Milwaukee clubs, would you go to On The Border or Heartbreakers?
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The biggest problem with the tip-walk is in some clubs the dancers get very aggressive with it and try to milk the tip-walk and they'll walk the club all night long asking for tips even if they haven't been on stage - in clubs like this a customer can get hit by 4 or 5 different girls during the course of one song asking for tips and many guys don't wanna look cheap or rude and just pay up and the girls know this and exploit it - Russian girls in NJ and Cuban girls in Miami are notorious w.r.t. milking the tip-walk.
Otherwise no thanks didn't see your stage set.
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In TJ I saw a few Adelita's BG try it and one of them I was glad to tip because she allowed groping and she would do a quick standing grind, so it was worth the $2 tip.
Tip walk in San Diego clubs? Haven't experienced that at the San Diego TL clubs Pure Platinum (the one by the airport, now closed) or Pacer's. Maybe it just happens at San Diego's FN clubs, haven't been because no alcohol and FN is not a requirement for me.
I "grew" up with this in strip clubs so had to learn this wasn't the norm when I started traveling the country and visiting strip clubs. Now that I travel extensively, I've learned that different areas have different traditions.
This also goes for how much you can touch. In San Diego, it is usually sit on your hands. The first time I got a dance in Tampa, the girl pointed out that I can touch her. Now my rule is if the girl grabs my junk, her junk is available too.
It's still strange to read this, even though it's been this way for years now. You figure at least one club would have tried to push the envelope again.
San Diego got some crazy vice squad leadership that decided they were going to shut down every strip club and internet friendly hookups in the early 2000's. Before some clubs finally died, they had lost their liquor licenses in "undercover" operations busting girls for not following the 6' rule. Who knew these fucking vice cops were innovators for rules during Covid times.
The dancer will go around the bar looking for tips - after she’s been on stage.
In many NJ clubs - dancers don’t do stage sets - they just parade around a small stage giving a look at their bodies - and surveying the PL’s. After they get off stage - they will go around and attempt to collect tips. This can also be called the Dollar Parade - as most PL’s give the dancers (they aren’t interested in) a dollar to go away.
Some clubs are notorious for this practice. If you want a dance - this is your opportunity to chat with the dancer - and get her to come by and negotiate a trip to the back room.
Most of the clubs in Queens NY operate like this as well.
I have mixed feelings about tip walks. I don't mind it when it's done in modertion, but all too often it gets out of control.
- In places like G2K in Long Island City, when there are 4-5 dancers on stage at one time, it gets crazy, especially when some of them try to double dip.
-In some of those Jersey clubs the chicks will do 3-4 tip walks during each stage set, which is also annoying.
-In Wisonsin, I've encountered situations where girls who were not even on stage will do a tip walk like they just got off, relying upon guys who were busy with other girls to be unaware and just hand over cash. This can be especially bad in larger clubs with multiple stages.
As far as I’m concerned most of the time if I didn’t tip you on stage it was on purpose.
Also if the stage is hard to tip because it is behind the bar then a tip walk makes perfect sense.
Overall I'm not really into the idea of doing it myself or dollar dances for whatever reason 🤷🏼♀️ but I totally get the idea
This was the only time I've experienced this first hand. This wasn't an LA Club, this was "Behind The Orange Curtain" (Orange County) where things can be done a bit differently. This particular girl was not appealing to me so I didn't tip as I wasn't really paying too much attention to the stage show.